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Debbie Harry by Kevin Cummins, 1978

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Dennis Hopper in Taos photographed by Douglas Kirkland, 1970

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beauty flash by stephane marais (1999)

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Undercover x Evangelion

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Dirk Bogarde & James Fox as Hugo Barett & Tony

The Servant dir. Joseph Losey (1963)

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Lauryn Hill filming an interview in Volkshaus, Zürich, September 1996

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Sole Survivor (Thom Eberhardt, 1984).

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Pam Grier, Jackie Brown Berlin Confrence [1998]

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first edition book of poems, written in two parts, by couple Max and Betty Collier

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Uncanny X-Men #186 (1984)

Art: Barry Windsor-Smith

Colors: Terry Austin

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the sopranos as horror “in spreading so much suffering, in killing so freely and for so little, tony and his crew have created a world of blood and shadow in which they are the only living things.” — gretchen felker-martin

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Peeping Tom (Michael Powell, 1960).

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madmoiselle september 1999

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Patrick nagel art. (1980s) When the name Patrick Nagel comes to mind you think of the cover of "Rio" by Duran Duran, or simply of an ivory white woman inked in thick black lines. That's the most simple form of the Nagel Woman. These women are all self assured, intelligent, and distant from the artist and the viewer. The earliest version of the Nagel Woman appeared in Playboy Magazine around 1976, inspired by the women appearing in the magazine at the time but transposed through the influence of Japanese woodcuts. Copied from site