Billie Eilish photographed by Aidan Zamiri for Rolling Stone magazine, styled by Spencer Singer
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Billie Eilish photographed by Aidan Zamiri for Rolling Stone magazine, styled by Spencer Singer
Freddie Mercury with wings! I’ve only seen this little vest at this one show, December 22, 1977 at the Forum, and I love it! My edits of originals by Richard Creamer, sources here, here, and here.
Andy Warhol’s first computer artwork: Debbie Harry, of course, for the launch of the Amiga 1000, 1985. My edit of original via computerhistory
John Lennon outside Abbey Road Studios, London, May 3rd, 1967. Photo by Lizzie Bravo, my edit of original via dailybeatles.
Candid photos like this remind me of trumpeter David Mason’s reaction a couple of months earlier as The Beatles arrived for him to perform his memorable role in “Penny Lane”. He asked John, “So, just come from a film set, have you?”, to which John replied, “No, we dress like this all the time.” More here.
juste-nous-deux:
“What a dull, lifeless quality this bitterness is. If I could I would write with love, but if I could write with love, I would be another man: I would never have lost love.”
– Graham Greene, from The End of the Affair (Heinemann, 1951)
All That Jazz (1979) Bob Fosse
“Voguing came from shade”
Paris Is Burning (1990) director Jennie Livingston
John cries while singing an early demo of Real Love and I’m Stepping Out. And it seems it’s about estranged Paul.
“Was I just dreaming, or was it only yesterday I used to hold you in my arms And now a baby and another on the way Lalalala farm Why must we be alone?”
Sounds more like “I used to hold him in my arms”! ♡♡
Woops there goes my heart
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60’s - kisses on the hand, soft acoustics, keeping a journal under the pillow, walks in the rain, old films, a bouquet of roses at the doorstep, secret love letters, old newspaper articles, talking to the moon
70’s - gentle hum of the radio, rose gardens, soft filters, yellow tinted sunglasses, fuzzy sunlight on a meadow, perfumes on silk, pearl earrings, ladybird on an eyelid, french literature
80’s - potted plants on the balcony, stargazing with your best friend, dusty video games, old coffee shops, bike rides to the lake, revisiting childhood nostalgia, flower-embroidered sleeves
90’s - eye circles, midnight drives to nowhere, falling in love recklessly, denim jackets, ripped pages in a diary, thinking about past lovers, listening to music until 3am, the dark phase of sunsets, mixtapes
00’s - believing in magic, smiling at strangers, dreams of being someone, hearing an old song you used to like on the radio, birthday cards from friends who don’t talk to you anymore
10’s - goodnight texts, fairy lights on the wall,flowers on eyelids, the view of a city from an apartment, feeling lonely on the train, sending a million hearts, feeling yourself changing for the better
Gilda (1946)
Gülşen Bubikoğlu.
High altar of Saint John Lateran, Rome.
“My darling, you who believe in the soul of things,”
— Colette, from The Complete Claudine Series; “Claudine Getting Married,”