For the Love of Frida!

I should be doing work.

[frogmp3]

Steven Hawking‘s life proves what we should all know to be true: that intelligence without compassion is meaningless, and that every person who is truly intelligent knows caring deeply for others is the smartest choice a person can make

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Nike “Corduroy Collection” coming soon

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me rollerblading into my therapist’s office this week with sunglasses and a piña colada: maurice, you’re not gonna fucking believe this,

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Mahershala Ali + burger + tiny dog, GQ shoot

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A video showing Wong Kar-wai’s influence on Barry Jenkins, with side-by-side comparisons of Moonlight with In The Mood For Love, Days Of Being Wild, and Happy Together.

[riseagainphoenix]

Barry Jenkins talking about how much Wong Kar Wai’s aesthetics influenced him is so heartrendingly beautiful to me. This is a conversation being had through film between two directors of colour that has zero need or room for white authorities or heteronormative visions. 

@junkshop-disco I think you’d really enjoy this.

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When we shot at night, parents would come out and tell me ‘We don’t usually let our kids out after dark, because there are no street lights, but since you all got your movie lights, it’s a lot safer.’ Kids would come on the set and sit at the video monitors and watch me work and point at me and tell each other ‘He grew up here!’ I could tell from their faces that seeing me — this black dude walking around all this machinery, calling action — was an eye-opening experience. “It was just as eye-opening for me, because I realized at that moment that maybe if I had seen somebody walking around a movie set like this in my neighborhood when I was a kid, I would have gotten to filmmaking a lot sooner.

Moonlight director Barry Jenkins talks about growning up in Miami | Miami Herald (via thankschampagne)

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‘The Force Awakens’ didn’t do as well in China as people hoped. Do you think ‘Rogue One’ will?

[chenyanqing]

I was just talking about this the other day.

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[wilwheaton]

https://twitter.com/harikondabolu/status/811232198309318656

[harikondabolu]

Thanks @wilwheaton!

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I can only pray that I can manifest this for myself

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Octavia Spencer kicked of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day weekend with a generous gift in honor of her late mother.

“My mom would not have been able to afford to take me and my siblings. So, I’m honoring her and all single parents this #mlkweekend,” she said.

The gesture inspired Spencer’s Hidden Figures costar Taraji P. Henson, who also spread the word about the screening on her Instagram page.

Hidden Figures is not just an incredible movie, it is  a phenomenon that brings people together and inspires them to do amazing things. This is just the beginning.

[yerundi]

crying

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seal vs Edward Hopper