Oct 19, 2025
Bernstein Conducting, Lewisohn Stadium, NYC, Photo by Ruth Orkin, 1947
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Bernstein Conducting, Lewisohn Stadium, NYC, Photo by Ruth Orkin, 1947
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Left: Composer Leonard Bernstein. Right: Bradley Cooper and the world's worst fake nose playing Leonard Bernstein in the upcoming movie Maestro.
like holy fuck this is actual anti-semitism literally all you had to do was hire a Jewish actor. ONE JEWISH ACTOR, HOLLYWOOD, IT'S NOT THAT HARD.
Bradley Cooper is the Ron DeSantis of desperate to win an Oscar. the harder he tries, the more I hate him.
omfg
✨ what was just a world is a star ✨
Back with some more of my homework, this project was another self guided one in which I assigned myself 3 playbills (surprise that's secretly also what my Orpheus and Eurydice was for)
Of course I had to do West Side Story! My favorite musical!
Leonard Bernstein was born today in 1918 🎶 #botd
Leonard Bernstein (1918–1990) was an American composer, conductor, author, music lecturer, and pianist, 1985 - by Yousuf Karsh (1908 – 2002), Armenian/Canadian
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Leonard Bernstein, August 25, 1918 – October 14, 1990.
Letter from Leonard Bernstein to Stephen Sondheim on August 19, 1957, a month before the Broadway opening of West Side Story. The opening he refers to is probably a pre-Broadway tryout.
It reads:
Dear Steve, I can't tell you how much luck I wish you tonight. I wish us all luck, of course; but especially you on your first opening. You may, as you say, be less than excited about it; but I have a feeling that years from now you'll find out how deeply excited you really were on August 19, 1957. I am filled with excitement—and a lot of it is through you, and for you. I hope this means a big, beautiful beginning for the shining career you will surely have. Warmest affection, Lenny
Photo: Library of Congress (LoC) via Facebook
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, June 1972, on her first visit to the Kennedy Center, which had been voted by Congress in 1964 to be the "sole national memorial" to the late President who gave his life while serving his country. (Leonard Bernstein at right)