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Posted: January 16th, 2014 | Tags: Uncategorized | No Comments »Pre-code Stanwyck for the win: Baby Face, 1933.
(via ladies, women and girls)
Pre-code Stanwyck for the win: Baby Face, 1933.
(via ladies, women and girls)
guys, i watched the latest parks and recreation “second chunce: producer’s cut” and harris and brad, the former animal control guys, make a brief appearance.
!!!!!
watch it!
also i found this clip where they reapply for their old jobs at animal control. endless pleasure.
dear idris,
i cannot wait for luther season 3. i mean i can wait but i can’t “wait.”
love,
nicole
ps. all the photos in this W magazine juergen teller best performances thing are great.
so this exists.
SNACKS WITH IMPACT (TM)
GET JACK’D!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
RANDOM:
1. today’s lunch was organic gummi fruit salad and almonds.
ADULTHOOD, SUCCESS, ETC.
2. i drew every day this week and read the news! resolutions in effect. only did crunches twice and stretches four times and walked clyde once BUT whatever.
3. also trying out not wearing bras.
4. i took this “what age are you really?” quiz (twice) and each time got “27 going on 45.”
what does it mean, why so accurate-insulting. the answer that i couldn’t really argue with:
You’ve been invited to a friend’s birthday party at a bar and it starts at 9:30 p.m….
You think, “Oh my god what is wrong with this person why so late???” But you still put on a good face.
not technically a neko fan but this song’s on repeat. working on my 2000 and 14 things i’m grateful for list.
from rolling stone interview with james murphy:
Well, fronting my band, in particular – I can only speak to that – was super fun. It’s amazing. Like, these are my best friends, and people liked our band, and we got to be uncompromising. It’s incredible. But it’s still being a professional rock musician, which is a little boring, because there’s so many expectations that I do take seriously. In other words, you make record. You finish record. You make video. You pick single. You go on tour, which takes a really long time. You do interviews. It’s basically a two-year process to do an album, within which you have very little life. And it was the best job imaginable, but as soon as I started to complain about it, there’s nothing worse than a person in a position that other people envy, complaining. When someone says, “Why don’t you just quit if you don’t like it?” that’s a fair enough thing to say, and I’m one of those people that always said that when rock stars bitched. So, take my own advice, you know? [Laughs]
“people seem to think that me, or we, or the people in the band, are exceptional, or differently exceptional in some way. or like, more talented. or there’s something special. where, for me, the whole goal of the band, or a big huge part of the band, was just getting rid of as much of that as possible.”
— james murphy, shut up and play the hits