Now, for no reason except that it's the subject of my interest today, here is a thread of photographic portraits by Henri Cartier-Bresson — scans from his 1998 book Tete a Tete:
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never thought short form video would be able to capture a type of humor i can only describe as “the far side-esque” but this comes close.
Eminem introducing Obama at a Detroit rally for Harris speaks to me as a single-issue voter whose issue is that Curtis Hanson's 8 MILE (2002) is a great movie
Somehow I missed this $4.3M Art Nouveau apartment that hit the market. It looks out over Oak Street Beach. Clocking in at 4K square feet, I've never seen anything quite like this in Chicago before. Asking $4.3M www.realtor.com/realestatean...
Shouldn't have smoked that shit, now the bald pate of Terry Riley from the cover of his A Rainbow in Curved Air LP has appeared over the horizon
Totally unrelated to the article, but this picture instantly reminded me of the cover art for the very excellent The Mercury Program album, A Data Learn The Language (2002)
The New York TimesA CIA employee who was recently found with $40 million of gold bars in his house had created a secret intelligence program to funnel millions of dollars from the federal government to himself, according to two U.S. officials. nyti.ms/4uR8PhN
My man looks like Tom Cruise’s character from Magnolia if he got the Dane Cook surgery
Alvaro M. BedoyaPeople think "Hollywood" is rich and famous. The reality? Film and TV is a national industry. It's a blue collar industry. And it is an industry free fall. My latest for @newrepublic.com on how the Paramount merger would crush blue collar workers who can not afford it newrepublic.com/article/2136...
A Lakeview homeowner is suing the feds over a warrantless immigration raid at his home. blockclubchi.co/4wxYyIg
Can you guys believe I was the only woman at this Tuesday afternoon showing of Brian De Palma's SNAKE EYES (1998)