Photographer Claiborne Swanson Frank’s gorgeous new coffee-table book captures portraits of Hollywood’s fresh new faces, with an introduction by Michael Kors.
All the beautiful ladies!

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Photographer Claiborne Swanson Frank’s gorgeous new coffee-table book captures portraits of Hollywood’s fresh new faces, with an introduction by Michael Kors.
All the beautiful ladies!
Ruth Bader Ginsburg is a little bit epic
You can't be a feminist and be into bdsm practices...
You cant be a feminist and believe feminists cant be into bdsm practices…
WOOF! RIP Rik
repeat after me:
women owe you nothing
women’s bodies are their own
nothing you do will ever make you “deserve” a woman
you wanting to get your dick sucked will NEVER be more important than a woman’s right to feel safe/comfortable/like an actual human being
how women select partners is not the problem male entitlement is the problem
"Well girls, keep that in mind next time your friendzone somebody!"
THIS IS A TERROR CAMPAIGN
YOU’RE TELLING US YOU’LL LITERALLY MURDER US IF WE DON’T SPREAD OUR LEGS FOR YOU OR IF WE DON’T DATE YOU
THAT’S IT THAT’S THE WHOLE MESSAGE
YOU WANT US TO LIVE IN FEAR AND WE SURE DO
I WANT TO FUCKING CRY
JESUS TITTY-FUCKING CHRIST! I CANNOT BELIEVE SOMEONE ACTUALLY SAID THIS!
How do I nicely turn him down without getting murdered?
A question all women are now asking themselves. (via lesbianwarfare)
dubbayoo:
“Marina Abramovic and Ulay started an intense love story in the 70s, performing art out of the van they lived in. When they felt the relationship had run its course, they decided to walk the Great Wall of China, each from one end, meeting for one last big hug in the middle and never seeing each other again. at her 2010 MoMa retrospective Marina performed ‘The Artist Is Present’ as part of the show, a minute of silence with each stranger who sat in front of her. Ulay arrived without her knowing it and this is what happened.”
Will reblog everytime
this might be one of the most important things ive ever reblogged.
Seen this story a few times before and I'm never not moved by it
Two months today I'll be recovering from my 10k in Leeds for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust. It'd therefore be great if any of you could find it in your wallets....I mean hearts....to donate
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New Lindsey Stirling feat Lzzy Hale? Hell yes!
Natalie Dormer
Reblogging thanks to Game of Thrones. After all you cannot have enough Natalie Dormer
The Hypocrisy of the Male Gaze
It’s an inarguable fact of life that, in many areas of popular culture, women’s bodies are presented in a heavily sexualised way. Magazine covers, lads mags, advertisements, pornography and even fashion editorials; no matter your opinion of the phenomenon, sexualised imagery of women is hard to escape in 2014.
What can be more difficult to find, however, are healthy attitudes to genuinely autonomous expressions of sexuality. Whether it’s attitudes to casual sex, to women who act in porn or to women who perform other forms of sex work, the male gaze is often not only consumptive but judgemental to boot. Women engaging in any of these areas are dismissed as “sluts” and “whores” or thought of as “dirty”. The message is clear; we want to fuck you, but we don’t respect you. Or, in the words of a sex worker I follow on Tumblr: “you’ll jack off with your left hand and point with your right”.
This can be very clearly illustrated in the recent case of the “Duke Porn Star”, an American college student whose work in adult film was “exposed” by a fellow student. The surrounding furore, as well as the death threats and abuse she’s received, were explained in her words here. It’s pretty shocking (but sadly, unsurprising). Casual sex is seen in much the same way. Many women I know have been criticised, mocked or judged for their sexual expression - sometimes even during a sex act! If your number of sexual partners is deemed too high, that’s a crime too; even if the person judging you has themselves contributed to that number! Stripping faces a similar fate; I’ve heard friends of mine say they’d happily visit a strip club and pay for a lapdance but would “never” date a stripper. Hello, cognitive dissonance!
What does it say, then, that genuine sexual autonomy is looked down on? It says that women are still expected to be passive receptacles. That sex, for women, is still totally performative; we’re expected to engage in sexual behaviour, but heaven forbid we actually enjoy it. And don’t even THINK about seeking it out yourself, or seeking a career in the sex industry; even when you talk eloquently about your choices they’re still deemed to be the wrong ones. You must be defective, or damaged, or have experienced some kind of trauma (the “stupid little girl who doesn’t understand her actions” as Belle Knox was told). There’s no way that a woman can enjoy sex as freely and self-indulgently as a man!
If you have a political or personal problem with promiscuity, porn or sex work, that’s your prerogative. If you don’t want to engage in that behaviour yourself, that’s also fine. What isn’t okay, though, is using the objectification of women for your own ends and then denigrating the women who are providing you with pleasure. The bottom line is this: if you disdain or vilify sexual autonomy, you don’t deserve to benefit from it.
Natalie Dormer
Team of cuties!
Oh Emma!
Things Chasing Amy was teaching
sexuality is fluid
your partner’s past shouldn’t have any bearing on your relationship
threesomes probably won’t save your relationship
or your friendship
sometimes you don’t realize she is the one until it’s too late
the people who made Jersey Girl can...
This!