Me 2.0

My so called life 🐒 French 🍷 Book lover 📚 Culture addict 🎥🎤✏️👾

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BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER | 5.22

[nicochronicle]

Was doing another Buffy rewatch and yesterday i watched the DoubleMeat Palace episode. Can’t help but thinking about Alyson Hannigan in My Stepmother is an Alien on this scene. Am i the only one seeing the parallel ? Do you think they did it on purpose ? @hanniganlover

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Carrie Fisher behind the scenes of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

Celebrating 40 Years of Empire: Behind the Scenes

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[adventurelandia]

The Story and Song from the Haunted Mansion, 1969

[kylos]

BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER 1.04 — Teacher’s Pet

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A couple reflected in a puddle, Bavaria, Germany, 1950s.

@Oskar Poss

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Jayne Mansfield poses for Life Magazine, 1956

[georgianadarcies]

won’t let nobody hurt you won’t let no one break your heart and even though you want to please try to never grow up

[humanoidhistory]

Questar, issue #1, 1978, cover art by Ken Barr.

[slayerbuffy]

I wanna remember it all. Every detail.

[nicochronicle]

In love with these <3 Could you guess every disney’s reference ?

Not my art. Find more here : https://www.instagram.com/ethniz.design/

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LOVE, VICTOR   -   S01E08: Boy’s Trip

BONUS (the passing of The Jacket):

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[killerbeesting]

Robert Doisneau, Be-Bop en Cave, Saint Germain des Prés, 1951

[chrisgaffey]

René Gruau was a fashion illustrator whose portrayal of design through painting and distinctive efficient line work has had a lasting effect on the fashion industry.

Born Renato Zavagli Ricciardelli delle Caminate in Rimini, Italy, on 4 February 1909, Gruau was the son of an Italian count but instead of following in his father’s footsteps as a royal military commander his passion and inclination for arts led him to a love and pursuance of fine arts. When René’s mother, Maria Gruau, a French aristocrat, and his father separated when he was three. He moved to Paris with her and then took his mother’s last name.  At 14, Gruau began to support his mother and himself by selling drawings to the Milanese fashion journal Lidel. Gruau became one of the best known artists of the haute couture world during the 1940s and 50s working with an assortment of high-style magazines.