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"The last line in Pecker is ‘To the end of irony.’ Because, yes, I’m an irony dealer. But irony is snobbery. If you’re really poor in a country where there’s famine, is there such a thing as irony? Is anything so bad it’s good? Usually irony is for the wealthy. It’s snobbism, in a way, because you’re saying something is good because it’s bad."
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I’ve told the story on here before, so i won’t repeat the details, but one of the most memorable and beloved nights of my life was spent hanging out with John Waters at a drag club where one of my “friends” at the time performed.
To say the night’s conversation was bawdy would be a severe understatement. At some point he told me I was the dirtiest girl he’d every met, which I knew was a flattering fib, but I still blushed eight shades of crimson and have cherished the moniker ever since.
Happy Birthday, you fantastic fucking man you.
Happy Spawn Day to the Pope of Filth!
Happy Birthday to John Waters KEEP IT FILTHY!
John Waters at the 2013 Independent Spirit Awards
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The Little Mermaid’s Ursula, one of the best Disney characters, was inspired by Divine.
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John Waters by Matthew Salacuse
John Waters in conversation with Craig Ferguson about his views on gay characters in entertainment
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"Forget White Christmas, It’s a Wonderful Life and all the other hackneyed trash. Go for the classics: Silent Night, Bloody Night, Black Christmas, or the best seasonal film of all time, Christmas Evil (“He’ll sleigh you”). […] I wish I had kids. I’d make them watch it every year and if they didn’t like it they’d be punished."
