ffrenchtoast:

You all despise me. Kingslayer. Oathbreaker. A man without honor.

thewench-and-thekingslayer:

this is for:

talesofnonesense

and anyone else who couldn’t see the YouTube version

Smooth Criminal~The Breakdown pt. I

collectivehistory:

The Broken Column, 1944 by Frida Kahlo

Kahlo was 18 years old when she was involved in a horrific traffic accident, in which an iron rod pierced her abdomen, right foot was crushed, and two vertebrae were fractured, as well as a number of other bones, including eleven fractures in her right leg. As she recovered in a full body cast, her mother brought her a small lap easel, and, with a mirror over her bed, began painting self-portraits. This self-portrait embodies many elements that were in Kahlo’s artwork, including the themes of isolation, a broken body, and intense suffering and pain. This painting also embodies another one of Kahlo’s themes, that of two bodies, one of which she is a complete and full bodied woman, and another, reflecting broken insides. 

frontally:

The performers behind Jaime and Brienne tease the third season of HBO’€™s epic series.

in case anyone else wants to read it, my google-fu is strong.

I would fucking KILL for video of them doing an interview together??????????

perpugilliam:

I will never get tired of looking at this manip.

fuckyeahfonda:

Happy Birthday Henry Fonda!

(16 May 1905 - 12 August 1982)

What is so fascinating to me about Fonda as a talent is I don’t think if you took a stick and beat him he could do anything false, he’s incapable. As a performer… he’s pure. He’s like a barometre of truth on the set. Fonda has the inner resource to make the lines deeply true. Great actor. I don’t use that term often.

Sidney Lumet

“C’est la vie”, say the old folks, it goes to show you never can tell.

falling-towers:

#i didn’t appreciate this movie properly when i was 13…

vidrig:

What I was thinking through this whole scene. Jamie, you brave idiot.

lizandmarilyn:

Marilyn Monroe photographed by Alfred Eisenstaedt, 1953.