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INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE (2022 - ) | INDUSTRY (2020 - )

Lestat & Claudia | Eric & Harper

#bonus:

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shout out to platonic, deeply unwell older male x younger female coworker duo… gotta be my favorite fictional tv character dynamic

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fashion sketch inspo (i am too afraid these days to post on pinterest)

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@allhailthy

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The Knight-Woman, Vardges Sureniants

In 1909, V. Sureniants painted the canvas "The Knight-Woman," based on the historical figure of Aytsemnik, a courageous heroine from the city of Ani. The name of this fearless Armenian woman is connected to the heroic battles fought in 1126 to defend the Armenian capital of Ani. During that period, one of the seljuk emirs led a large army and laid siege to Ani, prompting the Armenian population to rise in defense of their homeland.

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I fear I am too prudent for a dying kind of Lover. Yet, there is a great difference between going off in warm blood like Romeo, and making one’s exit like a frog in a frost. - John Keats in a letter to Fanny Brawne, c. March 1820

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Three Magi Asleep Gislebertus, 1120-30 A.D. Cathedral of St. Lazare in Atun, France.

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fatigued

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day 3 in the comments of "old money tiktok"

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janis joplin and tina tuner 1969

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RIP TINA TURNER

New York, New York, November 25, 1969. (Photo by Jack Robinson/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

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Black Women of Rock & Roll in the 60s and 70s:

Sister Rosetta Tharpe

Marsha Hunt

The Ronettes

Betty Davis

Norma-Jean Wofford a.k.a “The Duchess”

Poly Styrene

Merry Clayton

Tina Turner

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Été 85 (2020), dir. François Ozon

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Abolish the YA genre. No more books for young adults. At some point in your adolescence, you just go from reading Goodnight Moon to War and Peace. No more stepping stone in the middle. Grow the fuck up.

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La Chimera (2023) dir. Alice Rohrwacher

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Margaret Atwood, “Bluebeard’s Egg”

Stoker (2013) dir. Park Chan-wook