Bubblebeam Magazine

We love our bread, we love our butter but most of all we love Pokemon references. This is the official Tumblr for bubblemag.blogspot.com The web zine that aims to give you things that don't blow.

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Porky Pig’s speech pattern deconstructed

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Directors and Trinkets - an ongoing series..?

film directors surrounded by iconic objects from their film.

Wes Anderson - Hayao Miyazaki Stanley Kubrick - Paul Thomas Anderson David Lynch - Alfred Hitchcock Sofia Coppola - Spike Jonze feel free to suggest the next director to draw :)

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Jenny Packham’s collection this season was inspired by the most famous woman in the world. While waiting for the show to start I read an open letter Packham wrote to Marilyn Monroe on the depth of research and inspiration she based these designs on. I found it quite beautiful and thought I’d share so you can hear the designers thoughts directly on this collection that makes me so glad to be a woman:

Dear Marilyn,

I’ve read the book and listened to the recordings, visted your bungalow at the Beverly Hills and sat in your chair at the Max Factor building where you became a blonde, all the while challenging why you are still so relevant in this brace new world. I’ve held your ‘some like it hot’ LBD, looked inside your corsets and collected your images. I’ve tried to decipher whether your attraction is familiarity or something else. 

A self-made woman and a brilliant actress who sewed buttons into her bra and affcted a walk and a giggle, enough to make armies of men fall at her feet. You were media savvy, a photographic phenomenon and the first woman to have her own production company. However, for me it’s that smile that makes you ever relevant and time enduring.

As a muse you’ve been inspiring: your style is definitive and your images have, with their technicolor intensity, created this season’s colour palette. 

At first I was nervous, I tried to be clever with the way you influenced me but you handed me inspiration on a plate and I decided just to eat it up!

Thanks Marilyn.

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We played TRUTH OR DARE with THE COTTON FIELD SCARECROWES

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Exclusive: Learn More About David Fincher’s ‘Gone Girl’ With This Teaser Evidence Poster

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We played M.A.S.H. with The Impatient Sisters!

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We asked our favourite cult horror writer Christopher Bloodworth 13 questions!

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Bubblebeam Magazine - Want to know if a Good Vibes Festival ticket is for you? Check out the tunes from each artist here.

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Tavi Gevinson for i-D Magazine shot by Petra Collins 

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Lupita Nyong’o covers Vogue July 2014.

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Léa Seydoux, Oyster

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Hi everyone! I found some links about some beauty hints and tips that I would like to share with you all.

I picked up some really great tips and also found out some very interesting facts! 

Have a read of the following, and be inspired :)

Simple Ways To Get Clear Skin

Superhero Inspired Makeup

How To Get The Perfect Smoky Eye

Awesome Eyeliner Tips

Must-Have Makeup Tips

Anime Makeup Transformations

Stunning Eye Makeup Tutorials

Do-It Yourself Fancy Eye Makeup

Disney Eye Makeup

Easy Beauty Tips To Reinvent Your Look

Tips For Healthier Glowing Skin

How To Make Your Eye Lashes Look Longer

Very Stylish And Simple Hairstyles- Do It Yourself!!

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Girls&WomenToKnow:  The 8 year old Chef Taylor Moxey

What began as a way for Taylor to make extra money for a toy has evolved into a successful company out of her parents’ Miami, Florida home kitchen that is earning her big-name clients and her very own billboard. It all started with a Sunday trip to Target when Taylor asked her parents for a toy   “I told her, ‘You know what? Find a way to get the money”  Vernon Moxey, Taylor’s dad, told TODAY.com. “She asked, ‘Can I sell cookies?’”   Moxey, who works as an etiquette consultant but says he was at one point homeless, decided to use this as a life lesson to teach Taylor about being self-sufficient. They wrote out a business agreement on a napkin and Moxey gave Taylor $40 as a loan. Taylor used that money to whip up cookies and brownies, which she then took to church that Sunday to sell after the service.

“Honestly, I didn’t think she would make $40 back,” Moxey said. Taylor ended up making more than enough to pay her dad back and cover the toy. She walked away with $175.  Soon after, people from the congregation began calling Taylor asking her to bring her cookies back again. She also entered the KISS Country Midtown Miami Cornbread Competition, where, after competing against adults, she won first place a $250 prize, a billboard and a reputation as one of the town’s top bakers.

“Everything went bonkers,” Moxey said, adding that his daughter’s clients include former Miami Heat player Joel Anthony and HGTV designer Bobby Berk. “Suddenly I’m taking orders for Taylor’s Cookies and Cupcakes.” For Taylor, it seems that the business is more fun than hard work. “I think baking is mostly my passion,” she said. “You get to take your recipe and different people’s recipes and add different things to them.” She’s hoping to host a party this summer serving cupcakes with palm trees on the frosting.  Taylor credits Martha Stewart among her inspirations. She not only makes the baked goods out of her parents’ kitchen, but she also creates a custom box for each customer, made with stickers, markers and other handmade decorations.

“It’s almost nostalgic,” Moxey said. “She takes time to color it, put stickers on it. People say they made them feel like a kid again.”  Taylor has made nearly $10,000 so far, she donates 30 percent of her proceeds to raise dyslexia awareness, a learning disorder that her own dad has. “If you have a platform and people can hear your voice, it’s important to use it for some good,” Moxey said.  Orders continue to pour in for Taylor’s confectioneries, her parents are making a strong effort to keep the business under control so Taylor can focus on being a kid. “I don’t want to take away her childhood,” Moxey said. “Every decision is cleared by us, but we allow her to make the decision.”

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And some of my favorites pictures from my shoot for Lazy Oaf x Ballad Of magazine by Berta Pfirsich! <3

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Mia Wasikowska

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Elizabeth Olsen attends the European premiere of ‘Godzilla’ held at the Odeon Leicester Square in London, England (May 11)

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"She does a very Elisabeth Moss thing, which is she’s able to show strength and vulnerability at once, and also mystery. You find yourself really riveted to her […] Plus, she’s beautiful, but that’s not the only thing. She’s beautiful but real.”—Jane Campion