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[miklem]

[oldshowbiz]

A theater haunted by the ghost of Claude Akins

[miklem]

Worse things to find during a lockdown... #ghostof #claudeakins

[miklem]

To be different... isn’t that why you do it?

[deforest]

SIDNEY POITIER in TO SIR, WITH LOVE (1967) dir. James Clavell

[nctryzob]

[tokumon]

Staff Officer Steel from Kamen Rider Stronger episodes 27-29

[miklem]

It was so effective, that he kept doing it!

[ruiraiox]

[sixpenceee]

Beidane tents in Morocco. From this thread, comment made by floatjoy: 

“I recall design studies of these tents from Architecture. If I recall correctly they are usually made from a loosely woven goat hair and wool. They are loose enough to allow smoke and the day’s heat to escape while it turns the harsh desert daylight to a subtle star light. As it rains though the natural fibers swell enough to deflect the rare desert rain events. Most people don’t get the chance to appreciate the ingenuity of shelters like these that have been honed over generations to adapt to specific climate and uses.”

[paaalespectre]

this is amazing!!!

[mudwerks]

(via How to Cook a ‘Murder Hornet’)

Despite its size and the fact that it kills 50 people in Japan annually, the Asian giant hornet is also a delicacy. So, while you might have wondered how to kill it, I and Chef Joseph Yoon, founder of Brooklyn Bugs, wondered how to cook it. To highlight just how versatile these bugs can be, Chef Yoon crafted a selection of dishes that bring out the delicate flavor and texture, as well as the shocking appearance.

[miklem]

When life gives you Murder Hornets... whaddya make?

[chelsamander]

Gillian Anderson for Rolling Stone Magazine by David LaChapelle 

[miklem]

She is amazing. Just unstoppable right now. And #ImHereForIt

[cicconeyouthh]

Brian Eno in the 1970s: “The tape is now the music”

[miklem]

#tapehead #deckedout

[markgatiss]

The Pythons in New York, 1976

[trulyvincent]

Keith Haring

[miklem]

Imagine what Keith Haring would’ve been like in his 60s! He’d be 62 next week!!!

Fuckn #plagues, man.

[brucesterling]

[miklem]

Healing. Like it never did before... fckn beautiful.

[docwsb]

[askarkham]

It’s like someone went crazy with a label maker and I love it.

[raeloganthesonic06fangirl]

How can you forget this gem??

[goodzillo-deactivated20220127]

People always act like the old Batman show being corny was a product of its time but you’re never going to get me to believe this wasn’t a deliberate artistic choice

[wilwheaton]

Making these signs must have been as much fun as putting them into the script.

[batlabels]

One of the greatest joys of my life was receiving a treasure trove of producer William Dozier’s memos and letters. The amount of intention, the delicate balancing act required for this kind of humour, he was so aware of it and the writers worked so hard to get it just right. The fact that they did it while also working at an absurd pace — the show debuted early, as a mid-season replacement, and was such a hit that they had to deliver season two for the September date that they were planning to deliver season one, AND they made a feature film between seasons, AND they ran twice a week in season two, a sixty episode season — is astonishing to me. They did so much so well in such a short period of time.

[english-history-trip]

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