Photograph by Leonard Freed - Grand Central at New Years Eve, NYC, 1969

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peruvian-folkband-swag:

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dauntlesslyfinnick:

theultimatespider:

pudding-or-death:

notoriousgifs:

Both Emmas Faces are Priceless

She just shakes her head like “this dumb bitch”

Emma Stone’s face is the face of “I will kill you and no one will find the body.” 

I will never not reblog this okay. 

Reblogging this because oh my god. Yes to both Emma’s faces.

Emma Watson’s just like ‘I weep for society’.

OMG SHAME

dirtylittlestylewhoree:

“The split in 1993 was during the filming of Ed Wood and there were days he would come crying, I felt so bad. I asked him why it happened but all he said was, ‘It wasnt her fault, it was mine.’ And when he met Kate in January of 94, it wasn’t the same as Winona. I felt weird to be around him like he wasn’t acting like Johnny anymore. It’s almost like Winona took Johnny’s soul, Johnny’s love.”

- Tim Burton

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chillcomedown:

“To all those who doesn’t know the story behind this photo.

Douglas came up to crying Komova and said, “Hey! You did incredible job. You inspire me.”, and Komova said, “Thank you! You were amazing. You inspire me, too. Congratulations.” 

According to the rules, they hugged, but their hug was something more than just following the rules. And they both said, “see you next time”. So, I guess, we all just have to wait and see a beautiful fight of two divas”.” from the German sport news, today. 

#maybe ‘diva’ means something different in Germany. maybe it’s a compliment.

In Dutch, diva can mean “woman who is at the top of her game.” Like, “Aretha Franklin is the diva of American soul.”

Perfect.

bohemea:

Johnny Depp & Winona Ryder - Mermaids premiere, December 10th 1990

I was honestly a big fan.

artpixie:

June 18, 2012 (by Angelos.ru)

thesynesthesia:

She came to a party at my mother’s. The maid said, “Can I take your coat?” She said, “No, I don’t think so. I’m a little cold.” Later Edie told me the real reason she didn’t want to take her coat off was that she wasn’t wearing any clothes under it. I was about five years old at the time. I thought it was funny that she would come to a party with no clothes on, just a coat. We had funny conversations. I would say “Hi,” and she would say “Hi,” and then I would say “Hi,” and we’d just keep on saying “Hi,” “Hi,” “Hi,” to each other. It seemed like she had so many friends, but when you really looked at her face, it was like she never had any friends.  -Wendy Vanden Heuvel

kimmismiles:

boom.