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Bill and Hillary’s wedding, 1975

Zach. 

dapper Jack Nicholson

Picasso smoking a cigarette in Vallaruis, France, 1949

Andy Warhol, Edie and the Empire State Building 

Wilt Chamberlin, 1973 Isaiah Thomas, 1980 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, 1982 Jordan doing the Carmelo Anthony, 2005 Kobe Bryant, 2006 Lebron James, 2011 Stoudemire, 2011. Casual elegance. Chris Paul workin' it, 2011. Carmelo's learned a lot since 2005.

HOOPS FASHION: THE EVOLUTION OF NBA STYLE

Love is love, and there will never be too much 

A lucky man named Bill Magee tells Maria Popova

Back in 2000, a teenage Fiona Apple fan named Bill Magee decided to approach the singer after a gig and hand her a letter. In it, the 16-year-old spoke of his school’s gay-straight alliance — of which he was a member — and asked if she could possibly reply with a sentence or two in its support.


The next week, the following handwritten letter was delivered by FedEx to Bill’s house.”

Hillary and Bill Clinton, 1975. 

Hot damn. 

Marilyn Monroe chosen as the face of the 2012 Cannes Film Festival

Organizers of the event, which begins this year on May 16, explained the choice in a statement: 

Fifty years after her death, Marilyn is still a major figure in world cinema, an eternal icon, whose grace, mystery and power of seduction remain resolutely contemporary. The Festival poster captures Marilyn by surprise in an intimate moment where myth meets reality — a moving tribute to the anniversary of her passing, which coincides with the Festival anniversary. She enchants us with this promising gesture: a seductively blown kiss. The Festival is a temple of glamour and Marilyn is its perfect incarnation. Their coming together symbolizes the ideal of simplicity and elegance.”

Long live Marilyn. 

Paul Rudd and Paul McCartney 

Sammy Davis, Jr. in NY, 1959

Photo by Burt Glinn

Bardot with a radio 

We have to continually be jumping off cliffs and developing our wings on the way down.

Kurt Vonnegut

A young Bill Clinton meeting John F. Kennedy at The White House, 1963

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