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lolituh:

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robin-pucking-goodfellow:

louobedlam:

Bill Murray & Wes Anderson (at Cannes) by Andrew H. Walker(Getty Images)

What we have here are two different, excellent uses of fame. 

Wes: I have achieved success and acclaim! I can wear expensive suits! 

Bill: I have achieved success and acclaim.  I CAN WEAR WHATEVER I WANT. I CAN HOLD HANDS WITH MY DIRECTOR. I CAN SHOW AFFECTION AND/OR SCORN AS I SEE FIT.  I AM BEYOND THAT WHICH CONCERNS THE REST OF YOU, THAT WHICH PLAGUES YOUR DREAMS AND CONSUMES YOUR EVERY WAKING HOUR.  TIME IS BUT A WINDOW. DEATH IS BUT A DOOR. 

BILL MURRAY IS.

Holy shit hshahahahah

Reblogging this again because every time I look at it I smile really huge, and because now that I’ve sobered up a little bit I can better articulate what I like about this. Which is that Wes just looks dapper/sassy/pretty as FUCK and Bill Murray looks like a weirdly possessive father

ALSO, they are both Aging Hipster alum; I have half a mind to reblog this to FYAH with the caption “first couple of aging hipsterdom” but I’ve already made a post on there with a questionable caption today

EDIT: That ^ was supposed to go to my personal account. But while we’re here, the sentiment still holds

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merlin:

Y’know, Reed, sometimes, you’re kind of a dick.

I mean, many people when they see me stretch, they often use that word — “fantastic!”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSMg_GWiBt0

tylercblog:

From the Comedy Awards: It was the Weekend Update reunion that wasn’t. Colin Quinn, Chevy Chase, and Norm Macdonald sat behind the desk together in a bit that ended up getting cut from the TV airing of the Comedy Awards.

So frustrated this didn’t air.

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pascalcampion:

7.30 PM

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rustybreak:

Composition VII | Wassily Kandinsky | 1913

Art scholars, through Kandinsky’s writings and study of the less abstract preparatory works, have determined that Composition VII combines the themes of The Resurrection, The Last Judgment, The Deluge and The Garden of Love in an operatic outburst of pure painting… Simply stunning.