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Lea Seydoux as Fragile Death Stranding 2: On The Beach (2025) dev. Kojima Productions

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Beautiful Kyrgyz landscape with traditional felt rugs

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Tiaras at Roberto Cavalli F/W 2008

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Iri B., Glass #2 Oil on canvas, 60 x 80cm

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“Bjork” (1995) ◆ Blue-hour confessions on bedroom floor

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Musée Bourdelle in Paris. Photo by Athena Calderone

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28 Years Later: Bone Temple International (UK) Trailer #2 ✦ Jack O'Connell as Sir Lord Jimmy Crystal

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Federal courthouse, Miami, 1982

Architects: Ferendino, Grafton, Spillis & Candela

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Kate Bush, 1980′s

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Photographed by Clive Arrowsmith for Company magazine

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Castlevania Nintendo 64 1999

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Convent Thoughts

Artist: Charles Allston Collins (British, 1828-1873) Date: ca. 1850-1851 Medium: Oil on canvas Collection: Ashmolean Museum Oxford, England

Description

A nun looks at a Passion flower, symbolizing the crucifixion of Christ. In her left hand, she holds a religious book open at an image of the Virgin Mary.

The flowers in the painting symbolize various traits of a nun including remembrance (Forget-me-nots), purity (Madonna liliesn), constancy (Evergreen trumpet honeysuckle) and most of all passion for Christ (the Passion flower she holds in her hand).

Collins painted the background while staying in Oxford; the flowers were painted in the garden of the Clarendon Press, where he was a guest of the Combes. The painting is executed in the minutely detailed style of the early Pre-Raphaelites, though Collins was never a member of the Brotherhood. It was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1851 and was one of the works which inspired Ruskin's defense of young artists.

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Blockbuster Video

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Sheena Ringo for GuitarBook Magazine (2000)

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The drugs are making him paranoid. I know how to deal with this—

I KNOW YOU’RE ON DRUGS! YOU ARE IN BIG TROUBLE! IM CALLING THE POLICE RIGHT NOW!