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Diahann Carroll and Paul Newman in Paris Blues, c. 1961
Sidney Poitier and Diahann Carroll in Paris Blues (1961)
64 days in heaven and hell (154) Day 62 ctd. - At the gates of hell The weather was still bad in the afternoon and kept both painters inside. The atmosphere was tense. Gauguin had nothing to do and was restless. Van Gogh was brooding over the unfinished hands of  âLa Berceuseâ and even more over Gauguinâs possible departure. All of a sudden, they had a fierce argument over a serial killer who was haunted by horla-like nightmares while he waited for his execution. Towards the evening, Gauguin prepared their dinner in the kitchen behind the studio, gobbled his food in a brooding silence and left the house. Perhaps he just went out for a breath of air between two downpours, perhaps he wanted to drown his misery in the CafĂŠ de la Gare. But when Van Gogh heard the door slam, he must have believed that Gauguin was leaving for good. He ran out, caught up with him in the middle of the park in front of the Yellow House and asked him point-blank if he was going away. The reply was yes. Perhaps Gauguin only confirmed that he wanted to leave in due course, but his answer was understood as the dreaded definitive verdict. In silence, Van Gogh handed the âtraitorâ a piece of paper, torn from a page of LâIntransigeant. It was the article about a murderer on the run.Â
For Gauguin, this frightening episode came on top of Vincentâs increasingly bizarre behaviour of the last couple of weeks. He didnât dare to go back to the house and spent the night in a hotel. When he returned to the Yellow House in the morning, it was surrounded by a crowd and by police.
Inside the house, blood was everywhere.
Gauguin was immediately questioned as the possible perpetrator of a terrible attack on his friend, who was found upstairs in his bed, motionless, in a fetal position and his head covered with cloth.
Francis Bacon, Study for a Portrait of Vincent Van Gogh I, 1956. Oil on canvas, 154 x 116 cm. Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, Norwich, Norfolk, UK (on loan)
You should know: George Michael was a fierce, fierce advocate for gay rights. His 1998 outing is a perfect capsule of what gay men have had to endure
Michael began his career as the singer for Wham!, along with former schoolmate Andrew Ridgeley, in the early 1980s. The group had hits with âWake Me Up Before You Go-Go,â âCareless Whisper,â and the enduring âLast Christmas.â And throughout his career, heâs always been unfailingly sex positive â before it was cool.
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carrie fisher isnât just princess leia. carrie fisher isnât just an actress we all admire from a famous series of movies made a long time ago in a galaxy far far away. carrie fisher isnât just another name on the list of shitty things 2016 has done to people i admire.
carrie fisher is a woman who struggled with addiction and mental illness and never sugar coated it - she spoke honestly, openly, about every ugly truth, and made me so much less ashamed of the things i struggle with in my daily life.
carrie fisher is a woman who fought back against body shaming and misogyny, against agesim, who looked at critics and said âyes, i am a woman who has aged, and had children, and struggled with depression and addiction and my body has changed, so you can just shut the fuck up and deal with itâ, and it was absolutely beautiful.
carrie fisher is a woman who was placed in the role of âprincessâ but didnât conform to the typical hollywood idea of what a princess should be. sheâs loud, brash, crass, and unapologetic for being so.
sheâs an idol and an inspiration and sheâs a woman who saved my life many times just by being who she was and never shying away from it or feeling the need to say sorry. carrie fisher is so much and more and i cannot begin to stomach the thought of 2016 taking her away from me, from her family, from the rest of the world and those of us who love her so dearly.
i love you, space momma. we all do. keep fighting the good fight.