#isabella martin

[bellaamartin]

I’m back… 🩷

shout out to my sister for making me come. @stasibaby

@lucusthorton @codyclarkk @ceceliaclarkkk @itsjustwheezie @harperalexandraaa @levialexandraaa @arella1diane @tobyharrisonn @christian-catton @oliver-smithh @leileiroutledge

[rededgerp]

The following accounts have until Sunday, January 22nd 11PM CST to get their roles back:

Lana Rodgers (Phoebe Tonkin)

Ivy Fitzgerald (Olivia Holt)

Teddy Winston (Dacre Montgomery)

Mila Jae Monroe (Zendaya)

Jackson Faust (Andy Biersack)

Avery Martin (Chloe Grace Moretz)

Willard Faust (Bill Skarsgard)

Isabella Martin (Margot Robbie)

Tristan Collins (Awsten Knight)

[mllesand714]

Isabella Rossellini and Martin Scorsese by Wim Wenders - Wenders picked the pair up after their car broke down in Monument Valley. 

[eyesfullofmoon]

Ingrid Bergman, Martin Scorsese, and Isabella Rossellini in front of Hotel Eden in Rome, 1978.

Photos taken by Umberto Pizzi.

[georgescitadel]

Historical figures that have served as inspiration for the women in ASOIAF - George R.R. Martin interview

Interviewer: What women through history have inspired and helped you on your way to creating these female characters that we love?

George: There are some very interesting queens in both English and French history who have, at least partially, inspired the characters in Game of Thrones. Many people have observed that Game of Thrones is based, in part, on the Wars of the Roses and that is certainly true, although I don't do a one-for-one translation. If you go and say “This character is based on that character” you're gonna be partly right, but also partly wrong, because I like to mix and match and throw a few twists, making the characters my own. Certainly, the wife of Edward IV, Elizabeth Woodville, was one of the most interesting queens in English history. She was the mother of the princes in the tower and married secretly. She was a Lancastrian, but she married the Yorkist claimant secretly and that produced all sorts of trouble, and she was in the middle of all that stuff with Richard III. She was fascinating! On the other side, the Lancastrian queen, Margaret of Anjou: she was pretty amazing and definitely hardcore! She was married to the idiot king, Henry VI, and she basically had to command her side after some of the leading Lancastrian supporters were killed in the early parts of the war. If you go back a hundred years before, Isabella, the wife of king Edward II, the She-Wolf of France, she was a pretty amazing one too. She basically got rid of her husband, imprisoned him, and allegedly had him killed by having a hot poker thrust up his ass while he was in captivity and then she and her lover took over and ran the kingdom until her son Edward III rose up against his own mother and imprisoned her. All of this stuff, I play with it, but I can't claim to really have invented any of it. There are some things in history that are just as violent and twisted and bizarre and amazing as anything in my books.

- George R.R. Martin, Supanova Expo

[fruitisthenewvegitable]

I’m reading Twilight for the first time, and in chapter two, page 31, Bella’s inner monologue says “It was ridiculous, and egotistical, to think that I could affect anyone the strongly. It was impossible.”

And I think that is the most Martin K. Blackwood line ever

[fashionbooksmilano]

Isabella Blow : Fashion Galore!

