#BLM & Black Is Beautiful

Thankfully I was able to find a new job, and we’re going through the hiring process right now. But I won’t see any pay from that job for another month, so I need this to hold me over until I can get my first paycheck.

If y’all could help please do, if not thank you for taking the time to read this.

Thankfully I was able to find a new job, and we’re going through the hiring process right now. But I won’t see any pay from that job for another month, so I need this to hold me over until I can get my first paycheck.

If y’all could help please do, if not thank you for taking the time to read this.

just enjoy a nice lil gif of Damian’s back

RIP Academy Award winner Samuel E. Wright   

“Wright died peacefully Monday night at his home in Walden, New York, after a three-year battle with prostate cancer, his daughter Dee told The Hollywood Reporter. “He was the brightest light,” she said.

Born in Camden, South Carolina in 1946, Wright was part of the original Broadway cast of Jesus Christ Superstar in 1971.

“You don’t know what people are going to judge you by. It doesn’t matter if it’s a cartoon, Dizzy Gillespie or Othello, I’m going to play it with the same fervor, just in case anybody’s watching.” - Samuel E. Wright  

He went on to replace Ben Vereen in the musical Pippin and received a Tony nomination in 1984 for the musical The Tap Dance Kid.

A second Tony nomination followed in 1998 for his role as King Mufasa in The Lion King, the stage version of Disney’s 1994 film.

But he was best known for voicing Sebastian, a role he reprised in a Little Mermaid TV series and other cartoon spin-offs.“