#denis o'hare

[ahorrorstorycircle]

Happy 62nd Birthday to Denis O’Hare!

[ahsmyroanoke]

“American Horror Story: Roanoke” premiered seven years ago today!

[shiningnorthernlights]

stephen sondheim's here we are at the shed.

📸 emilio madrid

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[jgroffdaily]

@bcefa That moment when Daniel Radcliffe and his Broadway friends see the #RedBuckets fundraising total for the first time, backstage before anyone else 🤯

Six weeks of dedication and friendly competition led to this: a show-stopping $4,553,203. This fall fundraising will provide more than 1.8 million meals for countless people in need. Thank you for proving that what we do together makes a difference! ♥️

Stay tuned for more Red Bucket Follies photos and videos ✨ And thank you to @karaakter, @leslieodomjr, @rachelbayjones, #JonathanGroff and @ohdenis for sharing in this special moment!

[bluerosesdiary]

the goldfinch (2019) dir. john crowley

watched: 27/08/2023

my rating: 7/10

#115 movie watched in 2023

"A boy in New York is taken in by a wealthy family after his mother is killed in a bombing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. In a rush of panic, he steals 'The Goldfinch', a painting that eventually draws him into a world of crime." via. IMDb

[ahseason11nyc]

The MVPs of “American Horror Story: NYC” on Fire Island!

[evannppeters]

March 15, 2015:

Annual Paleyfest; California

[camyfilms]

GARDEN STATE 2004

I know it hurts. That's life. If nothing else, It's life. It's real, and sometimes it fuckin' hurts, but it's sort of all we have.

[canonqueercharacters]

The canon queer character of the day is:

Liz Taylor from American Horror Story: Hotel, who is a transgender woman.

[likeafantasy]

American Horror Stories — 02.01 "Dollhouse".

[thishadoscarbuzz]

283 - Garden State

We're finally diving into the time capsule that is 2004's Garden State. The writing and directing debut of Zach Braff, the film stars Braff as a depressed actor who returns to his Jersey home to attend his mother's funeral. Once there, he reunites with former friends and maybe meets the love of his life (played by Natalie Portman in an urtext manic pixie dream girl mode) who helps him reevaluate his life. The film was a Sundance sensation and unleashed a gangbusters trailer package, igniting the love of young cinephiles, if not the Academy.

This episode, we discuss what about the film has aged poorly and its place in Fox Searchlight's very busy 2004. We also talk about the film's incredibly popular and definitive soundtrack, Portman's performance and career up to her first Oscar nomination, and Jackie Hoffman's brief performance in the film hilariously singing Lionel Ritchie.

Topics also include the personal stages of life we were in when we first saw the film, how gross it is to share headphones, and Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling winning Best Kiss.

The 2004 Academy Awards

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[shiningnorthernlights]

stephen sondheim's here we are at the shed.

📸 emilio madrid

[itshelen]

I just finished to watch the third season of ahs. I feel weird, cuz this atmosphere and these characters have become like close people to me :(

[lovecatnip]

Lizzie

2018

[celebratingwomen]

Kathy Bates, Lady Gaga, and Denis O'Hare for V Magazine, 2015