Happy 21st of September!
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Today's Document
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Cookie Run:Kingdom Official!
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Color Me Curious
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Happy 21st of September!
1/25/21 - all of the songs under /tagged/playlist should actually work either on thru desktop/the cute theme installed or thru dashboard/mobile. Most of the songs that didn’t work have been retagged under /tagged/broken link </3 and I will search out on site replacements some other time.
1973…..
The rock-star dandy died almost 43 years ago, aged 29. From Biba to Celine, his androgynous style has been an enduring influence on fashion
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New York Doll: Johnny Thunders, 1973
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Rest In Peace, Queen of Soul
Aretha Franklin
(March 25, 1942-August 16, 2018)
Iggy with the Stooges, 1969
From “Ann Arbor Argus”, July 29 - August 13 1969
Sex Pistols performing at the 100 Club in London, 1976
Vogue US (1974) Cher by Richard Avedon
“Iggy was a primal force, the like of which has never been equalled in rock n roll. When punk rock came along in full force a few years later, it was kind of amateur time compared to Iggy. It was like…this is punk?”
Iggy Pop - London, 1972