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just gimme the (blue) light
Normani, JT & Alton Mason! THE MELANIN 😍
s/o to this skeleton babe from 1936
This is a really poignant illustration of the seductive nature of glorifying war but that is a LOOK and she is SERVING it
I've seen Death depicted as a card dealer or other sort of gambler, a guy in a suit, a farmer, a robed apparition, and any other number of things, but this? This has to be the best Death I've seen yet. An old seductress saying "hey kid, don't you wanna die in a trench for a government that doesn't give a fuck about you, just like your dear old dad?" This goes hard as fuck.
"I used to know your daddy." kicks like a mule.
Miss lil Kim
But if you’re hard to get, I go for you. And if I do, then you are through, boy. My baby, that’s the end of you.
Dorothy Dandridge in CARMEN JONES (1954)
Carmen Jones (1954)
Robin Givens as Jacqueline Broyer in Boomerang (1992)
ROBIN GIVENS in A RAGE IN HARLEM (1991, directed by Bill Duke)
Whitney Houston & Lela Rochon in Waiting to Exhale dir. Forest Whitaker (1995)
Waiting to Exhale (1995) dir. Forest Whitaker
LELA ROCHON in WAITING TO EXHALE ( 1995 ) .
Regina Hall, Paid in Full, 2002
Day 31: Regina Hall, Scary Movie, 2000
31 Days of October: Black Women in Horror/Supernatural Films or Tv Shows
Regina Hall, The Best Man, 1999