(february 10th, 1962) Happy Birthday, Cliff ♡

"That'll be fine" Story in Slash's Book:

"Lars Ulrich and James Hetfield from Metallica came over and we did some outrageous partying. Sally was there and I remember there was a girl that James wanted to fuck and I let him take her into my bedroom. They were in there for a while and I had to get in there to get something, so I crept in quietly and saw James head-fucking her.

He was standing on the bed, ramming her head against the wall, moaning in that thunderous voice of his, just slamming away, and bellowing "That'll be fine! That'll be fine! Yes! That'll be fine!"

BYE.

proud lebanese aussie standing with palestine 🇵🇸 ❤️🖤🤍💚

he's so fucking perfect I'm unwell

LOOK AT HIS EYES okay I find this truly appealing

☆°♡ DAY THREE ♡°☆

a pic of a good looking band

metallica are a bunch of cuties, especially baby cliff 🥰

he makes me go feral

I need to cover his face with kisses

his face covered with red lipstick marks would look perfect

eat him up

omg

james hetfield as dougal

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rest in peace beautiful angel, you deserved the world

Shelley Duvall wasn’t a demure 70s coquette for your moodboard or a nutcase driven mad by Kubrick’s harsh directorial hand. She was a woman with no prior acting experience or training who jumped into the industry and made her mark. She was an unforgettable personality on the screen; so down to earth and approachable yet aloof in her own way. She had a gift that can’t be taught in a drama college; her onscreen manner felt natural. Contrary to urban legend, she didn’t go completely insane after the Shining. She produced 3 successful children’s television series throughout the 80s and 90s and earned a Peabody award and two Daytime Emmy nominations. She was passionate about creating quality entertainment for children.

Many who worship celebrities only worship an image or a constructed narrative, and, admittedly, there’s no way for any of us to have known Shelley as a person beyond her work in film and television. Still, when I look at her I see someone who worked hard to create so many wonderful things, and I think her talent was so much greater than what people gave her credit for.