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May
MOONRISE KINGDOM
by Adrian Tomine
(Re-blogged from criterioncast)
Adrian Tomine’s beautiful Moonrise Kingdom illustration for Anthony Lane’s review in The New Yorker.
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Jean-Pierre Léaud as Antoine Doinel in The 400 Blows by François Truffaut, 1959
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Patti Smith is rock royalty and a new album and book from the ‘godmother of punk’ make 2012 a jubilee year. Now 65, her influence shows no sign of waning. We spoke to musicians she has inspired, from Martha Wainwright to Johnny Marr. Photograph: Lynn Goldsmith/Corbis
“All you have to do is read her lyrics and poetry to understand where she comes from. For me, the greatest artists do that – they connect with you but then they open your eyes to something deeper.”
- Juliette Lewis on Patti Smith
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Sergeant Franklin Williams, home on leave from army duty, with hisbest girl Ellen Hardin, splitting a soda. They met at Douglas High School. Baltimore, Maryland, May 1942
LOVE this photo!
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The question isn’t who is going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me.
Ayn Rand (via lionskeleton)
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“We run a retirement home back in Switzerland, but this week we are running New York.”
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I was with Amanda in Denton, Texas, when she went to do a session of three songs, and an interview. Mostly I sat and wrote while a cat tried to make me stop writing and love her.
Amanda suggested I sing Psycho as one of the three songs, so I did…
I am not going to post the third video here. That’s the one where Amanda plays “In My Mind” on the omnichord (is that what it was called?) while I attempt to distract her with a giant horse-headed sock on a stick.
(Source: violitionist.com)
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