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bienenkiste:

Tibi S/S 2012 mood board

nopefun:

Hi internet people,

To all our new followers: JOIN US ON FACEBOOK for updates.

Got quite a few interviews and features lined up, so do expect more posts over the next few days.

I’ve not been updating as often as I would like to because of university stuff (at least that’s my excuse).

Any ideas or collaborations do let me know, I always appreciate it!

Have fun,
Lee Chang Ming

mrgif:

Backstage at Alexandre Plokhov #5

theniftyfifties:

Lucy and Ethel check themselves - gif

theniftyfifties:

Kim Novak, 1957.

larrycarlson:

LARRY CARLSON, Galaxy Garden, digital photography, 2012.

dinosaurparty:

Yo peeps! Check out Punk Arcade, the official blog for the Punk Arcade exhibition, something I curated with my pal Lee Tusman. 

election:

cognitivedissonance:

Dear Beyonce,

Actually, you’ve NEVER emailed me, much less often. Never a “Hey girl, playing a concert in Denver!” or “You should totes check out my semi-racist new hair dye advertisement lol!”

Just another ask for money on behalf of your friends, Barack and Michelle. At least you referred to them as the president and first lady, versus the other overly chipper celebrity-endorsed emails I’ve received.

*Sigh*

Tell you what – maybe I’ll chip in to hang out with you, Jay, Barack, and Michelle once my overdue rent and utilities are paid, and I can afford to buy my books for the semester. After I get some groceries, maybe we’ll see how much is left. I care less about meeting you and Jay than I do about keeping the electric on.

You must not know about me, or else you’d know that. Truth be told, the Barack Obama celebrity campaign asks are getting irritating – especially when there’s so many of us in the same boat that it’s in constant danger of capsizing.

Cheers,
Meg

Does Mitt Romney send out these type of asks? What celebrities endorse him? (Besides Eastwood/Chair 2012 and Kid Rock, of course).

And further, does it matter to you if celebrities email on behalf of any candidate — particularly for fundraising?

— Meg

(via gov)

henrybusby:

I’m not crazy about this, but that’s what the blog is for right?

(via phootcamp)

theniftyfifties:

Seventeen magazine, July 1950.