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every ad is a personal insult to everyone who sees it and i’m not kidding
I'm paying my internet bill for you to use MY bandwidth to put your horrid images and videos on MY screen, draining MY device's power, wasting MY time? 10000 giant murder hornets forever.
Three residences and the Kips Bay Boys’ Club Showcase by interior designer R. Scott Bromley (1980s)
Scanned from the book, BEST - From The Interior Design Hall of Fame (1992)
Luna Parc - semi-private museum, atelier, and private home created by artist Ricky Boscarino (est. 1989, pictures are from 2003)
Located in Sandyston Township, New Jersey
Elements of both the Whimiscraft & Org-Nouveau styles
Scanned from 'Artist Interiors: Creative Spaces, Inspired Living' (2003)
Oakley prototype store - Foothill Ranch, CA (1999)
“Reflecting its high-tech, ultra-hip products, Oakley’s retail prototype is fashioned with an eye on the future. Think “Metropolis” meets “Blade Runner”. Stainless steel and aluminum abound, beginning with a mammoth machine icon at the entrance and continuing with tumbled and brushed-aluminum fixtures inside. As part of the industrial fantasy, explosion-proof lighting fixtures recall bomb shelters, and vintage ejection seats from a B-52 bomber double as furniture. Especially unique is a scope and laser demonstration device that indicates a prismatic imbalance in the lens.”
Scanned from Visual Merchandising 2 (2000)
Sol, Miami Beach Resort Hotel - Miami, FL (1992)
Designed by Charles Pereira & José Martinez of P/M Studio
Scanned from the October 1992 issue of Designer’s West Magazine
Lush & verdant hotel selections from the book, 'The Hospitality and Leisure Architecture of Wimberly Allison Tong and Goo' (1995)
1-3 - Hyatt Regency Cheju - Cheju, South Korea
4-6 - Shangri-La Hotel, Garden Wing- Singapore
7-9 - Palm Hills Golf Resort and Spa - Okinawa, Japan
All designed by the firm, Wimberly Allison Tong and Goo (WATG)
Master bedroom & bathroom by interior designer Clive Wilson (1982)
Scanned from a 1982 issue of Designer's West Magazine
Penthouse in the Las Vegas Country Club Estates, Regency Towers - Las Vegas, NV (1985)
Architecture by Marnell-Carreo, Interior Design by Lilyan Parker Interiors
Scanned from a 1986 issue of Designer's West Magazine
Exuberant, colorful, and kitschy casino & hotel interiors from the book, 'Casino Design: Resorts, Hotels, and Themed Entertainment Spaces' (1999)
Monte Carlo Hotel & Casino - Design by Dougall Design Associates, Inc.
The Desert Inn Resort & Casino - Design by The Paul Steelman Companies and Hirsch Bedner Associates
Showboat Mardi Gras Casino - Design by The Hillier Group
Hyatt Regency Aruba - Design by TVSA and Hirsch Bedner Associates
5 & 8. Grand Casino Riviera - Design by The Paul Steelman Companies
6 & 13. Casino de Deauville - Design by Hirsch Bedner Associates
7. Mohegan Sun Casino - Design by The Rockwell Group
9 & 14. Argosy Casino Terminal and Gaming Boat - Design by Anderson/Miller Ltd. and WRS Architects Inc.
10. Casino Locarno - Design by The Paul Steelman Companies
11. Port Argosy Pavilion and Gaming Boat - Design by American Consulting Engineers, Ratio Architects, and Designplan Inc.
12. Atlantis Resort and Casino - Design by Wimberly Allison Tong & Goo
What if everything turns out for the best? What if it turns out way better than you could have ever imagined?
WONDER BAR (1934) | dir. Lloyd Bacon
“The other [scene that stands out above the rest] involved a handsome man, asking a dancing couple if he could cut in. The female partner, expecting his attention, agrees, only to see him dance with her male partner. Jolson then flaps his wrist and says, “Boys will be boys. Woo!”. This scene almost caused the Production Code to reject the film, and was featured in the opening scenes of the documentary film The Celluloid Closet (1996).”
Here is the actual clip, and let me tell you, Jolson’s delivery does not disappoint:
