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May 19, 2012
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Bought my wedding dress today. Figured a burger and a glass of wine was a classy way to celebrate…

Bought my wedding dress today. Figured a burger and a glass of wine was a classy way to celebrate…

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May 12, 2012
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foxesinbreeches: tree-stump-palace, erikamcgrath: Dolly Parton in Tennessee, early 1960s.

foxesinbreeches:

tree-stump-palace, erikamcgrath:

Dolly Parton in Tennessee, early 1960s.

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May 11, 2012
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May 11, 2012
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May 10, 2012
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May 09, 2012
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bloodmilk: obsidian tomb ring with sparrow claw prongs. bloodmilk

bloodmilk:

obsidian tomb ring with sparrow claw prongs. bloodmilk

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May 08, 2012
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May 08, 2012
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May 06, 2012
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originalgiantcontent: Vans ad from 1986.

originalgiantcontent:

Vans ad from 1986.

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May 04, 2012
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bobbyhundreds: MCA directs Seth Rogen, Danny McBride, Will Ferrell, Elijah Wood, Jack Black, and John C. Reilly on the set of the “Fight for your Right Revisited” music video shoot.  I captured this moment in November of 2010 when the Beastie Boys used my car in the movie.   MCA was in the throes of fighting cancer, but he was still as captivating and inspiring a director as ever.  There were even a few takes where I had the honor of being directed by him, having to whip the DeLorean around and then showing Yauch himself how to drive it.  All I could remember was how quiet and gracious, yet powerful and commanding he was.  He was just a really nice guy and very loving towards his wife and daughter. Everyone on set had such a reverence for MCA, he was like a sage wiseman who also happened to be one of hip-hop’s most influential rappers.   The Beastie Boys were my first love affair with music.  Rest in Power to MCA.

bobbyhundreds:

MCA directs Seth Rogen, Danny McBride, Will Ferrell, Elijah Wood, Jack Black, and John C. Reilly on the set of the “Fight for your Right Revisited” music video shoot.  I captured this moment in November of 2010 when the Beastie Boys used my car in the movie.  

MCA was in the throes of fighting cancer, but he was still as captivating and inspiring a director as ever.  There were even a few takes where I had the honor of being directed by him, having to whip the DeLorean around and then showing Yauch himself how to drive it.  All I could remember was how quiet and gracious, yet powerful and commanding he was.  He was just a really nice guy and very loving towards his wife and daughter. Everyone on set had such a reverence for MCA, he was like a sage wiseman who also happened to be one of hip-hop’s most influential rappers.  

The Beastie Boys were my first love affair with music.  Rest in Power to MCA.