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monday mood.
everyone who reblogs this will get gordon ramsay in their inbox
i’M CRyING
if you don’t keep your promise i swear to god
i reblogged it less than an hour ago hOW THE FUCK DID YOU MANAGE THAT
already at 70000 notes? Doubt you will follow through this far after its started.
I POSTED THAT 30 FUCKING SECONDS AGO
i cant believe youre still human
This is epic
9 years apart
naomi by patrick demarchelier: ‘meet me in havana’ for harper’s bazaar may ‘98.
Gordon Ramsay judging a cook off between Will Smith and Michael B Jordan, is this real life?
Do it do it do it
Thinking of the extraordinary and beloved River Phoenix, who was born on this day in 1970. Here he is giving one of his finest performances in Gus Van Sant’s My Own Private Idaho (1991), a moving look at unrequited love & life on society’s margins.
ooooh she back. and she watercolors now.
Aretha Franklin has died, at the age of 76. “Her voice was a pure, painful, and unforgettable expression of American history and American feeling, the collective experience of black Americans and her own life,” David Remnick writes. Photograph by Richard Avedon / © the Richard Avedon Foundation.
Read Remnick’s remembrance of the Queen of Soul.
Read Remnick’s 2016 Profile of the singer.