Melissa Benoist

Jayne Mansfield and the mirror, 1953

Hayley Williams

Ulyana Demeshko

I’ve seen her-bivore

Ride into the Sunset [3440×1440] (Generated on Moescape AI)

Low Energy, Dementia Don just can’t hack it.

🪼 Orange Jellyfish [1409×3131]

This is the hardest shit ive ever seen

Rook by Jarrod Penfold

Hannah Barron

Godzilla Minus One (2023)

Alia Shawkat

letsStopPretendingChangingRequirementsEveryWeekIsNormal

Sabrina Carpenter

Occulus. NYC (OC)

Do you think Star Wars is the greatest/your favourite piece of fiction ever made? What pieces of fiction come close for you?

Freckles are like seasoning for your face. They make you spicy.

air Craft (3840×2160)

Tiffani Amber Thiessen

Never mistaken for a man”

Yumi Sugimoto

Chicago Skyline from a Mamiya RZ67, 90mm

Istanbul, Turkey

Sydney Sweeney

Autumn foliage on the mountains behind Gyeongbok Palace seen from Downtown Seoul, South Korea.

Beach look

Reese Witherspoon photographed by Bettina Rheims (1996)

Sarah hyland and Ariel winter

Marilyn photographed by Eve Arnold during the trip to Bement, Illinois. 1955 💋

Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell, ’90s

Julian Alps seen from my recent trip to Slovenia [OC][1920×1281]

Hailey Bieber

Kelly LeBrock, 1980s

Space Chick by SeanE on DeviantART

I kinda enjoyed that one

Eva Mendes

Radon Therapy at the Sergei Kirov Sanatorium, (1975), Pyatigorsk, Russian SFSR. Photograph: V. Kuzmin

Bryn Owen aged 17 with his Vespa scooter, which has 34 mirrors and 81 lights on the front and back, all bought with his pocket money in 1983

Beauty pic of the Enterprise B. Created in photoshop

Cindy Crawford, 1992

Emma Watson

Boomerocket

The latest cover of The New European magazine.

Salma Hayek

Zendaya Coleman

Mad Max: Fury Road 4k Ultra HD Wallpaper

Guns

Julia Duffy from Newhart- 1983ish

“Chasing Chasing Amy” Review

Chasing Chasing Amy: Directed by Sav Rodgers. With Joey Lauren Adams, Andrew Ahn, Trish Bendix, Robert Hawk. A documentary that examines the complex legacy of Kevin Smith’s Chasing Amy (1997) on LGBTQ+ people and its life-saving impact on director Sav Rodgers.

What starts out as a typical documentary about a movie that I know pretty well turned into a much deeper and empathetic look at why this specific movie meant so much to a specific person. There’s many more interviews with people that were actually there for the making of the film with some real emotional moments with people that I didn’t expect them from and a few people that I didn’t even know about on the production side of things.

It’s going to go into my Kevin Smith collection when it eventually makes it to a physical release, but I was happy to have caught this in theaters, even if I was the only person there.

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