Richard

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Down with white supremacist capitalist heteropatriarchy. Up with kindness and care. ❤️Chicago House

Picture of book New Plays from Williamstown Theatre Festival
Cover of Bill O’Reilly’s thriller novel
The elevator shot from Silence of the Lambs- Foster is the only woman in the elevator- she is wearing a sweaty gray sweatshirt and the men are all wearing red shirts.
Meme of Levar Burton as Georgi La Forge first hesitating and then agreeing
Young David Duchovny from the X Files looking obnoxiously photogenic too
The logo for the 80s variety music video show Night Flight
Mads as Hannibal saying “I love your work”
Early black and white head shot of Lionel Stander with rough good looks
Black and white photo of Jack Carson and his boyish good looks wearing a suit and tie, smiling for a head shot with Hollywood lighting
Film still from movie “the day the earth stood still” black and white, a big robot inside an awesome UFO ship
A box of breakfast cereal: a blue background and in the foreground an ungodly sight: mini Pop Tarts breakfast cereal
A photo of the cover of the novel “Sorrowland” by Rivers Solomon
Publicity image for 90s TV show called “Profit”; a bonkers story about a Patrick Bateman character who sleeps in a cardboard box at night and is slowly taking down a whole corporate boardroom
A still from the film Eating Raoul with Paul Bartel and Mary Woronov
Image of the film still of the 70s Tav show Family Classics based in Chicago
Publicity still for the Chicago version of Heat: The Blues Brothers
Color image of Dedra Meero from the show Andor in a meeting with officials from the empire. She looks super fash and the tone matches the images of the cabinet meeting
Image of Donald Sutherland from the 1978 version of “Invasion of the Body Snatchers” holding something with a pair of tweezers that may be a rat turd or a caper
Black and white still from the RKO pictures film intro depicting a gigantic radio antenna stretching into space off the earth
Black and white photo of young Christopher Plummer
Screen shot of a slide discussing damaging effects on trans mental health by news of institutional bigotry
Film still of beat poet accompanied by saxophone at a beatnik cafe
Birth of a Nation is an early silent American film many consider the first blockbuster, which depicted African Americans with horrendous racist stereotypes and the Ku Klux Klan as saviors. Gross
Trophy pendant, first prize for Jerry
A publicity still from the 1950s sci fi classic Thing from Another World
Mr Joyboy and Ms Thanatagenous are not happy
Peter Falk as TV’s Columbo looking VERY skeptical about what was just said
A young Kurt Russell is having a strong reaction to eating cereal called “Frumpy Crunch”
Publicity still of Sam the Pickle man played by Peter Reigert in the film “Crossing Delancey”
Movie poster for the film “The Man Who Wasn’t There”
Movie poster for Blade Runner with an amazing synth soundtrack by Vangelis
Movie poster for the film Witness with an amazing synth soundtrack by the great Maurice Jarre
Photo of the 70s puppet Madame as part of a graphic indicating that “Madame’s Place” sitcom belongs in the sitcom graveyard
Image of cartoon head of Tennessee Tuxedo character voiced by Don Adams. One of the few cartoons I enjoyed when home sick on school days
David Lynch as the Twin Peaks character Gordon Cole who is offering friendly support to Denise a trans femme, saying the people who ridiculed her should “fix their hearts or die”
David Lynch as Gordon Cole in Twin Peaks The Return speaking to Denise, a trans character, about how he reprimanded her coworkers regarding their anti trans behavior. “I told them to fix their hearts or die”
Giant scary green Martian ships about to start some shit!
Malcolm McDowell and Mary Steenburgen in a still from the film “Time After Time” in which McDowell plays a real life HG Welles who takes his real life Time Machine into the future in pursuit of real life Jack the Ripper in 1970s San Francisco. It’s actually really good!
Mr Spock with hot goatee from Star Trek TOS episode “mirror mirror”
Cover of book “Moving Towards Home” by June Jordan