Hiram Lodge is such an insane character . Why did he lock his teenage daughter’s boyfriend into an intense psychosexual relationship with him wherein he used psychological warfare as well as physical violence and the constant looming threat of unspeakable crimes as tactics to control/eventually hunt and kill him

Shelley Duvall for the New York Times, April 2024

Cover art for Hako Yamasaki's single "流れ酔 Nagare Yoi Uta) / 檜原ふるさと (Hinohara Furusato)"

literally one of my favorite tweets ever

need this

Grimes shot by An Le for NYLON Magazine

what im learning is that you cannot avoid your way into a life you enjoy

one of my favorite things about bjork is that she just beat the shit out of someone in public

This scene from the episode where Betty’s mom was making a documentary about Jughead allegedly getting murdered kdjdjskfkskfjslfmslfkqkfkks

this shot is so funny. closeted lesbian cheryl freaks the fuck out at the concept of same-sex relations and the idea that james dean engaged in them, so she storms out. awkward silence. shot to bisexual betty and her boyfriend gay kevin. What About Sal Mineo?

Who wants to recreate this sleepover with me

Gay Kevin you will always be famous

Gay Kevin is so insufferable I love this stupid show

Gay Kevin you will always be famous<3

Casey Cott’s performance as Kevin in Riverdale overall just fucking sends me to outer space

my babygate thoughts after watching AOTV

I want to start off by saying that these are just my opinions and I am in no way, shape, or form indicating that I am apologizing or justifying my believed closeting of a queer individual. Nor am I making apologies for someone that I do not know nor will ever know. That being said, I do feel that I am allowed to draw my own personal conclusions given the evidence presented before us and make my own critical decision based on the content.

I do not believe Freddie is Louis’ son. I honestly will never believe that he is biologically Louis’ son.

That being said, I do think that AOTV did an interesting job of framing the Louis/Freddie relationship in the  midst of talking about his family and the role he is so often put in. For instance, I believe that AOTV is more of a film of self discovery and reconciliation of the self than anything else. It’s framed about one man’s struggle to find where he belongs and if he even deserves it. So in some ways, it’s an introspective film about Louis’ outlook on himself as an artist, as a brother, as a friend, and as an individual.

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