R.I.P. Brigitte Bardot
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Tout mon respect et toute mon admiration pour son combat pour la cause animale 💗
Tous les animaux du monde sont en deuil aujourd’hui 😞
Bravo et merci pour tous les animaux maltraités et sacrifiés chaque jour 🙏🏻

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R.I.P. Brigitte Bardot
🕊️
Tout mon respect et toute mon admiration pour son combat pour la cause animale 💗
Tous les animaux du monde sont en deuil aujourd’hui 😞
Bravo et merci pour tous les animaux maltraités et sacrifiés chaque jour 🙏🏻
Bonnie Tyler 🎶 Holding out For a Hero
Hommage à la chanteuse galloise Bonnie Tyler 🌹❤️🎈qu'elle repose en paix 🙏🕊
Mike Oldfield & Bonnie Tyler 🎶 Islands
Bonne soirée
Françoise Hardy, 1967
Purugly, if Game Freak let em have some cosplay fun.
Tried to stay consistant to the themes they gave to the Cosplay Pikachu's.
Died on this day: “Jazz Cleopatra” Joséphine Baker (née Freda Josephine McDonald, 3 June 1906 - 12 April 1975). The trailblazing dancer, actress, cabaret chanteuse, rumoured French WWII spy, civil rights activist, Chevalier of the Legion of Honour and paragon of Black glamour (once described by Ernest Hemingway as “the most sensational woman anyone ever saw”) found acclaim in the 1920s in her adopted city of Paris performing at the Folies Bergère, where she was promoted variously as the “Black Venus", the "Black Pearl", the "Bronze Venus" and the "Creole Goddess.” Baker set a kind of template for subsequent performers like Eartha Kitt and Grace Jones (and portraying her in a biopic is an unrealized dream project for Diana Ross). Pictured: La Baker photographed backstage by Alfred Eisenstaedt at the Strand Theatre in New York, 1951.
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