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“Every day, once a day, give yourself a present. Don't plan it. Don't wait for it. Just let it happen.”

1964 seems to be the year Angelo Badalamenti broke through as a composer. In addition to several songs recorded by pop artists, this instrumental written by Angelo (as "Andy Badalale") and Morton Fox appeared on jazz pianist Wynton Kelly's album It's All Right! #MaestroMonday

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Rory Calhoun in this looks like someone stopped halfway in a morph from Ray Wise to Royal Dano. Follow me for more pop culture references the young people will enjoy.

A dog's tale: #AGoodPlace Source: the dodo

An amazing image from Twin Peaks, Dune, and Fallout star Kyle MacLachlan's memoir "Fictional Selves" that just shows how awesome Patrick Stuart is.

The entire HOLLYWOOD DICKS short is now live, featuring a cameo by Frank Silva. Co-written, co-created, and co-starring Twin Peaks on-set dresser Mike Malone. #TwinPeaks. www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHO1...

The super thoughtful Kyle MacLachlan on Dune, doppelgängers, David Lynch and why Agent Cooper is so close to his heart… Monday’s #bbcfrontrow

Love seeing David sitting on that bench, which is one of my absolute favorite Twin Peaks locations to visit. (Photo from May, 2026.)

Was lucky enough to come across this incredibly rare appearance by Frank Silva playing something other than Killer Bob! www.youtube.com/shorts/FMQKp...

Jack Nance by Georgette de Bruchard (1966)

James Grixoni joins me this week to discuss Jesse Holcomb. We discuss Wally Brando, the intersection near the RR Diner, time in Twin Peaks and the continuation of Jesse's story as chronicled in "The Blue Rose" (spoiler free) and the experience James had to portray Jesse. The link is in my bio.

I can't be the first to wonder if this is a Dune inside joke, since Lynch and MacLachlan filmed significant portions of that in the Chihuahua region of Mexico? I mean, I love a good non-sequitur, but just wondering. 🤔

This is a great article for anyone who's visited Blue Velvet locations or is just interested in its production history.

Always loved this photo. It has a kind of "Get in loser, we're going to the Black Lodge" energy.

This is the kind of world I want to live in.

Tempted to read this. You know why. #NotWhatTheySeem

When I was much younger, I went through an obsessive Kafka phase. Excited to revisit many of these stories for the first time in decades.

tfw you read the acknowledgements at the end of Kyle MacLachlan's memoir and sheepishly realize you've been interacting on here with Kyle's collaborator/co-writer on the book without realizing it. 😲 Um, sorry, @jonsternfeld.bsky.social! But I loved the book. Well done, sir!

If you're in the Philadelphia area on Saturday, check out An Evening with Peggy Reavey, which also will feature screenings of David Lynch's early short films The Alphabet and The Grandmother.

I did the thing. Don't judge.

Yesterday was actually the one-year anniversary of filing the final copy on THE DREAMER’S PATH. For David Lynch fans, I honestly and humbly believe it’s a playful yet eye-opening new frame through which to consider the fullness of what “the art life” really meant to him. 📕 bit.ly/4rsFNn9 #DavidLynch

I know people have a wide range of opinions about Lost as a whole, but surely we can all agree that "Walkabout" is a great episode?

The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford For Tax Purposes

No spoilers, but the story Kyle MacLachlan tells in his memoir about the reduced role of Cooper in Fire Walk With Me is very different from what I'd always heard and read. Interesting...

We joked about it in January of ‘25, and now we really get to say WELCOME TO THE CONVENTION! Panelling today at 6:30 at NYC Comic-con!

Divers free a whale shark from rope that enwrapped it for years: #AGoodPlace Source: www.reddit.com/r/interestin...

Happy Banned Books Week, everybody.

Remember this from a while back and someone (not me) posted: "Nervous about meeting J tonight."

Nothing but respect for MY Digger.

Michael Ontkean, Frank Silva, and David Lynch by Richard Beymer on the set of Twin Peaks (1991)

Twin Peaks: Cyril Pons, a local reporter on TV. Played in cameo by Mark Frost.

Still deep diving into early Angelo Badalamenti and finding the man already had at least 3 careers worth of work behind him before Blue Velvet. All over the place stylistically and full of surprises.

Went to a convention today for the sole purpose of meeting LOST's Francois Chau. Warm, funny, and generous with his time, it was a pleasure to hear his memories of filming the Dharma orientation videos. He signed our Dharma van, "Namaste...and good luck."

Twin Peaks: A body, wrapped in plastic washed ashore near a log.

Really enjoying exploring Angelo Badalamenti's more obscure early work, like this soulful tune from 1973's Gordon's War, sung by Barbara Mason.

I really enjoyed the movie Rose of Nevada last night: the saturated 16mm film stock and unsynchronized sound, the inexplicable time-travel narrative, the Cornwall setting. And I love that director Mark Jenkin shot, wrote, edited and did the sound design. I’ll be contemplating this movie for a while.

Surprise: I'm going to be on a panel about David Lynch and comics next weekend at NYCC

Mayor Dwayne Milford says his policies are working. Dougie Milford's Twin Peaks Gazette says they're not. The patrons at the local diner don't know who to believe.

look who got some love today from the Pitchbot. 🙂