#mick and michelle

[ilottthepilot]

this has to be one of the photos of all time.

[omg-hellgirl]

Michelle Stevens and Jerry Hall photographed by Irving Penn, 1980.

[vanweezer]

beautiful women named slipknot keep writing songs about how fucked up the midwest is.

[acrosstobear]

one thing about Mick is that he does love Jean and Michelle

[ilikecarsandlike4people]

Are you familiar with the story of how Michelle Yeoh and little Mick Schumacher used to chase chickens together? https://www.essentiallysports.com/f1-news-mick-schumachers-unknown-relationship-with-60-year-old-actress-michelle-yeoh-dating-f1-boss-jean-todt-mick-schumacher/amp/

Sorry for another prompt with animals, but I thought this would make an adorable doodle.

"It's getting away!"❤️🐔

[feraltwinkseb]

2006 / 2021

[ornithorynquerouge]

From left to right, Michele Breton, Anita Pallenberg and Mick Jagger on the set of Donald Cammell and Nicolas Roeg's psychological thriller “Performance”, UK, 1968. (Photo by Andrew MacLear)

[elixir]

Andy Warhol’s Polaroids

With the invention of the [Polaroid]Big Shot, Warhol finally had the tool he needed to combine his two great loves, celebrity and mass-produced art, and turn them into a money-making machine. Once he developed his process of using the Polaroids to create silk-screened portraits, he immediately embarked on the creation of the artworks that he has become most famous for.

“Andy would have a table stacked with boxes of Polaroids and a couple Big Shot cameras. He would shoot and shoot, saying things like, “Oh! That looks so greeeeaaat.” An assistant would lay the images out on the table. Many dozens would be shot and they would pick one and send it to the screen maker. The sittings back then in the early 1980s were $25,000 each. They were backlogged with clients for months.” – Mark Sink

Detailed here.

[speedwayy]

Performance (1970) dir. Donald Cammell and Nicolas Roeg

[korshrimpski]

DRIVERS THAT REMIND ME OF ICE HOCKEY PLAYERS

Hope you enjoy <3

1. Oscar Piastri—Connor Bedard

Reasoning:

Generational talents

An awkward guy but there’s nothing wrong with that

They are both so addicted to the sports they play (e.g. connor rushing his recovery plan after he fractured his jaw and oscar driving with a fractured rib)

They have both been described as cats before

Blonde (yes this is an actual reason)

2. Josef Newgarden—Nathan MacKinnon

Reasoning:

They are both *VERY* intense about the sports they play

They may be *VERY* intense about their sports but they can have fun (e.g. Nathan had a twitch channel and Josef had bus bros (bus bros 🥲))

Josef has (2) indy500 wins and the hockey equivalent is a Stanley Cup which Nathan has

3. Michèle Mounton—Sarah Nurse

Reasoning:

Trailblazers

Inspirations

Icons

Legends

VERY good at what they do/did ((no shit) but what I mean is that Sarah Nurse is an Olympic gold medalist (2022) and Michèle finished runner up in the world rally championship (1982) and helped Audi to their first constructors championship)

4. Lando Norris—Jack Hughes

Reasoning:

Literally the only reasoning is because J.Hughes fans remind me of LN4 fans. Like is we draw a venn diagram the two would 100% overlap (no disrespect to the fans most of you are chill)

5. Abbi Pulling—Aerin Frankel

Reasoning:

Carrying their teams on their back (e.g. Aerin being an amazing goalie and being a big reason for keeping Boston in the playoffs and Abbi having 190 out of Robin Carlins 225 points)

Also Abbi emanates goalie vibes (this is a complement)

6. Mick Schumacher—Dylan Strome

Reasoning:

Promising junior career

Wasn’t really given a chance to succeed (mick at haas and dylan with the coyotes)

But they have now found their footing (mick in WEC and dylan with the caps)

[deepdwnbodythurst]

[thefrogsennaneverfound]

The very sweetest of Schumi and Schumi Jr. treats for Michael's and Mick's fans.

Look at that tiny baby face! Little Mick looks for all the world as though he's saying: "Dude, wtf?! Why is my sister upside down?! Try any of that crap with me and I'm gonna projectile puke all over you; just see if I don't!"

[roseillith]

PERFORMANCE (1970) dir. NICOLAS ROEG, DONALD CAMMELL

[gonnaupdatethisrandomly]

[adreciclarte4]

Michel Houellebecq by Sebastien Micke

[chaoticdesertdweller]

Performance, 1968 dir. Nic Roeg and Donald Cammell