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Hank Hill is part of the Marvel Universe, cameo in Avengers: Infinity War confirmed

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It's the loneliest feeling in the world. It's like walking down an empty street listening to your own footsteps. But all you have to do is knock on any door and say: 'If you'll let me in, I'll live the way you want me to live, and I'll think the way you want me to think.' And all the blinds will go up, and all the doors will open, and you'll never be lonely, ever again.

The script was adapted by Nedrick Young and Harold Jacob Smith, the latter was blacklisted and forced to use the pseudonym Nathan E. Douglas. (from wikipedia)

You don’t need anything, do you? People, love, an idea just to cling to?

INHERIT THE WIND (1960) dir. Stanley Kramer

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“He Ain’t Got Rhythm” from On the Avenue (1937) – composed by Irving Berlin; performed by Alice Faye, the Ritz Brothers, and chorus

On the Avenue, directed by Roy Del Ruth, showcased many of 20th Century Fox’s great musical talents. This video has Alice Faye briefly in the beginning, but mainly features the Ritz Brothers - Al, Jimmy, and Harry - a trio with identical personalities that rivaled the non-musical Marx Brothers in popularity. The Ritz Brothers’ popularity, however, did not prove as lasting as the Marxes, as they were largely relegated to B-pictures upon moving to Universal Pictures in 1940.

Musical fans: can you hear a bit of “Cheek to Cheek” in there?

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Quark (1977), "May the Source Be with You"

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"Stress is ruining the earth Stress is ruining women"

森高千里 『ザ・ストレス -ストレス 中近東バージョン-』

Chisato Moritaka The Stress

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The ABCs of Bruce (x): B is for Best Friend

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どれだけ食べてもゼロカロリー

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Your daily dose of Bruce, now in tumblr!

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apparently the (PROPOSED) tokyo tower of babel surpasses mt everest in height but is only meant to house like 1 million people in it

so i can totally make the nec bigger than everest 😏

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“The Babbitt and The Bromide” Gene Kelly & Fred Astaire

- Compare and contrast

It’s easy to compare the two famous dancers when they’re side by side. This number was Fred’s idea, so it reflects more of his style.

Fred was slightly taller, more slender and longer limbed so he took advantage of this with his quick feet, almost seeming to glide across the floor in his signature style.

Gene on the other hand was slightly shorter, more muscular, and had a wider stance. A lower center of gravity. He matched steps with Fred in this number by throwing his whole body into it.

They matched steps, but had entirely different ways of doing it. As Cyd Charisse said, “They’re like apples and oranges. They’re both delicious!”