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Happy 52nd, Adrien Brody.
With his mother, photographer Sylvia Plachy, at the offices of the Village Voice in 1977.
Photo by Sylvia Plachy
Tom Waits in 1985
Photo by Sylvia Plachy
If you’re in Brooklyn, this photograph is currently on view in an exhibition of Sylvia Plachy’s photographs at the Brooklyn Public Library central branch
Sylvia Plachy, William S. Burroughs for the Village Voice, 1984
Adrien Brody
Fotógrafo: Sylvia Plachy
July 1995 - "Premiere"
God Bless the Mall of America
Shannen Doherty! Pickle-On-A-Stick! Hooters!
"Clerks" director Kevin Smith takes his "Mallrats" star to the world's biggest shopping center. Photographed by Sylvia Plachy.
So very very: Doherty: "Kevin made me audition. Twice!"
Smith: "I didn't know what to do. You're Shannen Doherty, for God's sake."
I don't want a pickle: Doherty, above: "Will people think we really eat pickle-on-a-stick?"
Shannen with Smith and the waitresses at Hooters: "I was going to read for Showgirls but Joe Eszterhas said you couldn't even try unless you were ready to bare all."
The long arm of the mall: Doherty poses with mall security. "I wish people would just look at my work before the TV show. I'd like to put it behind me, sort of delete it from the résumé."
Drowned rats: Getting soaked on the Camp Snoopy flume ride.
I just wanna ride on my motorsickle: Smith challenges Doherty to a motorcycle game in the arcade.
At the Rainforest Cafe, Doherty tells how her dad killed her parrott, Buddy: "He accidentally slam-dunked him against the bottom of the cage."
The two collapse on the escalator. Smith: "You can't be in Minneapolis and not come to the Mall of America."
Nancy Grossman (#bornonthisday April 28, 1940) is an American artist. Grossman is best known for her wood and leather sculptures of heads. Via wikipedia | artist's portrait: Photograph by #SylviaPlachy. Courtesy #NancyGrossman