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Bill Skarsgård as The Marquis de Gramont John Wick: Chapter 4 (Official Trailer)

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Alexander Skarsgård as Lukas Matsson

Succession | 4.06 - “Living+” 

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omg my finals are over i passed all of them but i feel like my soul died?? is that makes sense? I was on the verge of a mental breakdown i guess im okay now? idk i think if i look at couple james’ pics i’ll be fine

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Imaginary View of the Grande Galerie in the Louvre by Hubert Robert.

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‘The Rose Necklace’ (detail) by Pavel Tchelitchew, c. 1931.

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these pictures screams boyfriend

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"I must admit, I really was adamant about shooting this beach scene. I think there were days I was the only person who wanted to shoot. It was a logistical nightmare, it was a cold day in mid-October with rough seas. I don't think I was trying to show off - I think, as a superfan of the show, I really wanted to see Kendall face-up in the water. And even though there are dark clouds on the horizon, and it's a victory lap he's doing alone, I think that's a really powerful image for someone who - we've seen a lot of scenes with him in water, and we've seen scenes of him in empty bathtubs, there's just so much of that. I only wish we could've played the action straight-through because Jeremy really did dive into those rough waves, and then seeing him pop out - it's something where you could've thought he disappeared forever, and then there he is. It's both a victory and something of a moral defeat." - Lorene Scafaria, director of "Living+", on HBO's Succession Podcast

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hey swede-y

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“Nothing will wreck your life like wanting something that isn’t in it… I’m trying to be enough for this body: one heartbeat, flung like a shovel into the day.”

— Hala Alyan, from “September, a week in” (Thrush Poetry Journal, January 2020) (via Read a Little Poetry)

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i love old men

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  ― Elena Ferrante, The Story of a New Name

[text ID: Is it possible that our parents never die, that every child inevitably conceals them in himself?]

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i’ve been traveling for 15 days or something and haven’t been able to keep up with everything that has been happening and now that im sick im going to order room service and consume as much media as i can

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Naissance de Vénus (detail), c. 1863. Alexandre Cabanel