In my Dreams

Notes: 627 / 11 hours ago from thegiftsoflife (originally from llbwwb)

Sulamadaha - Ternate - North Maluku (by Abdul Azis (ais))

Sulamadaha - Ternate - North Maluku (by Abdul Azis (ais))

Notes: 532 / 11 hours ago from arpeggia

arpeggia:

Hirofumi Isoya - Once Night Falls, 2007, fluorescent lamp, chain, insects fly during night, varnish and paint, 350 x 480 x 200 cm
Photo by Kenji Morita

Hirofumi Isoya - Once Night Falls, 2007, fluorescent lamp, chain, insects fly during night, varnish and paint, 350 x 480 x 200 cm

Photo by Kenji Morita

Notes: 1276 / 11 hours ago from suicideblonde (originally from bohemea)

bohemea:

Marilyn Monroe, 1957

Notes: 926 / 11 hours ago from apostrophe9 (originally from bealstgeorge)

(Source: bealstgeorge)

Notes: 549 / 11 hours ago from suicideblonde (originally from vanityfair)

vanityfair:

Vantity Fair’s Gatsby Glamour | Joséphine Baker

A collection of portraits and illustrations from V.F. during the Jazz Age. Enjoy, old sport.

Notes: 103 / 17 hours ago from officialdavidgandy

officialdavidgandy:

Sexiest Man Alive, David Gandy - Glamour Spain (June 2013). Photographer: Sergi Pons

Notes: 3 / 23 hours ago

David Gandy - screencap video FreeSoul 2009

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Notes: 28 / 23 hours ago

David Gandy - screencap Glamour Spain june 2013 shoot

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Notes: 105 / 23 hours ago from thinkingofrob

"when I did a Harry Potter film, years ago, and I was just starting to realize that I wanted to be an actor, even though I had already finished three movies, by that point. I remember being in Tokyo and looking out the window and seeing the Tokyo skyline. It made me reflect on what had happened in my life, and I was in awe of what road I had taken, by accident."

- Robert Pattinson - WFE press junket, 2011 (via thinkingofrob)

Notes: 69 / 23 hours ago from thinkingofrob

thinkingofrob:

Rob Pic of the Day

Notes: 70 / 1 day ago from officialdavidgandy

officialdavidgandy:

David Gandy’s casual style, at the Chelsea Flower Show @The_RHS

Notes: 20 / 1 day ago from melbietoast

melbietoast:

Marlon Brando in “A Streetcar Named Desire”…

Okay my dear friends, you know your old cougar momma Melbie is OLD, really OLD (63 to be exact)… and I have a confession to make. I loved Marlon Brando before I loved Robert Pattinson, even before the Beatles.

When I was a young girl of 12 - 13 years (before Beatlemania) - I fell in love with Fletcher Christian, portrayed by Marlon Brando in the 1962 film “Mutiny on the Bounty”…thereby becoming fascinated with everything Marlon Brando. I even sent a letter to him and got a signed photo back from him (which I lost long ago).

I was only one year old when the 1951 classic film “A Streetcar Named Desire” came out, and when I watched it at age 13, I did NOT like it…Stanley was a filthy mean bum! But since those days, I’ve come to admire the film and the fabulous performance of Brando in it….and he wasn’t bad to look at either, especially in the ever-present t-shirt, especially the “wife-beater” shirt.

FYI for those of you who don’t know, I’m pretty sure the term “wife-beater shirt” originates from the film “A Streetcar Named Desire”, where Brando’s character Stanley beats his wife while wearing a skimpy sleeveless shirt - Brando was nearly ALWAYS wearing a wife-beater or a t-shirt in the film…. and so, the term wearing a “wife-beater” came to be.

Okay, enough of my Retro Stuff!