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Monica Bellucci by Helmut Newton, 2000
Dolly Parton posing in front of her bus in 1977
“You have your mother’s common sense, but your father’s devilment. I see them fighting. Let your mother win.”
Peaky Blinders (TV Series 2013– )
Mulholland Drive (2001) dir. David Lynch
Dolly Parton by Merry Alpern for Playboy Magazine, 1978
Amberstar: an Illustrated Cosmic Odyssey by Bruce Jones (1980, Warner Books). Swipe for more shots. How does one describe this unique book? Perhaps you could say it’s kind of like a nutty book version of notorious Italian Star Wars ripoff Starcrash. In a good way. Consisting of colourised old-school photo collages (or as the book says “the Photo-Multiple® process”) of people acting out scenes in real locations and miniature sets. The story is completely nuts: you get space battles, alien planets, squid things, a hairy chested centaur, a reptile guy, a cyclops, Dinosaurs and a foggy-lens love scene. I love it. #amberstar #miniatures #spaceshipmodel #spaceship.
Kotaku’s Junji Ito cosplay
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[ALIENS, 1986]
James Dean photographed by Roy Schatt, 1954.
Helmut Newton photograph of Lisa Taylor for Paris Vogue, 1977…
2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) Directed by Stanley Kubrick
Sexy robot #17 gynoid by Japanese illustrator Hajime Sorayama, mostly known for his precisely detailed erotic portrayals of feminized, biomechanoid robots
the composers of movie soundtracks are probably the most underrated people in the whole world