Just trust me and follow me

🌴🐏❤🐑❤🐏🌿

[mergaretqualley]

Sadie Sink for Prada 2026

[deansdeadgirl]

DRIVER PICKS THE MUSIC !!

[madeleineengland]

The headpieces in "The maidens' conspiracy" (2006).

[fyexo]

[fyexo]

[sbutterflly]

They are so cute 🥰♥️

[usergambit]

CHANNING TATUM as REMY LEBEAU AKA GAMBIT Avengers: Doomsday (2026) dir. Anthony & Joe Russo

[gallamy]

Now what the fuck is this picture

[almostdefinitelydying]

The early 2000s distilled down to its very essence.

[necrofuturism]

he's jacking off their invisible cyber dicks

[random-brushstrokes]

Odilon Redon - Icarus (ca. 1890)

[roseoilz]

translucent fabric sculptures by korean artist do ho suh

[postcard-from-the-past]

Hungarian actress Medgyaszay Vilma on a vintage postcard

[ultrageek]

Uranium Cats!

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[amshiiii]

[julroberts]

KRISTEN STEWART via Instagram

[why-i-love-comics]

MAD About DC #1 (2026)

written by Rainbow Rowell art by Chip Zdarsky

[konetainkarr]

Devil's minion

[endiness]

but that the season wasn't subtle at all with how it was centered around lestat having been sexually abused by his mother for over two centuries—abuse which started before they were ever even vampires—and that the finale culminates in lestat finally starting to come to terms with that knowledge to the point of standing up to gabriella and rejecting her from his life yet people keep going on about how "nothing happened this season" and "lestat didn't suffer at all" or at least "not enough" (in a season where lestat was sexually and/or physically assaulted every episode) and "there were too many 'sex' scenes between gabriella and lestat" (re: scenes of gabriella sexually assaulting lestat) and "there was too much focus on them" (in a season about how much gabriella sexually abusing lestat has affected him.)