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Pretty in Plaid Barbie (1998)

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do it scared do it stupid do it alone etc etc but don’t do it hungry. eat a snack first

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Shelley Duvall in THE SHINING (1980)

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RIP Shelley Duvall

This one hurts

[themakeupbrush]

Jean Paul Gaultier Spring 2024 Haute Couture

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camrihewie

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Pink Giambattista Valli Satin Heels ୨୧

[meschkinnes]

Unknown woman posing as a Greek or Roman muse or goddess, ca. 1880

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“…I'd be born again as another me - or a lampshade, but I'll be on earth - always...” - shelley duvall

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taken by carinthia west.

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Shelley Duvall wasn’t a demure 70s coquette for your moodboard or a nutcase driven mad by Kubrick’s harsh directorial hand. She was a woman with no prior acting experience or training who jumped into the industry and made her mark. She was an unforgettable personality on the screen; so down to earth and approachable yet aloof in her own way. She had a gift that can’t be taught in a drama college; her onscreen manner felt natural. Contrary to urban legend, she didn’t go completely insane after the Shining. She produced 3 successful children’s television series throughout the 80s and 90s and earned a Peabody award and two Daytime Emmy nominations. She was passionate about creating quality entertainment for children.

Many who worship celebrities only worship an image or a constructed narrative, and, admittedly, there’s no way for any of us to have known Shelley as a person beyond her work in film and television. Still, when I look at her I see someone who worked hard to create so many wonderful things, and I think her talent was so much greater than what people gave her credit for.

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Giorgione (1477–1510) Judith (detail) c. 1504 Oil on canvas 144 × 66.5 cm Hermitage Museum

[shinhati]

cemeteries aren’t creepy they’re actually devoted to memory and rest and love and humanity

[thechemistryset]

Lido Hotel, Martinique, c. late 1950s / early 1960s

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Modess, 1960

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