i know we’re well into 2012 already, but i thought i’d share with you where mermaids go for the holidays. the west coast of oregon is mossy and prehistoric. simply beautiful. by kl
ladies and gentlemen here are the moldy peaches
while we’re on the topic, this one is for our little cale who’s so far away xx by ts
typical girls-the slits: Ari Up vs. chloe sevigny
man should be brave
my bedroom beats your bedroom 6
larisa shepitko
“i was looking for my own formula of immortality.” (1971)
unfortunately, this stunning and brilliant russian writer director was not immortal, and passed away in a vicious car accident at the mere age of 40. but what she left behind were very few yet tremendously powerful pieces of work such as “the ascent” and “you and i” by sv
surfs up… well not yet really
Mountains and wildlife: thank you sophie lie
live – missing in the picture
i remember seeing this series a while ago at palais de tokyo in paris and thinking it was quite interesting. hatim el hihi and jean-marie delbes made these images by retouching out the dead people from famous record covers. here are the most famous but there is lots of others equally nice here by pp.
i want my iron butterfly: Choon Ok Harmon the south korean female Kuk Sool Won master
a female martial arts master now that’s hot. too bad she’ll think that i have a big nose. by dd
MAN OF THE MOMENT: CHRIS HEDGES
nothing is more fashionable than a bit of brains… quite an inspiring man in a world filled with ignorance… chris hedges is a pulitzer prize winning american journalist, author, and war correspondent. he has taught at columbia university, NYU and princeton amongst others. chris spent nearly two decades as a foreign correspondent for the christian science monitor, new york times, NPR and others. a quotation from his book was used as the opening title credits in the academy award winning film, the hurt locker. if you don’t know him, then you should now. by ad