Jewels and Niles

This is the most 1985 thing ever. I remember when this video came on MTV 10 times a day. If you’re wondering why Kathleen Turner, Danny DeVito and Michael Douglas are, anomalously, backup singers, the song was in the movie the Jewel of the Nile; it’s a promo for that film.

You know, at the time, I never really saw the appeal of Kathleen Turner. The big-haired blonde look is just not my thing. But she has a very fun personality in that video and looks quite nice in that white tux, I have to admit.

This feels like 1985 felt. Understandably. But it’s more “of the era” than most. It has the casual zaniness. The sense of fun that’s missing now. And no Instagram face. I wouldn’t go back; around 1985 is when my life started to get extremely shitty. But it feels like such a foreign land now.

Phoebe Bridgers – I Know The End (Live)

A more goth Phoebe Bridgers. โœ…
A rare blonde goth Phoebe Bridgers. ๐Ÿคฉ
Great performance of an amazing song. ๐ŸŽ‰
One camera, no cuts, flawless cinematography in challenging, changing conditions. ๐ŸŽฅ
Folks, we have a complete win here tonight. ๐Ÿ†

(That’s not a super-long mic cord. It’s a long-range wireless setup and the cord is connected to a sending unit that’s at her back. Had to be a big one to get wireless to go to that far.)

Bec

This film is how you use Rebecca Ferguson. Overall, Dr. Sleep was only ok. However, Rebecca as Rose the Hat…trรจs magnifique. Also, “Rose the Hat” is one of the best character names ever.

As I noted about the weirdo in Les chambres rouges, it’s hard for a beautiful woman to read as creepy. Our girl Rebecca has no problem with this, though. She’s demented and ghoulish and a real scumbag.