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Hi loves.

Deep in it this Saturday night and should be focusing on non-internet work but had to come here.

Diane Keaton died, she was 79. I wrote this on the socials:

Oh noooo. Too soon, and too iconic. Rest in peace after a life of giving us stunning performance after stunning performance, beautiful Diane Keaton. She made so many films that changed my life as a kid. I’d say more but I’m deep in cleaning my house, feeling like fractal shard that dropped straight of of “Baby Boom”…..

Love to all 80s kids out there. Our stars of screen and stage are slowly exiting stage left.

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I started getting grief about her work with Woody Allen, etc etc.

I posted this in response on both IG and FB.

I’m going back to work. Feel free to go to the socials to defend any and every woman’s right to not have her life be defined by the men with whom she associated.

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marci🦇

rip to a legend an icon and yes a human being with complicated relationships and we will never know her full story we can celebrate her life and make her memory a blessing and still not agree with all her words/choices. and trolls gonna troll 🧌 💔💜

Vivian Tiegen

You say it so well, Amanda! Thank you!

Tamara

I feel bad for my mom because she loved Annie Hall (and the Godfather) so much, she would tell me the lobster scene was she and my dad, who was also Jewish. I also grew up with Baby Boom and that was how I was first introduced to Keaton. Similar age. But as a child of abuse I can't separate later choices to defend the indefensible and that's fine, not patriarchy. If anything, glossing over the details is patriarchy. Remarkable career, I wish she did the right thing by victims so I could say something else. She certainly had enough power in her own right. May her memory be a blessing to those who knew her. 🕯️

Michelle

"Love to all 80s kids out there. Our stars of screen and stage are slowly exiting stage left." 💗😭🙏💗😭🙏 And also FUCK. YES. to your response about the men and the men and the men. 💯

LAHM 75

i certainly won't judge a man or woman by who they married or were involved with. To begin with it's none of my business, and secondly ? I sure as hell don't want to be judge by the person my ex husband is. I haven't been with him since 1972. Being with him was so bad he still can give me nightmares.

Henrietta Alves

Given the choice of trusting Diane Keaton’s opinion of W.A. or the narrative of the deceitful, spiteful and manipulative Mia Farrow (listen to “Beware of Young girls” written by Dory Previn after Mia destroyed her marriage), who most likely fed “details” to Dylan and bribed the maid to lie, I’ll trust DK’s judgment. Soon Yi did not grow up in some close-knit family situation with WA. He did not live with Mia. Was he convicted of anything?

LAHM 75

Diane Keaton was unapologetically herself. She was mesmerizing to watch, and leaves behind such an unbelievable body of work.

Amanda WouldGo

I’m off to a whole event tonight, as usual, but I kinda just wish I were at home watching hung First Wives Club. RIP.

Jen

❤️❤️❤️

Kele Fleming

Yes, someday the focking patriarchy.