The Strongest Souls

"Out of suffering have emerged the strongest souls; the most massive characters are seared with scars."- Kahlil Gibran
vogue: Nicki Minaj Photographed by Steven Klein for the March Issue of Vogue Nicki went blue?!? Woahs!

vogue:

Nicki Minaj Photographed by Steven Klein for the March Issue of Vogue

Nicki went blue?!? Woahs!

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hushhushstyle: Àstrid Bergès-Frisbey by Ellen von Unwerth for Vogue Italy

hushhushstyle:

Àstrid Bergès-Frisbey by Ellen von Unwerth for Vogue Italy

theglassbeadgame: Keri Russell by Ellen von Unwerth for Interview, 2007 How Keri Russel should look all the time!

theglassbeadgame:

Keri Russell by Ellen von Unwerth for Interview, 2007

How Keri Russel should look all the time!

Faith is an oasis in the heart which will never be reached by the caravan of thinking.

—Khalil Gibran

misschavez:

Hahhahah YES!! My childhood obsession <3 Forever an Nsync fan <3 <3

fuckyeah1990s:

 9 pictures of Justin Timberlake pointing at the lens during photo shoots.

Mondar… It’s almost April, and what does that mean?!?! IT’S GONNA BE MAY!!!!

belliesbonesandbile:

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lauriejuspeczyk:

This has been posted on tumblr a few times already, but the artist has finished the set and I thought I’d post the complete gallery, because I am so in love with this concept and get so excited when people combine history with art. (I’ve inserted the locations and dates Shoomlah narrowed for each princess just for funsies.)

Historically Accurate Disney Princesses! by Shoomlah

and because I didn’t have room to include her, here’s Cinderella.

Still probably the greatest thing ever.

loooove

Yes!

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Experimenting with Tilt-shift photography a bit! I really love what it brings to still life!

Experimenting with Tilt-shift photography a bit! I really love what it brings to still life!

vogue: Kate Moss Photographed at the Ritz Paris by Tim Walker for the April Issue of Vogue

vogue:

Kate Moss Photographed at the Ritz Paris by Tim Walker for the April Issue of Vogue

mattybing1025: In her first and only meeting with the famous macho actor Marlon Brando, early in her career at Paramount, the two were seated next to each other at an Actor’s Guild luncheon. As they sat down, Audrey said a shy hello. Brando said not a single word to her during the entire dinner. For 40 years, Ferrer says, his mother believed that Brando had shunned her. But in the hospital near the end of her life, she received a letter from the famous actor. A mutual friend must have told him of Hepburn’s feelings, and he wrote to set the record straight. Although she might have been shy of him at that luncheon, he recalled that he had been so much in awe of her that he was speechless. He couldn’t think of a single thing to say. —Excerpt from Audrey Hepburn:  A Son’s Reflections

mattybing1025:

In her first and only meeting with the famous macho actor Marlon Brando, early in her career at Paramount, the two were seated next to each other at an Actor’s Guild luncheon. As they sat down, Audrey said a shy hello. Brando said not a single word to her during the entire dinner. For 40 years, Ferrer says, his mother believed that Brando had shunned her. But in the hospital near the end of her life, she received a letter from the famous actor. A mutual friend must have told him of Hepburn’s feelings, and he wrote to set the record straight. Although she might have been shy of him at that luncheon, he recalled that he had been so much in awe of her that he was speechless. He couldn’t think of a single thing to say.

—Excerpt from Audrey Hepburn:  A Son’s Reflections

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