Via killingbambi (again), via theblogofrecord

Photograph by Cecil Beaton; not sure who the model is. Via Preik.

Via apatientboy:

Rod Serling talks censorship, art vs. commerce, selling out, and more in this brilliant interview with Mike Wallace from 1959 (just before The Twilight Zone premiered on television).

Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3

Greta Garbo’s bookplate, via DRB.

Via capriquarius, via abirdfriend

Alla Nazimova as the title character in her screen adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s Salomé, 1923. John Coulthart writes: “Nazimova inaugurated the project, produced it and even part-financed it since the studios, increasingly worried by pressure from moral campaigners, regarded it as a dangerously decadent work. Nazimova had a rather colourful off-screen life and the stories of orgiastic revels at her mansion, the Garden of Allah, probably didn’t help matters.”

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“Der Mensch als Industriepalast (Man as Industrial Palace)” by Fritz Kahn, 1926; via { feuilleton }.

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Anyone who knows me personally can tell you I love bears like nobody’s business.

Via all things amazing

Via benhasten:

(photographer unknown)

At home with Bela Lugosi

Big thank you to billyjane

Via all things amazing.

Found on 4chan.

By Frančeska Kirke, via rebel:art.

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Via butterflyeffects:

The Fly

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