hyggev:

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Series of interior illustrations and binding design for The Folio Society‘s edition of ‘Wuthering Heights’ by Emily Brontë.

Illustrations by Rovina Cai

davidsduchovny:

Keira Knightley was SEVENTEEN in the first pirates of the caribbean movie and now she’s THIRTY and she looks EXACTLY THE SAME. And by “exactly the same” I mean at seventeen she looked like she was in her mid twenties and possessed beauty and elegance too perfect for this world, like the physical manifestation of the word ethereal, and can anyone actually discern any sign of her aging in the last 13 years? has she honestly ever aged? will she ever? I’d say it’s witchcraft or aliens but I think the most reasonable explanation is that she’s Keira Knightley 

(Source: generalleia)

maniacalmole:

My goals for old age are somewhere between this lady:

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And this gentleman:

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balkan-thug:

egyptiansoapbox:

Cultures that endorse modesty and cultures that endorse hypersexualization are the *same* thing. Both define female sexuality by how it relates to the male gaze. In both cases the female body exists as an ornament either to be kept carefully hidden or put on display. Neither is an empowering feminist achievement. 

Thank you.

midautumnnightdream:

midautumnnightdream:

I know everybody has already brought up BBC’s amazingly ugly font choices, but it’s been several hours and i’m still cracking up over how much the overall effect looks like a PP presentation for middle school geography class.

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Um, hi. I’m going to tell you about, um, the capital of France. **sweatdrop**

crazyaboutlanguages:

i just want to understand every language is that too much to ask

Just trying something

oylmpians:

muchymozzarella:

muchymozzarella:

muchymozzarella:

The world is a terrifying place but at least the erupting volcano of Mayon is waking the ancients to remind us of our place

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Quick note: original art is by Kerby Rosanes

Link to the original post here on the artist’s IG

Another note: This is in reference to the Filipino legend from Albay called “Daragang Magayon” [literally translated into “beautiful maiden”, with “daraga” meaning “maiden” and “magayon” meaning “beautiful”]

She’s a folk heroine, whose love story can be read here

It is said that her lover, Panganoron, is the clouds that surround Mt. Mayon’s peak, while she is herself the volcano, which has always been seen as remarkably beautiful in shape

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It’s said that the volcano grew where they were buried together

Which is why the shape of two lovers seen in the smoke of its most recent eruption is so culturally significant. 

And really, really cool. 

@gryewaren @grmoir

historical-shipping:

hxasinthus:

being naked is not sexy. wearing a white 18th century shirt with poofy sleeves tucked into a pair of black high waisted trousers is sexy. there are no exceptions

YES PREACH