albinwonderland:

ajacquelineofalltrades:

_{Amy Adams talks Lois Lane with EMPIRE}

THAT SIDE EYE

SO MUCH SIDE EYE

herspanic:

boom

latimes:

Enter the Bruce Lee statue

Film and kung fu legend Bruce Lee, who broke barriers on the silver screen and television with his all-too-short career in the 1960s and 1970s, has been honored with a 7-foot statue in Chinatown’s Central Plaza.

Following the 40th anniversary of Lee’s sudden passing, and Chinatown’s 75th year in Los Angeles, the statue will be on permanent display once local businesses raise the $150,000 needed to install the bronze Lee.

For a glimpse into Lee’s significance for many of his young fans:

John Kreng, 44, staked out a spot with his friends hours before the statue’s unveiling, trading Bruce Lee stories and reminiscing. Growing up half-Thai and half-Chinese in an all-white neighborhood in Maryland, Lee’s films were inspiring, Kreng said.

“Here’s this hero who looks like me on the screen,” Kreng said.

Read more over at L.A. Now.

Photos: Robyn Beck / AFP

likeafieldmouse:

Andrew Wyeth

theartofanimation:

Yoshitaka Amano

theartofanimation:

Yoshitaka Amano

kellysue:

witchchild:

I’m so excited for this cosplay, you have no idea

Oh, I dunno.  I have pretty good idea, cuz I’m preeeetty excited for your cosplay too.  Well. Done.  

theairtightgarage:

Voyage d’Hermes

In 2011, Moebius was hired by fragrance company Hermès to create nine illustrations for a new line called Voyage d’Hermes. They would be a part of a wide marketing campaign to promote the line, including this commercial based somewhat on these drawings. Three of these images are direct recreations of scenes from various Aedena stories featuring Stel & Atan.

Go here to find them at a high enough resolution to fill any desktop wallpaper.