thingsthatexciteme:

Emma Watson

Sorcerer (1977), directed by William Friedkin.

Robert Evans and John Frankenheimer.

the60sbazaar:

Jane Fonda 

tannhausergatorade:

Bernie Wrightson, Jean Frapat, Michael Kaluta, and Philippe Druillet. New York, 1972

Claude Lelouch, Jean-Luc Godard, François Truffaut, Louis Malle and Roman Polanski during a press conference at Cannes Film Festival, 1968.

(Source: missavagardner, via joekeatinge)

satellitesam:

BLACK KISS 1-6, covers by HVC. Some of the most iconic of his career.

These things were so filthy, the thinking at the time went, they were shipped in all-black poly-bags. 

I tried to get someone to spring for doing that with a SAT. SAM variant and H. was more than game but apparently people want to see the covers before they buy them?

(Sign o the times: Literally every page of BLACK KISS 2 is more filthy, more perverse, more dark, and more obscene than the whole of BK — but it’s not 1986 anymore, is it?)

THE GOOP GAZES ALSO

(Source: paltrowgwyneth)

The Strangers.

(Source: wombraiderr)

GPOY

I have been listening to Best Show Gems, and… yeah, I was wrong about The Best Show. I liked a lot of the things Scharpling and Wurster had done but I could never make it through a whole episode of their show. But, once these guys click with you, they’re fucking unstoppable. It’s a nuance thing, where one episode is kinda funny, but 15 of them are profound, the go-to phrases and weird pacing and improvised mythology. It’s awesome.

Carrie Brownstein.

(Source: heytinafey)

wandrlust:

Woody Allen and Bettina Brenna, Playboy Magazine, 1969

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