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incredible picture found on the interwebs i had to share with everypony

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Two princes kneel before you

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Vintage Muse du Jour: Uschi Obermaier

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Muse du Jour: Bollywood Bad Girl Zeenat Aman

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Muse du Jour: Lady Miss Kier

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Vintage Muse du Jour: Rediscovering Chelo Alonso, Cuba’s Answer to Marilyn

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Muse du Jour: David Bowie’s Real ‘Lady Grinning Soul’

“Lennear struck up a relationship with Mick Jagger that would forever leave its mark on rock ‘n roll history. “She was like, the really hot one of the Ikettes,” Jagger said in the Oscar-winning documentary, 20 Feet to Stardom (2014), which traces the stories of influential background singers, “a beautiful girl.” They dated for a while, with Jagger writing 1971’s “Brown Sugar” for her:”

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Muse du Jour: What Happened to Shelley Duvall?

“ In all of her roles, there is an openness about her, as if somehow nothing has come between her open face and our eyes – no camera, dialogue, makeup, method of acting – and she is just spontaneously being the character.“

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Memories of Paris Series

"All the streets, cafes, avenues, people watching, the buildings & architecture -- what a time it was. . . . Paris provided an intense artistic immersion and awareness, so much so, that the atmosphere of Paris is an embrace in my mind I will always feel."

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The Highly Charged Erotic Life of the Wellesley Girl 

“In fact, Randolph was actually dating another student at the same time — in addition to being married — but soon he broke up with her and started dating one of the two women from finals week. Later, he broke up with her and started dating the other”

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20 Questions for Courtney Love, The Queen of Grunge

“COURTNEY LOVE: There was a super-transcendent Whiskey a Go Go gig in, I think, ’91. It was winter and Nevermind by Nirvana had just come out. “[Smells Like] Teen Spirit” was on K-Rock like 50 times a week. It was a big deal, and nobody yet knew what it was going to become. My future husband Kurt [Cobain] came in. He was wearing this beautiful cowboy leather coat, and he just parted the crowd like Moses. I was onstage, with the original old-school Hole. We were messy, but when we went into the Velvet Underground’s “Pale Blue Eyes”—I think we practiced it once or twice—we did it flawlessly. It was amazing. We were this perfect band for about four minutes, and that’s it. That’s the gig: 1991 in Hollywood with my beautiful, creamy-blue-eyed boy Kurt. We rocked that whorehouse sky-high”

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KILL YOUR DARLINGS

“Some things, once you've loved them, become yours forever. And if you try to let them go, they only come back, And return to you. They become part of who you are, or they destroy you.”

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Drugs in the 1960′s

“They weren’t purple and they weren’t heart-shaped, but triangular blue ‘purple heart’ Drinamyl amphetamines from the house of Smith, Klein and French and shipped into the West End of London via the Krays East London heartland became the main drug of choice of Mods and swinging British teens”

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Lux Loves...Frederic Pardo's Home Movie (1968) 

“ Filming her face and body as close up as possible with the kind of intimate detail rarely seen in film, Pardo clearly loves Aumont dearly and at one point even frames her surrounded by fireworks in the background. The film probably wouldn't work if Aumont wasn't so arresting but she is positively electric in these frames“ 

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M.I.A. on Region 1 DVD Tribute Month (Film 1):  Frederic Pardo's Home Movie, autour du Lit de la Vierge (1968)  

“ One of the most mesmerizing portraits of a woman ever caught on film, painter Frederic Pardo's brilliant Home Movie, autour du Lit de la Vierge is an audacious, compelling and totally hypnotic tribute to his lover and collaborator, actress Tina Aumont. “

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The electric muses who changed our world

“They feared not death, but to die of boredom.”