Annie Armenian

So...some personal news! Like everyone else with access to a mic and a laptop, my friend Jess and I have been working on a podcast since Dec. It's called The Long Lunch and we explain pop culture-y things to other elder millennials - with many tangents 🙃 open.spotify.com/show/4PpJgZSxP…

honestly after derry girls used it in the season 1 finale it should have been illegal for anyone else to use it

@pittworldwide Ok TASTE

The last few eps of Heartbreak High 😭were stun 😭 Especially when they played this banger

Another gorgeous body of work from Jessie Ware open.spotify.com/album/56sKKg6l…

Whenever you see Rock DJ and witness Robbie Williams ripping the skin from his body, I want you to remember, he debuted the music video on Top Of The Tops in front of Beyoncé and Victoria Beckham and they were horrified. This man's mind is a marvel.

cher for vogue magazine (1974) photographed by richard avedon

(would rather watch Wuthering Heights on repeat than The Room Next Door)

she’s really good at predicting the future

Both barely aged

“top gun 3 is in the works” no baby they already made it catch uppppp

@ibebitter Kylie? This is very KM94

idk which other white pop girl could pull this off

ok and who is doing the acting

The word of the day is HABIBI! Happy #ArabAmericanHeritageMonth from Ramy Youssef, Elmo, and all of your friends on Sesame Street!

The Drama holding steady against school holiday pics!

Australian cinema is often known for its idiosyncratic characters who lead their own little eccentric lives: The Castle, Malcolm, and Muriel’s Wedding are films that come to mind.

But there is one that flies under the radar while having all the charm and offbeat humour as those named, and that’s Love Serenade from 1996.

Miranda Otto serves a breakout lead performance that rivals the most awkward of societal outcasts and contrasts the seemingly irresistible allure of George Shevtsov as a small-town radio host.

Writer & director Shirley Barrett achieves one of the most confident and captivating debut features we have ever seen, which earned her the Camera d’Or at Cannes.

In an era of Australian cinema that was defined by experimentation, this sticks the landing with a final act that subverts all possible expectation.

Love Serenade screens this weekend at Thornbury Picture House. Plus, check out Looking for Alibrandi and Dead End Drive-In at Brunswick Picture House starting tomorrow.

são várias, mas eu vou ficar com a shoshanna fumando crack por engano

Yayyyy

posted it before and i’ll post it again. underrated moment from an iconic episode

So many favs but I'm obviously going with Ben Mendelsohn as Jessa's dad

changed television forever