London gif

e-pic:

 (by Kiyouyou)

the-absolute-best-photography:

Robert Capa. USSR. Moscow. August-September, 1947. Robert Capa and John Steinbeck.

[::SemAp::]

by Kayode Okeyode

sapek macskáknak

:)

ivegotaknife:

Blind Students and Cat by Jane Evelyn Atwood

hettie:

“From the moment we met him, he started the entire ball rolling,” said his TV ex-wife Linda Gray (a.k.a. Sue Ellen Ewing) last month at a fundraiser in Preston Hollow for the Larry Hagman Foundation, which promotes creative arts education for children in the Dallas area. “He came into a room in Burbank. He walked in with a saddlebag filled with ice and bottles of champagne. That is how we had our first read-through of the original script. That bonded us to this wonderful man.” dallas news

JR ;_;

szevasztok,

megnézem, odaát is van-e olaj

A mondásnak van elõzménye is: a Paramount Filmstúdió alapítója is magyar volt. Zukor Adolfnak hívták.Annak idején sok magyar kivándorló szeretett volna munkát kapni Hollywoodban,ezért Zukor felíratta az irodája ajtaja fölé: “It’s not enough to be Hungarian.You have to have talent.” Vagyis: “Nem elég magyarnak lenni, tehetségesnek is kell lenned hozzá.” Capa erre a mondatra reagált ezzel

(via attila maticsák)

collective-history:

Henri LaMothe celebrates his 70th birthday by jumping 40 feet into 12 inches of water at the Flatiron Building, 1974. 

solsetur:

Pascal Grob

rozihasselhoff:

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