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Fuck yes; these are AWESOME.
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If I had any idea of what this meant I’d probably hate you
don’t think i can call it a hyperfixation anymore fam im afraid im just long term insane about this piece of media
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Wild mustangs
By: Unknown photographer
From: The New Book of Knowledge Annual
1979
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“writers deserve attention more than actors” literally only 2% of actors can pay the bills with acting. For every megastar on screen there are a dozen other people in the shot who are SAG. Acting gets so glamorized but there are SO MANY people in SAG who NEED residuals to live on. Background Party Girl #4 needs her check too!!!! There are people who play recurring characters on syndicated shows who cant afford health insurance!!! Ke Huy Quan gave an oscar winning performance and LOST HIS HEALTH INSURANCE the next year.
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when conservatives scream “socialism!” as if it’s a dirty word, this is what they mean:
it’s okay to give media CEOs salaries equal to all the combined benefits that workers are striking to attain, but it’s not okay for workers to demand fair and equitable treatment or compensation
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just a reminder that you do not know the names of most of the people in SAG-AFTRA. They are not multi-millionaire A-Listers, not even beloved D-listers with a cult following. They are ordinary people struggling to make a living, living paycheck to paycheck just like the majority of WGA members. The push for SAG to strike was from the bottom up and that is who we have to thank for this moment of entertainment labor solidarity.
Donate to the Entertainment Community Fund to support those striking, as well as teamsters and IATSE members affected by the strikes
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listening to music with headphones is so awesome especially when it shoots straight into your brain and you can pick out all its little layers like sandwich ingredients
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