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Elephant (2003) Gus Van Sant’s “Elephant” follows a normal school day from overlapping student POVs as tension builds toward a violent campus tragedy. Its slow pace pulls you into the teenage mundane before everything breaks. video via raqtured

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A poster for Pokémon: The First Movie, which released in 1999, was found in a NYC subway hidden beneath decades of posters pasted over it. The posters have just been removed revealing it from 26 years ago
In 1982, actress Tippi Hedren had several pet lions and tigers living in her home in California. She and her husband, Noel Marshall, were caring for these big cats as they were making Roar (1981); a film that was meant to show their love for wildlife conservation and the reality of living with big cats. Instead, it became famous for its danger, leaving over 70 cast and crew members injured. Hedren herself was bitten and suffered a fractured leg, while her daughter, Melanie Griffith, was mauled by a lion and required facial surgery. She later admitted that living with big cats is “stupid beyond belief”, but according to her granddaughter, 90 year-old Tippi still lives with 13 tigers and lions today.
The creative process behind hit songs: 1. M.I.A. & Diplo working on a song that would become “Paper Planes” (2007) 2. Frank Ocean (lonny breaux) appearing on Ciara’s ustream debuting “Novacane” before the release of Nostalgia Ultra (2010) 3. Pharrell & Justin Timberlake working on the bridge to “Rock your Body” (2002) 4. Drake working on “Trophies” (2013) 5. The Alchemist producing and Prodigy penning his verse to “Hold you Down” (~2004) 6. Travis Scott and Metro Boomin working on “Skyfall” (2014) 7. The Weeknd singing “The Party & the After Party” acapella before its official release (~2010) 8. Amy Winehouse in the studio recording “Valerie” (2007) 9. Kanye West playing Pharrell “Through the Wire” for the first time and the concept of the song clicking (2004) 10. Jessie Carmichael of Maroon 5 working on the bridge to “This Love” (2002) via @reiiikou
For nine years, photographer Peter Funch photographed the same corner of New York City - 42nd Street and Vanderbilt Avenue - at the same time every morning. By capturing the same people, gestures, habits and outfits across days, months, and even years, he revealed the subtle choreography of daily life “The idea started when I was working on another project, Babel Tales. Some of the images were taken outside Grand Central Station, which is incredibly busy during rush hour. People come out of the station in masses - thousands of them, each with their own destination,” explains Funch. “The idea of finding the regulars in this chaos came up - then much later in the process, finding their behaviours and rituals in their commute from A to B.”  “42nd and Vanderbilt” by Peter Funch (2007–2016) @peterfunch
We followed Beenslackin around SoHo to give someone a fashion makeover
A guy wanted to adopt a cat, but he wouldn’t leave his brother’s side, so he had to take both of them
Angelina Jolie for The Rolling Stones “Anybody Seen My Baby” music video (2001)
Photography by Yoshihiro Tatsuki (early 1980s)
The photoshoot behind Crystal Castle’s album cover taken during one of their shows in London in 2006
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