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dontwannasaygoodbye:

Dead.

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chirart:

jhameia:

Cover of Lady Gaga’s “Telephone” on the koto and shakuhachi by Team Kozan 

that shakuhachi player is really rocking it

there’s nothing I don’t love about this

empartridge:

my piece for the Space show at gallery 1988 west. the show was curated by Mike Mitchell, who is a stand-up dude and who I would like to thank for including me in this thing. here’s his post with the info! I hope all of my LA friends can make it out.big ups to belka and strelka.

empartridge:

my piece for the Space show at gallery 1988 west.

the show was curated by Mike Mitchell, who is a stand-up dude and who I would like to thank for including me in this thing. here’s his post with the info! I hope all of my LA friends can make it out.

big ups to belka and strelka.

This picture never fails to make me smile.  Sam West in his Major M’Lord Edrington costume, embroidering a cabbage on set.

This picture never fails to make me smile.  Sam West in his Major M’Lord Edrington costume, embroidering a cabbage on set.

tiny-wee-bit:

Samuel West 013 [x]

Beauty of the Universe II - Colors

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monsieurleprince:

Edmund Blair Leighton (1853 - 1922)  - The Dedication, 1908

monsieurleprince:

Edmund Blair Leighton (1853 - 1922)  - The Dedication, 1908

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I think I have a new love of Peter Pan now.

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Three characters that make me think of you: Anne Boleyn, Dean Winchester, and Wednesday Addams.

Eee, I like that combo.  Deadly, effective, and pretty!  

oatmeal:

The gay marriage debate in 50 years

Just remember that Iowa, a “flyover state” legalised gay marriage before California.  Just sayin’.

oatmeal:

The gay marriage debate in 50 years

Just remember that Iowa, a “flyover state” legalised gay marriage before California.  Just sayin’.

ryanishka:

dysphoricsylph:

So I don’t know if this film is common knowledge… but look who I found ;D. Evgenia Obraztsova in the film The Russian Dolls (Les Poupées russes, 2005). It’s a French-British film (though there’s also some Russian speaking parts), and has quite a lot of well known actors/actresses in it. She plays a ballerina called Natasha, who works at the Mariinsky (who marries the British guy with the dodgy hair). But it’s interesting they chose an actual dancer to play a ballerina - there are some short dancing scenes.

I haven’t gotten around to watching it fully, but I will. It looks interesting.

I read about it this one time and that is the extent of my knowledge :’)

Sign me up, I would like to subscribe to this.  Must find a copy.