k,

i should have been born in 1951.

[dozydawn]

jodie foster, 1993.

[heateron]

la chimera (2023) dir. alice rohrwacher

[last-picture-show]

Lajos Szabo, Shadow Play, 1932

[dreammybeat]

Tina Figarelli, Study in Pink Paws, 2025.

[hagenlastkiss]

Queens of Rock - San Francisco, California, 1967, in a Jim Marshall photoshoot (no stylists, no hair and makeup people)

Source: passionforjanisjoplin

[pionas]

valdrin sahiti atelier

[gacougnol]

Carl Mydans

Horace the Irish hare, 1956

[clarulitas]

Cyd Charisse in Silk Stockings (1957) dir. Rouben Mamoulian

[groundwater]

Saoirse Ronan as Jo March. The very first line of Little Women makes note of Jo’s odd, boyish habit of lying on the living room rug to unwind.

[theatrepup]

I was listening to the Hair musical the other day. This section totally reminded me of Brian Jones:

"I would just like to say that it is my conviction That longer hair and other flamboyant affectations Of appearance are nothing more Than the male's emergence from his drab camoflage Into the gaudy plumage Which is the birthright of his sex There is a peculiar notion that elegant plumage And fine feathers are not proper for the man When actually That is the way things are In most species"

(Photo: Jim Marshall)

[emmaziadarcy]

My dreams are not like yours. Mine come true. An impressive talent for an unimpressive man.

DAERON THE DRUNKEN A KNIGHT OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS 1.04 | Seven

[fsmilanocortina]

Madison Chock/Evan Bates (USA)

2026 Olympic Winter Games Free Dance (134.67)

[johnlennonwasright]

brian jones outfits, 1967

[bluesrocknrollingstones]

Breathtaking 💕

[madeleine-ferguson]

Winona Ryder, Lisanne Falk, Kim Walker and Shannen Doherty in Heathers (1988)

[austinkleon]

“This is a chord. This is another. This is a third. Now form a band.”

“There’s an illustration from a fanzine called Sideburn #1, which was a drawing made by Tony Moon just to fill the space. It’s a drawing of three guitar chords and it says, ‘now form a band’. That fanzine is extremely rare, but the drawing is often quoted by lots of musicians as the impetus to do something, and it’s seen as a key message of punk,” says Toby. “You didn’t need to have been to music school or be particularly proficient or skilled. It was much more about the energy and drive to do something. It’s a rallying call to the troops.”

Nice to know the story behind a drawing that always puzzled me: Why are the markings on the frets and not in between them? And what songs can you play with A-E-G? 

(Turns out, you can play AC/DC’s “TNT” and T-Rex’s “Bang A Gong.”)

Image from Oh So Pretty: Punk in Print 1976-1980

Filed under: zines

[jessicaaargh]

Audrey Hepburn and her pet deer, Pippin

[nana2707]