oldfilmsflicker:bohemea:suicideblonde:kayfabe:gordonshumway:
steve martin
sugarcreamcandy:mikichan:seemy: 荒木経惟(Araki Nobuyoshi)
Francois Truffaut & Julie Christie 1966
Hitchcock’s “Psycho” (Janet Leigh’s body double Marli Renfro)
blushing: from “the Couriers” by Sylvia Plath
Ovid (via bitchville)
some things are timeless
Bernard Herrmann’s original score for “Psycho” for sale (more details here)
suzanne pleshette teaches hitchcock a lesson
i have a secret for you
looks more like they’re in the porno biz to me.
enough sleep so nothing will make sense that I post today.
TR-600
Well damn, and I made you my blingee twin.
MARY, again with the penis?!!?? She’s hot though!
Anonymous has to be the greatest self promoter of all time. It has no figurehead, no leader, no organization and yet it has the power to attack the enemies of freedom across the world.
Anonymous is everywhere.
Anonymous is nowhere.
motomania:Lamborghini Gallardo art car by Sharpie artist Jona Cerwinske
jared joslin
OLD GUY 1 via toothpastefordinner
OLD GUY 2 (via harry pye)
just one more: cosworking
(is that julie andrews?)
Cristiana Couceiro
terence koh via saatchi-gallery
the last post reminded me of “pigs….in….space”
breaking news: kermie, my “rocket man,” is orbiting mars
Oh my god! I’m so buoyant!
internetd:thanks:thedailywhat: Oh, Onion. You always know just what to say.
why? as far as I know, embedding a video doesn’t allow other people to steal it, just to host it somewhere. it’s pretty lame.
karateboogaloo:retroking:NY Architecture:Subway Portrait. Walker Evans, 1938.
Take a close look at this picture and you’ll see a dark murder mystery. This enigmatic piece of art is by Mihail Mihaylov, a 24 year old graphic designer and illustrator from Bulgaria. You can see more of his creative illustrations here.
via mymodernmet
(via a m e l i a B)
Man heading west at 78 mph on Interstate 10 near Palm Springs, California, sometime during an evening in 1990 via andrewbush.net
High school students facing north at 0 mph on Sepulveda Boulevard in Westwood, California, at 3:01 p.m. on a Saturday in February 1997 via andrewbush.net
Jacques Perrin and Claudia Cardinale in Valerio Zurlini’s “Girl With a Suitcase” (1961).via graphics8.nytimes.com
