harpersbazaar:

Kristen Wiig
Paola Kudacki, June/July 2013

I always question this magazine compulsion to glamorize/sexualize comediennes. I feel like they’re saying “Yeah, she’s funny — but don’t worry, she has boobs, too!” 

harpersbazaar:

Kristen Wiig

Paola Kudacki, June/July 2013

I always question this magazine compulsion to glamorize/sexualize comediennes. I feel like they’re saying “Yeah, she’s funny — but don’t worry, she has boobs, too!” 

(via suicideblonde)

cavetocanvas:

Joel-Peter Witkin, Madame X, San Francisco, 1981

cavetocanvas:

Joel-Peter Witkin, Madame X, San Francisco, 1981

delightfullycatawampus:

Cindy Sherman, Untitled Film Still #06 and David LaChapelle’s Rolling Stone cover with Britney Spears, 1999

delightfullycatawampus:

Cindy Sherman, Untitled Film Still #06 and David LaChapelle’s Rolling Stone cover with Britney Spears, 1999

partywitch:

nothing hurts more than being ignored by cats on the street

This is me. This is my life. And apparently there are over 70,000 others out there like me. 

(via qbutch)

I’ve had Tipping the Velvet on my nightstand for the past year just to really seal the deal on this whole dyke thing. 

anonynaila:

subvertcliche:

mello-dramatic:

Everyone who reblogs this will get the title of a book to read based on their bio/posts.

Everyone. I mean it.

THIS IS THE BEST POST

I HAVE EVER SEEN

EVER

they really do mean everyone

Really? Put me on the list!

(via jenniferkvelez)

OMG somebody turned the cinemagram of Savannah into an angsty Tumblr post!!!

OMG somebody turned the cinemagram of Savannah into an angsty Tumblr post!!!

(via deeplezstonerwitch)

gladragspads:

Menstrual cup love

Omg I almost went a whole period without saying how much I love my MoonCup!

gladragspads:

Menstrual cup love

Omg I almost went a whole period without saying how much I love my MoonCup!

iheartmyart:

Catherine Opie, Self Portrait, 1993, Chromogenic print, 40 x 30 in., The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, Gift of Michael A. Mehring

One of my fucking favorites. Please allow me to tell my Catherine Opie story (I have had an individual boxed wine which claimed to contain three glasses, so bear with me): I was at my eldest step-cousin’s Bat Mitzvah in Santa Rosa. I must have been nine or ten, or so. We were at their house for one of the many associated parties that come along with B’nai Mitzvahs (God, I miss those days), and Catherine Opie, her partner, and their young baby happened to be amongst the invited guests. Obviously, I had no idea who she was, but I did know that she was a lesbian because I remember that she was holding the baby, and that she said to a female nearby her, “Honey, can you hand me the bottle?” And I asked my mom, “Mom, are they gay?” And my mom said, “Yes. That lady is also a famous photographer.” And if only I had known then what I know now, although I guess it would be weird for a nine or ten year old to have this knowledge and these feelings. But anyways, finding her art at a later age and then figuring out that earlier “connection” is always strange to me. But I do enjoy that little story.

iheartmyart:

Catherine Opie, Self Portrait, 1993, Chromogenic print, 40 x 30 in., The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, Gift of Michael A. Mehring

One of my fucking favorites. Please allow me to tell my Catherine Opie story (I have had an individual boxed wine which claimed to contain three glasses, so bear with me): I was at my eldest step-cousin’s Bat Mitzvah in Santa Rosa. I must have been nine or ten, or so. We were at their house for one of the many associated parties that come along with B’nai Mitzvahs (God, I miss those days), and Catherine Opie, her partner, and their young baby happened to be amongst the invited guests. Obviously, I had no idea who she was, but I did know that she was a lesbian because I remember that she was holding the baby, and that she said to a female nearby her, “Honey, can you hand me the bottle?” And I asked my mom, “Mom, are they gay?” And my mom said, “Yes. That lady is also a famous photographer.” And if only I had known then what I know now, although I guess it would be weird for a nine or ten year old to have this knowledge and these feelings. But anyways, finding her art at a later age and then figuring out that earlier “connection” is always strange to me. But I do enjoy that little story.