Mike Driver
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Rita Hayworth photographed by Eddie Cronenweth at her home, 1948
recently saw a tiktoker talk about an ongoing case and say (direct quote) “we are literally watching a true crime documentary unfold before our very eyes” and that really sums up a lot of the criticisms I have about the way people talk about and consume true crime content. people are already twisting real peoples deaths into its potential future entertainment value for them before the family even has time to grieve
Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966) - Sheltering oaks
Oil on board. Painted in 1956.
23 x 18.5 inches, 58.4 x 47 cm. Estimate: US$600,000-800,000.
Sold Christie’s, New York, 20 May 2010 for US$782,000 incl B.P.
controversial take but i don’t care if i was born gay and i don’t see the point in shutting down anyone who suggests environmental factors could affect sexual orientation. i think there’s far more power in saying “it doesn’t matter why i’m gay; this is my reality, and i fully accept it” than “i’m gay because i was born with the Gay Gene. do not challenge me on this”
September 1988. ‘The always-daring designers at Benetton have rewritten the rules for combining colors.’
斎藤雅緒の食
gay
pry 🤷♀️
I’m still sick 🤧
Jean Shrimpton photographed by John French, ca.1960
Planning a Perfect Living Room (1992)
Beetlejuice
literally what a queen
who is la roux
I think she's the one who sang that song "bulletproof" that's always on the radio
she’s a gnc lesbian icon
Elly Jackson, back as La Roux after a six-year hiatus, talks to Alexandra Pollard about falling out with her record label, why she’ll never
I LOVE HER!!!!!!!!!!!
More fun quotes from the article for those who haven't clicked on it:
"I don’t care if somebody calls me giraffe, sir, madam, boy, child, binary, non-binary. I couldn’t give a f***. I’m not gonna get offended, because I know what I am. And I feel like that’s the place that we need to work to. Not this place of, ‘I can only be OK with myself if a stranger labels me correctly.’ I’m confused by that."
“I’ve been misgendered. I don’t care. I got called sir three days ago by a delivery guy. And then they look at me for more than two and a half seconds and they’re like, ‘Oh, sorry, I thought it was a bloke then.’ I’m like, ‘It’s fine, I didn’t cut my hair and dress like this so everyone could think I was Gwyneth Paltrow.’ I am making some choices here. I take responsibility for it.”
“People made out like I was really backwards about it, but if we have to state it, it’s almost like having to state that you’ve got a disease or something. I swear to God, labelling yourself creates segregation. It drives me mad. The gay community are dying for you to label yourself, and I’m so confused as to how they think that’s helpful. It’s where I’ll always have friction with some part of the gay community, even though I’m a f***ing gay person. How does that make any sense?”