breakfastineurope:

La Jetée, 1962

breakfastineurope:

La Jetée, 1962

I don’t think that people accept the fact that life doesn’t make sense. I think it makes people terribly uncomfortable. It seems like religion and myth were invented against that, trying to make sense out of it.
David Lynch  (via terramantra)

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by maxrecords

1. I just got back from a little trip to Brussels. 2. I have been wearing a replica of the ‘one ring’ (you know, the one from Lord of the Rings) around my finger for more than four years. 3. My current ringtone is the theme of BBC’s Sherlock. 4. I met my best friend on tumblr. We have never met in real life (we live more than 10.000 kilometres away from each other). 5. When I was little I wanted to become an astronaut, vampire, paleontologist, archeologist or special agent. I’m studying English at the moment and haven’t the slightest clue what I want to do afterwards. 6. My favourite book is Salinger’s Franny & Zooey. 7. My favourite song is Dylan’s Don’t Think Twice It’s All Right. 8. Mozart was my favourite when I was eight… Until I started listening to the Spice Girls… 9. My parents met when they were studying Russian at university. 10. Latin was my favourite subject at high school.

vintagemoviedelight:

“Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington react to Paul Newman’s trombone playing on the set of Paris Blues”

vintagemoviedelight:

“Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington react to Paul Newman’s trombone playing on the set of Paris Blues”

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Stella McCartney,Photographed by Linda McCartney.

Stella McCartney,

Photographed by Linda McCartney.

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Twilight. A Castle by Isaac Levitan, 1898.

Twilight. A Castle by Isaac Levitan, 1898.

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Paul Under Washing

Paul Under Washing

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