Michael Pelusi

@shakeymike.bsky.social

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Philadelphian. Confusion and art. I’m nothing but heart. He/him. michaelpelusi.com

Michael B. Jordan as Wallace, plus Trey Carney as Poot.
The first scene of the first episode of THE WIRE.
Paul says, “The Neil feel!”
Roger Daltrey Live in Bensalem Glengarry Glen Ross Live in Philadelphia
Slop 'em up!
The cover of Mick Jagger’s single “Ruthless People,” from the film RUTHLESS PEOPLE.
Andy Griffith as “Lonesome” Rhodes in A FACE IN THE CROWD.
RIP Sam Neil, a huge Beach Boys fan…
THE HOUSEWIVES UNDERGROUND: THE UNTOLD STORY OF THE WOMEN WHO MADE THE JFK ASSASSINATION OUR MOST ENDURING MYSTERY by Kaitlyn Tiffany
Back of a Polaroid with the inscription“Don’t Believe His Lies.” From the movie MEMENTO.
THE SWARM (1978)
Today’s Harry Dean Stanton-centric Cinematrix.
The famous Dril tweet “it is with a heavy heart that I must announce that the celebs are at it again”
Bruce McCulloch and Kevin McDonald of the Kids in the Hall in the Bass Player Sketch.
Sting as a BELL BOY!!! in QUADROPHENIA.
Alan Alda in THE MEPHISTO WALTZ (1971)
Jeff Goldblum in BETWEEN THE LINES.
Poster for THE LEFTOVERS, a 1986 Disney live-action film starring John Denver and Cindy Williams.
20 candid photos of Hollywood's biggest weirdo
A Bob Dylan IG story promoting his extremely shady Patreon. “See the Letter From Eddie Cochran to Hulk Hogan.”
Phillies
Detective Tim Conway Goes Undercover! He's trying to get his hands on killers. But he's all thumbs! Starring Tim Conway New Comedy Series! Ace Crawford: Private Eye 8 pm CBS
Directed by Jonathan Demme Jonathan Demme moved fluidly across genres while maintaining an unmistakably humanist sensibility, from the kinetic screwball anarchy of Something Wild and Married to the Mob to the restrained terror of The Silence of the Lambs to the overwhelming emotions of Rachel Getting Married. Animated by unforgettable characters in states of reinvention, his films overflow with warmth and affection for even the most damaged souls, as well as an easygoing grace that gave his extraordinary actors space to shine. FEATURING: Something Wild (1986), Married to the Mob (1988), The Silence of the Lambs (1991), Rachel Getting Married (2008)
Matthew Rhys in the Criterion Closet.
Some day love with find you.
Construction worker on ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT proclaiming, "We got our own way of finding out who's a chicken. By a little game we like to call... 'Chicken.'"
So you’ve got to hear Neil Young
The Sickos meme
Tony Curtis and Burt Lancaster in SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS (1957)
A Pants comic from the brilliant Josh Mecouch aka @pantspants.
The boy poured honey down his back and shook his buttocks left to right. The naked crazy boy. He passed by the beehives, jogging not running. Taking his sweet innocent time, through the grass, toward the white perfumy clover field. The bees rose in a fuzzy brown boil, filtered out their hive, cleaved the air like an arrow aiming for honey-dripping bare-bummed Johnny. Little Johnny boy smiled broad and white, his feet advancing toward the clover, tossing his hips from side to side, breathless voice issuing forth, "Beeeeez. Zzzzzzzhahahahahaaaaaaaa." Little Johnny boy slipped a finger between his perspiring crack, taking away honey as if from the stale edges of a white bread sandwich. Johnny loved the bees, almost as much as the sticky sweet clinging of honey that formed and hung like stalactites from his perineum, dripped dripping drops. The bees closed in. Thousands of bees, their murmuring buzzing chorus titillating little Johnny boy, stingers angry and shining in the sun, quivering mad. Johnny jogged toward the clover field, licking his finger of the sweet sweaty honey. Honeybuns, Johnny thought, and laughed until he fell rolling over the start of clover. Honeybuns, thought Johnny, and he laughed, giggled, a smile playing over his bare freckled puss. "Beeeeeeez!" Johnny exclaimed, as a fuzzy buzzing cloud converged on little Johnny's honey sticky ass. The sun rolled in golden fury, and hours later, when it had turned a dark red, and sunset swollen, little Johnny boy lay stiff and puffy, pink and happy, dead stinking sweet.
Have you met the bees?
Two men have an insane conversation in a bar in TAKE IT FROM THE TINKERSONS.
Why the Hell is There So Much Sugar in Root Beer???
Three out of four members of Chock Full o' Notes.
Teeter From Yellowstone Is Gorgeous In Real Life
Rod Torfulson’s Armada featuring Herman Menderchuk
The crickets and the rust-beetles scutttled among the nettles of the sage thicket. "Vamonos, amigos," he whispered, and threw the busted leather flintcraw over the loose weave of the saddlecock. And they rode on in the friscalating dusklight.
Dawn Weston from MARY WORTH saying “Because he’s a veritable sleaze addict former felon!”
Griffin Dunne slow dancing with Verna Bloom in AFTER HOURS.
MARY WORTH character Tommy Beedle exclaiming, "And these dudes look cool!"
He entertained kids as a clown - then police found 33 bodies.
here we go come on band together people let's overthrow the country
Oliver Reed in Ken Russell’s fucking wild masterpiece THE DEVILS.
There was a fish! In the percolator!
Pizzelle
Sarge from BEETLE BAILEY, exclaiming "I could handle the beatniks, the hippies, punks, goths and Gen Xers, but..."
Jeff Tweedy Created a NYT Crossword Puzzle
Stephen A Smith weighs in on Megan Thee Stallion/Klay Thompon split
Mick Jagger in the 1976 video for the Rolling Stones' "Hey Negrita."
Mick Jagger wearing sunglasses, smiling, using a computer.
Jerry and Jerry Sizzler. “Good evening, pricks.”
Pizzelle
The only major actors still alive from Cheers
Upcoming Criterion Collection edition of Martin Ritt's HUD (1963)
Tom Bosley and Tracy Nelson, stars of FATHER DOWLING MYSTERIES
Front of a Wilco baseball card from their June 4, 2016 show at the Mann Music Center in Philadelphia.
My highest rated films of the 2020s on Letterboxd: MR SCORSESE, ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER, WEAPONS, THE SECRET AGENT, SINNERS, GODZILLA MINUS ONE, OPPENHEIMER, ASTEROID CITY, ANATOMY OF A FALL, THE BEATLES GET BACK, THE POWER OF THE DOG, THE VELVET UNDERGROUND.
Sheet music on S. 4th St., Philadelphia.
Otto in A FISH CALLED WANDA. "Oh, you English are *so* superior, aren't you? Well, would you like to know what you'd be without us, the good ol' U.S. of A. to protect you? I'll tell you. The smallest fucking province in the Russian Empire, that's what! So don't call me stupid, lady. Just thank me.... If it wasn't for us, you'd all be speaking *German!* Singing 'Deutschland, Deutschland über alles...'"