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Robert De Niro - Martin Scorsese: Collaborations

I wish I had that knowledge of movies that he has. He’s like an encyclopedia. I could call him up and ask him about a certain movie, and he would know about it. He’s seen everything, it’s great. - Robert De Niro on Martin Scorsese

And even now I still know of nobody who can surprise me on the screen the way he does – and did then. No actor comes to mind who can provide such power and excitement. - Martin Scorsese on Robert De Niro

For @jimmyconbae

menstylica

Today outfit of thepacman: Layerin on the gray.

Sweater: @grayers wool linen crew neck Blazer: @bananarepublic Scarf: @bonobos Denim: @shockoe_atelier slim como Shoes: @adidasoriginals Stan Smith Watch: @uniformwares C40 Oxford: @grayers Belt: @jcrew

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The elegantly simple Hamburg apartment of Wolfgang Behnken, creative director of ad agency Young & Rubicam. Photos by Marc Seelen for Elle Décor Italia.

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Satvāda: the yogic concept that dreams, ideas, thoughts, and all that we imagine is real 🌜

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SHOESLIKEPOTTERY

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M.OSS Design Trumpet Lamp

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#kishna #stakker #geldwolf (bij BayArena)

#kishna #geldwolf #stakker

#leverkusen #lazio #championsleague #bayarena (bij BayArena)

#leverkusen #lazio #championsleague #bayarena

skunkbear

The past is packed with monsters! Behemoths by the dozen! Let’s meet these fossils! (and their less colossal modern cousins)

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Earth’s ancient history is full of giant versions of modern animals. Evolutionary forces (competition for resources, changes in climate) pushed these species to become incredibly large. And I’m not just talking about giant dinosaurs - there were huge mammals and marsupials too.

A lot of these giants lived in the Pleistocene, an epoch stretching from around 2.5 million to 11,000 years ago. Mysteriously, the extinction of many of these animals coincides with humanity’s arrival as a dominant predator.

Watch a video / listen to a poem about these prehistoric monsters.

Illustrations by Mary McLain