Victoria Justice

Bangkok, Thailand

Teri Garr (1964)

A woman from 1903 getting photographed for the first time.

This was submitted as craft in the state fair. Should have won 1st

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Ann- Margret 1962

Daisy Ridley

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Beautiful ladies of the 1940’s

World Trade Center, New York City [OC]

Jessica Chastain

Was he talking to Trucker Carlson?

Emily Ratajkowski

Lynda Carter, the original wonder woman in the 70’s

FIREFLY, X-MEN, STAR TREX, SABRINA: What’s @ Comic Shops for 9/4/24

Jacqueline Bisset 1968

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Lauren Bacall (1940s)

Dakota Johnson

Sophia Lillis

Aerosmith lead singer Steven Tyler cooling off under a fan at RFK Stadium in Washington D.C., May 30, 1976.

“dish, 2021” by Eugenia Goncharova (6VCR)

Jakarta, Indonesia

Neon planets ring (1179×2556)

I mean, I know how to use this but I don’t find anything on there funny

Sydney Sweeney

Retirement Party

The Ministry of Compliance, Vol. 1

The Devolution’s invasion of Earth will be thwarted by coups and conspiracy unless Avigail can unite her extraterrestrial brethren. Comics’ next sci-fi epic beg

IDW sent this to me (and a whole pile of other books!) to review and I picked this one because of the setup, but while it mentions a whole bunch of aliens and politics, it’s ultimately a hyper violent hack and slash with a thin veneer of science fiction to justify the extreme violence. I normally have no real problem with this type of stuff (Brzrkr has been a blast to read) but for some reason I just couldn’t buy into the idea of aliens that look exactly like humans that are all too concerned about hybrids that they unwittingly created and the interactions among all the different factions within the alien government (who’s entirely off the page in this series).

There’s a lot to like here though with great art and the possibility that the story will evolve into something more, but I think I’ll be skipping further issues.

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Cyclist

Tapuitan Strait, Philippines [OC] [4000×2667]

Summer has faded away

New Poster for Netflix’s ‘Rebel Ridge’ – Directed by Jeremy Saulnier (‘Green Room’, ‘Blue Ruin’, ‘Hold the Dark’) – An ex-Marine grapples his way through a web of small-town corruption when an attempt to post bail for his cousin escalates into a violent standoff with the local police chief.

Summer has faded away

Summer has faded away

Gwen Stefani and Paz Vega, 2003

Prevent racist fires

94% of nurse practitioner students say medical marijuana should be legalized across the U.S.

Donald Glover & Maya Erskine Break Down the ‘Mr. and Mrs. Smith’ Finale | Making a Scene

How Ghanaian Punters Are Upping Their Game

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Hit the ❤️ if you support this!

Trump’s disappearing cult …

Beavers Ark

Out Today: “Star Trek Discovery: The Art of Glenn Hetrick’s Alchemy Studios”

Out today: “Star Trek Discovery: The Art of Glenn Hetrick’s Alchemy Studios“, by Joe Nazzaro.

Star Trek: Discovery introduces Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green), captain of the U.S.S. Discovery, who leads the expedition seeking imaginative new worlds and new civilizations, while exploring the dramatic contemporary themes that have been a signature of the franchise since its inception in 1966.

This illustrated coffee-table book features the art and behind-the-scenes photography inside Alchemy Studios and interviews with Glenn and his team about the design and creation of the aliens and creatures from Seasons 1-5 of the hit-TV show. Star Trek: Discovery is available to stream now on Paramount+.

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Yes, it could have been much worse. He could have started the stupid “two dick shuffle”

Jessica Biel

I’m old and this tracks

When his approach is too strong.

King Gorge the Turd Blames Families For Bad Optics

Nailed it