Hello, Honeybee

[shinycaterpie]

Vulpix and Ninetales - Alola Forms

[reallifeishorror]

The endangered Ili pika hadn’t been seen since 1983, that is, until it was spotted again in China, in 2014. 

According Li Weidong, a man that has volunteered his own time and money to search for the elusive mammal on the Tianshan mountains, there maybe only 1000 of them left.

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[hautehoneybee]

Was having a tough day but came home to this surprise! #Hamilton #hamiltome

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[makilikesflowers]

An angel

[mielparaoshun]

Wtf bats swim

[catastrophic-cuttlefish]

Watercolour cats by Endre Penovac

[life]

An unpublished frame from the December 1950 fashion story—"Lingerie Theatrics.“ Pictured here, a stroboscopic image of a woman skipping rope down stairs while wearing a Playtex girdle. (Gjon Mili—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images) #fashionfriday #LIFEmagazine #1950s

[foodiebliss]

Dark Chocolate Passion Fruit S’mores | Blogging Over Thyme

[fresh-fallen-leaves-blog]

sweater weather

[etherealsfox]

Soft as a petal 🌻

[theillustratedarchives]

Here’s a fantastic looking trailer for Floyd Norman: An Animated Life, a documentary exploring the life of Disney animator Floyd Norman.

An intimate journey through the celebrated life and career of the ‘Forrest Gump’ of the animation industry: Disney legend Floyd Norman. Hired as the first African-American at Disney in 1956, Floyd worked on such classics as SLEEPING BEAUTY and 101 DALMATIANS before being handpicked by Walt Disney to join the story team on THE JUNGLE BOOK. After Walt Disney’s death in 1966, Norman left Disney to found Vignette Films, where he developed the original FAT ALBERT TV special and produced segments for SESAME STREET. He would later work at Hanna-Barbera on many classic cartoons, including SCOOBY DOO.  After Hanna-Barbera, Floyd’s talents took him to Pixar to work on TOY STORY 2 and MONSTERS INC. On Mr. Norman’s 65th birthday in 2000, Disney HR forced Floyd to retire. Refusing to leave his “home,” Floyd has “hijacked” a cubicle at Disney Publishing, unpaid, for the past 16 years, picking up freelance work when he can.  At 81 he continues to have an impact as both an artist and a mentor. Mr. Norman plans to “die at the drawing board.”

[hautehoneybee]

Just got my new favorite shirt in the mail. Never too early to start getting October ready #cakeworthy #hocuspocus

[shiropoint]

This is mesmerizing to watch.

[shioppang]

I love this meme

[sam-keeper]

I think basically everyone agrees that the Ghostbusters trailers fucking blew but there’s “doing a shit job of selling your film” and then there’s “making it look like you’ve cast the black actress as someone ‘street smart’ when really she’s just a huge fucking history nerd"

That’s the point where it tips over into being damaging for more than just your box office.

[pressconferencegazebo]

You mean the black actress is NOT cast as ‘street smart’ but is actually at the same level of intellectual nerdery as the white characters? Maybe I should watch this movie after all. 

[bemusedlybespectacled]

When she says “You may know science, but I know this city,” she’s not saying it like “I grew up on the streets” or whatever. It’s immediately after this line, “I read a lot of nonfiction.” Her entire thing is that the scientists all know science, but she knows THE HISTORY of the city. At one point she’s griping about joining the Ghostbusters… because she expected it to be more like a book club.

[cetaceanhandiwork]

Nozomi Entertainment has posted the show to watch for free, 100% legally.

Revolutionary Girl Utena (1997) is a visually stunning, symbolically dense anime with an amazing and unique soundtrack. The action centers around Tenjou Utena, a girl who has decided she’s going to be a prince (not princess) when she grows up, getting caught up in a series of sword duels which she ends up fighting to protect Himemiya Anthy, a mysterious girl in her year.

It’s an anime about fairy tales, the confusion that comes with growing up, how patriarchy hurts everyone but the patriarchs, and escaping cycles of abuse.

It’s also an anime where one of the characters has a boxing fight with a kangaroo, another character spends a whole episode thinking people lay eggs, and a yaoi-lookin’ dude repeatedly rides shirtless on the hood of his corvette.

Revolutionary Girl Utena is probably the best anime I’ve ever watched.

I’m not sure how long Nozomi Entertainment is going to leave it up - normally they only have a few episodes available at a time - so my recommendation is that, if you haven’t seen this show already, you should jump on this opportunity ASAP.

[katrinatk]

Ladies of Comics || Digital

[maariaaargh]

After 20 years they still suck