this is yr card catalog on drugs…any questions?

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wandrlust:

Richard Neutra at his VDL Studio and Residences, Silver Lake, California, 1966 — Julius Shulman

soiledphotos:

Cones of Light on Flickr.

An art installation at the Arts Factory, Las Vegas, NV during the last (May 4th) First Friday Arts Show. I totally regret not getting the name of the exhibit or artist’s name…

holdentumblr:

The GRAFFITI AND STREET ART diagram by Daniel Feral spoofs the musemization of graffiti, and pays homage to Alfred H. Barr’s mapping of Cubism and Abstract Art 75 years ago.

natashaleggero:

Largo Los Angeles next week with Nick Kroll, Mary-Lynn Rajskub, Jen Kirkman and Surprise!

hail Callie, yo…

magic-neighbour:

fggtlibrarian:

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criterioncorner:

Up Close & Personal: #611 BEING JOHN MALKOVICH (dir. Spike Jonze) 1999

“Do you know what a metaphysical can of worms this portal is?”

one of the year’s most anticipated Criterion releases is finally here, and it’s a thing of beauty. there’s been a lot of controversy (or what amounts to controversy in the world of niche home video, i guess) as to whether or not Criterion should have stuck with some of the film’s more familiar artwork for the cover, but their commitment to a minimalist aesthetic informs the entire package. it’s clean and spare and blithely contains the sheer insanity that’s contained within. i’m not sure the subdued, anti-expressionist feel was the best choice, but it works. oh, and you get a little pic of Malkovich dancing in a sarong, so… yeah, i’d say this is pretty special.

The Criterion Collection edition of Being John Malkovich hits stores 5/15/12. keep an eye out for my review on movies.com.

(p.s. sorry for the picture quality, my DSLR is on loan)

doingthezombierama:

Feature on The Cramps by Don Howland in Trouser Press #94, February 1984.

Humpday w/the Cramps…

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 also birthday tidings to La Sioux…

laughingsquid:

An Edible Desert Survival Manual by Land Rover

undercovershelf:

These and several other of Capote’s books are now available in ebook format! The paperback re-releases are quite handsome as well. I highly recommend In Cold Blood. And I will be reading Breakfast at Tiffany’s as part of my library’s upcoming summer reading program. Enjoy!