SPICE WORLD (1997) Dir. Bob Spiers

SPICE WORLD (1997) dir. Bob Spiers

TAYLOR SWIFT performing at the 2017 IHEART RADIO JINGLE BALL

Personally I'd rather see the entire Hollywood movie industry fall apart than the strike fail. Movies won't stop being made, they will just stop being sponsored by worker abuse, and if that means no more millions of dollars worth epics then so be it idc

EDIT: OK this is gaining way too much attention while being vague and hyperbolic and ranty so let's make one thing clear - I am NOT lauding projects which don't adhere to union requirements, this is about the fact that big studios pretend like they are the only ones who can give you entertainment and if they can't make projects, you'll be sad and bored forever, and also that the only worthwhile pieces of media are projects worth an ungodly amount of money. This is obviously a lie, since there have been studios that agreed to work under new union requirements, and that's what I mean by "movies won't stop being made" - there will always always always be projects, big and small, that won't ignore what unions have to say. And in a dreamlike hypothetical future where big Hollywood industry falls apart, other smaller and more manageable studios will rise to take their place, and they'll have a cautionary tale on what will happen to them if they try to push it again.

throwback playlist: AVRIL LAVIGNE | My Happy Ending (2004)

i am taylor, taylor is me.

*screams in 38 year old fangirl*

Taylor Swift being a whole ass mood when *NSYNC reunite at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards

BONUS:

Please don't be in love with someone else Please don't have somebody waiting on you