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“I have often thought that if I were ever a drag queen, and more specifically that if I were ever a drag queen who was a contestant on RuPaul’s Drag Race, I would play Virginia Woolf — or rather, Nicole Kidman as Virginia Woolf — in the Snatch Game episode when the contestants don their very best celebrity impersonation.”
The Los Angeles Review of Books untucks RuPaul’s Drag Race. (via millionsmillions)
I was borderline friends with Jam Master J before he got assassinated.
Charles, work fave
In true Seinfeldian fashion, Arthur Martine, the Victorian writer behind Martine’s Handbook of Etiquette, drew up a detailed taxonomy of the various species of bore. These include the Loud Talker, who “silences a whole party by his sole power of lungs;” the Malaprop, who masters the art of inappropriate conversation; and the Life-Sharer, who may be familiar to the Facebook addicts of today.
How do YOU view the Republican party survey.
OH MY GOD
Watch those ships obliterating.
Operation Crossroads, Bikini Atoll, July 1946.
source: Library Of Congress
“And here is a prejudice of mine, confirmed by my lights through many years of observation. Sinners are not all dishonorable people, not by any means. But those who are dishonorable never really repent and never really reform.” ― Marilynne Robinson, Gilead
Movies I Saw All The Way Through In 2013 With No Fast Forwarding or Anything #13: The Master (2012)
With one exception, every Paul Thomas Anderson movie has been about people looking for love in all the wrong places, with a tremendous performance by Philip Seymour Hoffman. I think he’s done the former better, but in the latter department, this one takes the gold. And while Joaquin Phoenix was too inscrutable a lead for my taste, he’s certainly a terrific camera subject, with Anderson not wasting a flinch or crinkle. I could tell from the trailer I was in for the most gorgeous visual compositions I’ve ever noticed in a film; between that and how quickly we get into the cult stuff, my mind wandered nowhere nearly as soon as I thought it would.
As always, Anthony is right.
“The question at hand is not whether Richard kills people, rides roughshod over morality, or perversely revels in doing so. The problem for us — we distant modern viewers who have seen so many kings come and go in these history plays — is that as soon as Richard affixes the label of villainy to himself the label starts to lose its distinction, to melt into the milieu of political violence.”
Will Glovinsky, “Proving a Villain: The Search for Richard III.”
“Don’t try to make me grow up before my time…” ― Louisa May Alcott, Little Women
“She was a monster, but she was my monster.” ― Jeanette Winterson, Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal?
Work day
L’écume des jours (Michel Gondry, 2013) trailer
flying to whatever city this opens in first !!!!!!!!!!!!11111111
Lady Brunch last Sunday #doyougirl
Work On Sunday
The other night the co-op cashier chased out after me to hand me a lemon I had forgotten. "Miss!! Your lemon!" And I had such good feelings about where we live, but also about kind people.
But then I went to yoga yesterday. And there was a drum with an animal skin skin. And the drummer was introduced as also being a local psychotherapist. And then I died. AND THEN IT GOT WORSE? It got worse when I found out all the money from class was going to be donated to some charity that helps orphans in Kenya and some student in my class is going to teach them yoga because that's a valuable life skill? And I was livid because I'm sure there's no oversight at this orphanage. And, just, sincerely, how dare we?
The worst part is that I stayed. And did the class and it was actually kind of nice to have the drumming.
“I’ve always wished the world was a little more kind to tender spirits, was a little more magical. I can’t control the world, but I can control the stories in my book and the world I create.” Read the full interview with writer Marie-Helene Bertino here.
Envy? Admiration? I’m all over the place.
What love.
