party and bullshit

[alexturntable]

he is not looking at those trophies

[eggsaladstain]

GO OFF BESTIE

Source

[redlipstickresurrected]

Jie Song (Malaysian, b. 1982, Malaysia, based Kuala Lumpur, KL, Malaysia) - Flourish in Radiance, 2025, Paintings: Oil, Acrylic on Canvas

[coachplayer]

their yearly golf date

[batteredshoes]

Calder in the Studio

[pajamasecrets]

Secretary, 2002.

[xaoca]

Photography by Brendan Flesher

[brainrotism]

sergio ramos brings out the 2026 world cup trophy for la roja

[freekicks]

sub them in.

[konoko]

[formlab]

Lignes ou formes, Vera Molnar, 1983

[tepkunset]

I feel like simply calling JK Rowling a transphobe isn't strong enough anymore. Like. This is not your grandpa calling you by your deadname at a restaurant kind of transphobic. This is her wanting to eradicate all trans people (with an extra special hatred towards trans women specifically). This is her trying just that by personally funding transphobic hate groups with millions to push around laws in the UK. It is not hyperbolic to call her a dangerous, genocidal maniac.

It's not about cancelling a problematic writer. It's about literally trying to save lives by denying her as much money and power as possible.

[intoguilt]

[catilinas]

go here. go to the megalithic stone ship

[faithisland]

mood.

[birdmother]

my aesthetic

[nathanbates]

“I don’t think I can overestimate how important The Piano is for me in hindsight. It sits on my funny old CV like a medal on my chest. It wasn’t my film. It was Jane’s. I wasn’t the star of the film. That was Holly. But there is honour to be found in the second fiddle. Or fourth. No-one notices you much, you don’t get nominated for things. But you served. I was there in an important feminist film. I was there on the front line in an important New Zealand film. Neither of these labels does the film justice. It’s a work of art. And look, that tiny little figure in the fabric – see down there on the right – that’s me. It’s a film that will always have a place in cinema history. And I served in it.”

- Sam Neill (from his memoir “Did I Ever Tell You This?”)