Violet Nights

"Wir lieben nur die lila Nacht, die schwül ist, weil wir ja anders als die Andern sind."

[canijust-saysomethingcrazy-deac]

I got me a little something on eBay…

[buhurt]

[thesilverpinup-blog]

[hepburny]

“At the time we made The Children’s Hour, there were not real discussions about homosexuality. It was about a child’s accusation. It could have been about anything. So none of us were really aware. We were in the mindset of not understanding what we were basically doing. These days there would be a tremendous outcry, as well there should be. The profundity of this subject was not in the lexicon of our rehearsal period even. Audrey and I never talked about this. Isn’t that amazing? Truly amazing.” —Shirley MacLaine

[hotvoodoo]

Should I start tagging my posts and reblogs by decade?

[luxobnubilata]

Susannah York and Elizabeth Taylor in  X, Y and Zee (1972)

[memorysong]

[venusinspring-deactivated201808]

[hotvoodoo]

The only way to recover from accidentally outing your woman… “Right here and now, I would like to challenge Anne Murray to a mud wrestling contest.” Good diversion, Carole. Cover not blown. Crisis averted.

[lilywilde]

God, most people looked awful in the eighties. Part of me loves this, and part of me wants to listen to Dusty in Memphis right now to clear it out of my head

[violetvamp]

Haha! Dusty can dress however Dusty wants! But I did crack up at one of the comments on this video saying something along the lines of “It was nice of Dusty to let Nina Hagen do her hair for this performace.”

[hotvoodoo]

Father: Lesbian years are like dog years.

[cafeinevitable-deactivated20220]

[hotvoodoo]

The only way to recover from accidentally outing your woman… “Right here and now, I would like to challenge Anne Murray to a mud wrestling contest.” Good diversion, Carole. Cover not blown. Crisis averted.

[aliveandfullofjoy]

[hotvoodoo]

[hotvoodoo]

[lillispalmer]

Romy Schneider, producer Artur Brauner and Lilli Palmer behind the scenes of Mädchen in Uniform, 1958

[hotvoodoo]

R.I.P. Marlene Dietrich

December 27, 1901 - May 6, 1992