Caroline Evans, Alistair O'Neill, Nick Knight

Rizzoli, New York 2013, 160 pages, 24,4x32cm, ISBN 978-0-8478-4172-1

euro 40,00

email if you want to buy booksinprogressmilano@yahoo.it

A beautifully photographed insider’s look at the highly influential personal style and wardrobe of Isabella Blow, one of fashion’s most courageous, outrageous, and imaginative muses. Isabella Blow was said to have been a one-off of her own creation in a world of copycats. She had a gift for spotting fashion genius her discoveries included Alexander McQueen, Hussein Chalayan, and Sophie Dahl, all of whom became instantaneously iconic. Her eye put her at the center of the high fashion scene, yet Isabella s pedigree, intoxicating energy, wicked sense of humor, boundaries-pushing aesthetics, and her willingness to wear the outrageous made her into a fashion icon. This elaborate volume published with Somerset House and in association with the Isabella Blow Foundation and Central Saint Martins to accompany the fall 2013 exhibition is an exhaustive survey of Isabella’s personal collection. With over 100 gorgeous full-color and black-and-white photographs shot exclusively for this publication by Nick Knight, this volume is the first to catalogue her own famous wardrobe that includes thousands of pieces by the most important contemporary designers, including McQueen, Philip Treacy, and Manolo Blahnik. The impact of Isabella’s influence can be seen within this captivating and inspiring volume, an essential addition to libraries of the fashionable, cultured, and eclectic.

29/02/24

[mytvjunk]

Season 1 >>>>>>> Season 2

[popcorn-plots]

Media and it's effect on me (positive) -- how I read words

Russian Roulette = Lady Gaga in Poker Face.

Wyd = Isabella, Phineas and Ferb. No explanation needed.

That guy gets it = That Studio C episode, "Disneyland Lincoln Ride Gets Scary". Just watch it.

Omg/Oh, my god = Christine when Stephen runs into the hospital with the Ancient One. Just. The way Rachel McAdams says it scratches my brain in a way I can't possibly explain. Just trust me.

Not really = Whenever John says "Not really" in BBC Sherlock. I can't remember when it was said, but just that. I also can't explain why.

[bellaamartin]

🧡🧡.

@stasibaby @itsleileii @lucusthorton @topperthortonn @ceceliaclarkkk @harperalexandraaa @levialexandraaa @codyclarkk @christian-catton @oliverrfinn @tobyharrisonn @itsjustwheezie @jackbensonn @lexavanheulee @dahliafinn @odette-bex @babyybexx @octaviagriffinn @odessa-griffin @emory-griffin @reesekline @atlasroxx @ainsleyroxx @scoutwoodss @india-wrenly

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Isabella Rossellini and Ex husband martin Scorsese

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[lonesomedreamereccentriclover]

Happy Birthday Martin Scorsese!

[estellaestella]

LA CHIMERA seemed a bit meh. Without the 1980s Italy countryside backdrop this wd hv been pretty boring. The girl in the opening shot says, "Have you noticed, the sun keeps following us", so naturally you get shots of a sun tattoo, sunflowers, sun flares, sun coins etc throughout the movie. On the one hand I felt the movie was insulting the audience's intelligence by being a bit too heavy handed with the symbolism but, on the other hand, I am too dumb to have picked up on whatever made this movie get a 7.3 IMDb and 94% RT rating 🤷. So yeah... wdnt recommend.

Edited to add: Have read up a bit and people see parallels to the story about Orpheus travelling to the underworld to retrieve Eurydice. But as the main character has another love interest other than his girlfriend I feel people are being waaaay too generous to talk about the whole romantic search for your loved one. I think people who see the film as magical etc are bringing the romance to the film in themselves. It's not in the movie itself. Honest.

[thesearenotphotographs]

Fog Swept Islands: Faroe Islands Culture Days in New York

During the month of April 2024, Faroe Islands held cultural events in New York City for a program called “Fog Swept Islands: Faroe Islands Culture Days in New York.” The program began on Tuesday, April 9th with a reception and live musical performances by Faroese artists Eli Tausen á Lava and Eivør (who won the 2021 Nordic Council Music Prize).

I created images for the Faroe Music Export Office & The Government of The Faroe Islands, and photos covering four of the Cultural Days events can be found in the above gallery. You can read more about the other programs that were held in New York City here, and view videos about the six Faroese brands that presented at the Faroese Design, Wool & Knitting panel on The Wool Islands website here.

The “Fog Swept Cargo — Art from the Faroe Islands” exhibition will be on view at Scandinavia House through July 6th.

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falling through the air i wonder, how can this be fair..?