1920’s magazine cover by Ernesto García Cabral (1890-1968), Mexican graphic artist.
Merkel (Eva Weber, 2022)
Bridgewater Hotel Lodden River
2 Main Street, Bridgewater, Victoria, Australia
Built in 1942.
art deco aquamarine earrings
Total Control dir. Rachel Perkins (2019) TV
The embattled but cunning Prime Minister of Australia, Rachel Anderson tries to use Alex Irving, a charismatic, up-and-coming Indigenous politician to boost her popularity and further her own agenda.
“To have such a daughter… useless, plain, and godless. What do I do?“
“You know I think ugly girls should be strangled at birth by their parents. It’s bad enough being born a girl, but being born ugly and clever…There has to be something I’m good at.”
My Brilliant Career (1979) Directed by Gillian Armstrong
Toni Morrison, A Humanist View, 1975. (via zamzamafterzina)
sometime… men who seem progressive.. are worse
Of course, I lived well and had servants. But this did not mean I didn’t always contribute to the running of the house myself. If I have a hobby, my home has always been it. I remember being seen by fans putting out my garbage cans at Laguna Beach one day — and asked by one of them if Bette Davis was inside the house. The legend persists. A movie star is not quite a human being. While I deeply appreciate approbation of my work by fans, I always feel inadequate to the awe manifested by some. I want to say, I’m a human being just like you. Is it any wonder that many stars come to believe they are divinities?
if u find a dude who dont talk too much cherish him
am I that dude?
u cant even be quiet on my post so i doubt it
tea set in handmade silver, silver gilt and oxidized silver. made at the Gorham Company in Providence by Erik Magnussen in 1927. considered one of the finest designs in art deco silversmithing.
June 7, 2017 is the 100th Anniversary of Gwendolyn Brooks and we’re celebrating in many ways, including the June Poetry issue dedicated to Miss Brooks and our exhibition, Matter in the Margins (where you can see many of these pics), which showcases highlights from the literary archives of Gwendolyn E. Brooks (1917–2000), Illinois Poet Laureate and the first black winner of the Pulitzer Prize. Brooks’s papers include youthful poetry and prose, scrapbooks of pieces she published as a young woman, extensive correspondence with a significant roster of other writers, and manuscript drafts and proofs, especially after she left mainstream publishing to produce her works with black-owned presses.
See a slideshow with more Brooks pics here and come to our exhibit opening, June 16!
Vintage women being badass. You’re welcome.
Don’t fool yourself into thinking ladies were demure and silent in the past.
I would like more female characters being this open
For fuck’s sake
who you should fight: Australian Prime Ministers edition
- Barton: You could fight Barton. He was pissed all the time anyway. Plus he was first so people will know who you’re talking about, but none of them will know enough to get angry at you for it.
- Deakin: He’ll come back like three times. You will get to walk past everything named after him like “Ha, kicked the shit out of him” though.
- Watson: He was PM for four months, why would you bother
- Reid: You could just roll him over, but be warned: he’ll have a Cutting Remark about it.
- Cook: I don’t know shit about Cook and neither do you.
- Fisher: See Deakin, but without the name recognition.
- Hughes: DO IT. FIGHT HUGHES. He’s evil, tiny, and the whole ALP will help you.
- Bruce: Just look at that smug little union-busting prick. You can take him.
- Scullin: Dude had two splits in his party at once in two different directions. Why would you make his life worse?
- Lyons: Don’t fight Lyons. He might die, and then Sir Earle Page and Dame Enid would kick your ass.
- Page: Yeah, fight Page, I don’t think he’ll mind, just leave Lyons alone and it’ll be cool.
- Curtin: Beloved national hero who led this nation through World War Two while struggling with alcoholism before dying in office. Do you want the whole country to hate you?
- Forde: 8 days. Why?
- Chifley: Dude made a referendum in Australia pass. Don’t mess with him.
- Menzies: The entire Liberal party will come after you. Don’t.
- Holt: Have fun fighting underwater.
- McEwen: DO NOT FIGHT MCEWEN. Don’t be fooled by his being interim PM for like a month. He single-handedly stopped Holt’s obvious successor succeeding him. He created the protectionist policies for rural Australia for decades through sheer force of personality. DON’T FIGHT MCEWEN.
- Gorton: He survived crashing his jet, having his face torn to shreds and being left for dead in the middle of the Pacific. He’s a tenacious bugger. But just put Fraser in the room and he’ll be too consumed with rage to even notice you.
- McMahon: You could take McMahon. Anyone could take McMahon. You won’t be proving anything.
- Whitlam: Too bloody tall, also the entire Australian left will come after you in revenge.
- Fraser: He might not look tough and have that snooty voice, but dude was like 6′4″ and destroyed two Prime Ministers. Don’t take the risk.
- Hawke: You could fight Hawke. I mean you’d lose, but he’d definitely buy you a beer afterward. You’d also lose the subsequent drinking contest though.
- Keating: DON’T FIGHT KEATING. DO NOT FIGHT KEATING. I don’t care how skinny he is, he will play dirty, destroy you will psychological warfare, ‘do you slowly’ and probably come up with some insult people will still be quoting three decades later.
- Howard: Do it. Fight Howard. Tiny, evil, whole left will help (also Peter Costello).
- Rudd: Seems like an easy win until he devotes the rest of his life to destroying yours. Don’t fight Rudd.
- Gillard: Woman is tough. Best avoided.
- Abbott: Like, I wanna see Abbott get punched as much as anyone, but he was a prize-winning boxer. Let the Liberal caucus do it instead.
- Turnbull: Give it a go. Fucker’s gotta be bad at something, right?
Lets not let it beat us.
Solidarity