paulftompkins:

jamesadomian:

Travolta Lawyer Debunks Sex Claim by Third Man

The guy says Travolta requested a “cuckoo clock.”

dcpierson:

Something in the future (a show or an audition or a meeting or a dreaded cup of coffee or scary doctor’s appointment) is causing me some amount of anxiety.

I think: THIS THING (whatever it is) IS GOING TO HAPPEN.

AND THEN IT WILL BE OVER.

I try not to focus on the outcome of the thing. The…

RON: Strippers do nothing for me. I like a strong, salt-of-the-earth, self-posessed woman at the top of her field: your Steffi Grafs, your Sheryl Swoopses. But I will take a free breakfast buffet any time, any place.

mytasteinwomen:

my life is a failure if within five years I haven’t had one hand on the stem of a martini glass and the other on the back of a woman in a backless dress

I mean, I’ve already been half way there

imremembering:

Jean Jackets

nedhepburn:

• Between The New Girl and the new HBO show Girls and Two Broke Girls, are people going to get tired of quirky brunettes?
• Are quirky brunettes the new gay male? (thinks back to that post Queer Eye For The Straight Guy time period when everything was gay for a minute)
• Oh, Kyan. You…

nedhepburn:

The absolutely charming Anthony Pisano has been living in his East Village apartment for decades… and he usually leaves his door open. Anyone is welcome to drop by and come into his living space (which looks more like an antique shop)…

I’ve met this guy on his front step. He’s a fantastic, charming, and sweet individual and a true character. Do yourself a favor and watch this video – the story at the end combined with the way this man thinks about life is a spectacular combination.

gentlemanwillsloan:

Pioneer filmmaker Georges Méliès (of A Trip to the Moon and, well, Hugo fame) working at his toy store at the Montparnasse Train Station, 1920s.

slaughterhouse90210:

“They are scarcely adult, some men: they wish women to understand them, and to that end they tell them all their secrets; and then, when they are properly understood, they hate their women for understanding them.”
― Julian Barnes, Flaubert’s Parrot