I am sometimes here

I was always glad I said that. It was the only compliment I ever paid him.

Lauren Bacall plays a word association game during an interview, 1987

expertfieldmouse:

Alexander McQueen (Savage Beauty exhibit)
x x x x x

silencesavesme:

saintapple:
Dress made entirely of pages
I’m getting married in this. You can never stop me.

hellotailor:

havisham:
saintkitten:
i’m reading emma thompson’s diaries from the sense and sensibility filming for an essay and it’s very satisfying
I need to read this.
This book sounds incredible.

siddharthasmama:

fiftyshadesofmacygray:
This made tear up for real.
And we all know the answer…

asylumharbour:

Sir Ian McKellen brings me joy on a daily basis.

Mindy Kaling | The Hollywood Reporter (2014) [•]

doctorwho:

[x]

howtobeterrell:

I need someone to write a story based on black mermaids and their help in saving black captives who attempted suicide by jumping overboard during the slave trade. I need this book written. I need it to have some Yoruba feels to it. I need it. and then I need a film based on it.

atomic-mayonnaise:

He always lands on his feet.

japanteez:

Buddhist Monks all the way from Tibet and India have come to protest in Ferguson.

New Girl + How to Deal With Your Problems

hirokiszk:

(クマビスケットの作り方neol.jp | neol.jpから)

jevoussaluespinelli:

iwriteaboutfeminism:
12:01 AM in Ferguson. Curfew broken.
Surprise! Bring in the ‘friendly police’ so all the outraged white people can cool down, and then turn around and do it all over again.

“Officers have tanks now. They have drones. They have automatic rifles, and planes, and helicopters, and they go through military-style boot camp training. It’s a constant complaint from what remains of this country’s civil liberties caucus. Just this last June, the ACLU issued a report on how police departments now possess arsenals in need of a use. Few paid attention, as usually happens.

The worst part of outfitting our police officers as soldiers has been psychological. Give a man access to drones, tanks, and body armor, and he’ll reasonably think that his job isn’t simply to maintain peace, but to eradicate danger. Instead of protecting and serving, police are searching and destroying.

If officers are soldiers, it follows that the neighborhoods they patrol are battlefields. And if they’re working battlefields, it follows that the population is the enemy. And because of correlations, rooted in historical injustice, between crime and income and income and race, the enemy population will consist largely of people of color, and especially of black men. Throughout the country, police officers are capturing, imprisoning, and killing black males at a ridiculous clip, waging a very literal war on people like Michael Brown.”

- America Is Not For Black People (via wilwheaton)

sixsecondshigh:

Why Alysia Montano wears a flower in her hair during every race.
Even though she grew up playing football, shooting hoops and running races against all the boys in her neighborhood, U.S. 800-meter champion Alysia Montano never wanted to be thought of as one of them.
As a result, she started wearing a flower behind her right ear to remind the boys they were getting beat by a girl.
The flower remains Montano’s trademark even though her opponents are now world-class female middle-distance runners.
"The flower to me means strength with femininity," Montano said in June after winning the 800 at the U.S. Olympic trials. "I think that a lot of people say things like you run like a girl. That doesn’t mean you have to run soft or you have to run dainty. It means that you’re strong."
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