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Can't believe I'm seeing this now
Gentleman’s Agreement (1947)
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Artist: André Yamaguchi Title: Ghost Rider Fan Art “This Ghost Rider fan art was challenging sculpture for me, I learned a lot from this project” So cool… (For the complete photoset, please visit the artist’s websites)
The Wichita Beacon, Kansas, August 9, 1918
Charlie was the master of taking ordinary, everyday props and harnessing them… subverting them, even, for comedic effect. It’s one of the things I love most about comedy of this nature - it reveals the absurdity there is to be found in the institutions and establishments of any given society. Here we see his character inadvertently become a human hedgehog whilst clearing some chairs. The prop-man becomes prop. Appropriate, after having seen the way his superiors exploit him.
There are countless other hilarious examples…
Comic transposition at it’s finest. For me his greatest examples, in just one film, “The Pawnshop”.
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Classic Hip hop has always inspired me, photos, lyrics, videos, Aesthetic! This is me...
Aaliyah for I-D Mag
“Aaliyah, Ginuwine, take the second half.” (The Dream Team
Aaliyah speaks on Jennifer Lopez with NME Magazine, 2001
NME: So acting, singing - are you trying to kick Jennifer Lopez’s legendary backside?
Aaliyah: That’s really funny [smiles Aaliyah]. I’ve actually read that in a couple of um..articles comparing the two of us and I absolutely love her; I’m Jennifer Lopez fan, and I’m not trying to kick her butt, pick her spot. We both do the same thing, we sing and we act.
NME: She’s not a very good singer though, is she?
Aaliyah: Oh I like JLo [says Aaliyah loyally]. I think she does it and I do my thing I’m not trying to kick her butt. Maybe we could do something together.
“Hi Tom Hardy! My name’s Jimmy and I’m six and a half. I love goldfish because I think that they’re golden. Do you like goldfish more than humans?”
Kids Ask Tom Hardy Difficult Questions