I hate sundays

[hwmills]

I FINALLY FINISHED THISSS. marceline would be that girlfriend at the party that just knows everybody

[coldkids]

💖

[whereismycarolaird]

Cate: (in a seductive voice) Hey, Sandy…are you cold?

Sandra: (nope, don’t respond..don’t even look at her..i can’t..i’m too weak)

cate:…need..a..blanchett?

sandra: ………..

[coldkids]

Me parto!! 😂

[edenliaothewomb]

Jodie Foster, photographed by Mikael Jansson for INTERVIEW, March 2016.

[thefilmstage]

The glances in Carol.

Todd Haynes discusses the making of the film and more.

[really-shit]

Markus Magnusson is a motion designer from Sweden.

[micdotcom]

Incredible photos and video show thousands of refugees being welcomed in Germany

This week, more than 7,000 refugees — mainly from war-torn areas in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan — were welcomed into Germany as the Hungarian government ejected them from Hungary. The migrants were greeted not only with smiles, but piles of badly needed supplies.

[alversluisa]

[mariusu]

(via “猫用ポケット”付きパーカー、「膝に乗ってきて動けない」を解決。 | Narinari.com)

[ponytale-magazine]

[fluorideuraniumcarbonpotassium]

[lizun]

We need more women like this

[multicolors]

And less men like him

[bublinecanon]

[micdotcom]

12 famous women who totally owned sexist, racist and transphobic interview questions

More and more women are rolling their eyes at pesky reporters who overlook their accomplishments in favor of their appearance — and it’s about time. Here are a few examples of ladies giving the best answers to the worst questions.

Mindy Kaling, Cate Blanchett, Scarlett Johansson and more

[smartgirlsattheparty]

#AskHerMore

[istillshootfilm]

Film Photo By: Pedro Terrinha

Lonely Tree, Alentejo, Portugal

Pentacon Six TL, Kodak Ektar

[brassy-deactivated20160222]

idk what this is but it’s so satisfying to watch

[instagram]

Artist @michinara3 Shares his Sensibilities Through Photos

For more photos by Yoshitomo Nara, follow @michinara3/ on Instagram.

Yoshitomo Nara (@michinara3/), a Japanese artist whose cartoonish paintings and sculptures have a cult following, shares personal inspiration as well as the colorful process behind his work on Instagram. “While my work is often easy to understand, there are times when people can only see at the surface level and misunderstand what’s really there,” he says. “I hope that the accumulation of these shots of my everyday will eventually shed light on my sensibilities, even more than my paintings ever will.”

As a music lover, Yoshitomo collects albums, which contributed to his early bond with Instagram. “I find joy in being able to crop and upload the images in the square format, just like LP covers,” he says.

[black-and-white-universe]

[really-shit]

Colorized Vintage Photographs, by NSMBL.