like a Hot Pink iPod on Shuffle.
.Hi. i'm just a person that is impressed by anything that requires artistic talent. sadly, i live in a cultural wasteland. i'm very random. my family/friends are the best part of my life. i have to own at least one pair of Vans. i cant say how i feel but, to borrow a line, i can write it better than you ever felt it. i've learned you really do learn something new everyday. i think Suicide Girls are awesome. i have a huge thing for patrick stump. the morbid little weird person i used to be still lives here, she just adopted colors. Broadway shows, sour patch kids, Dollar Movies, and Black Twizzlers are my vices. Jesus Christ is my lord and savior. i wanna write down my life for someone to read. i have people who love me and that just blows me away. i seem a lot cooler in print than i do in real life but i like who i am.
www.myspace.com/darkfayre
“ If you don’t make mistakes, you aren’t really trying
Coleman Hawkins (musician) (via quote-book)
bohemea:
Kate Winslet by Robert Erdmann
Yep, that’s what i though.
suicideblonde:
Britney Spears photographed by David Lachapelle for Rolling Stone, March 1999
Spears and LaChapelle both say they knew the photo would cause a bit of commotion, but they figured it was worth it. “I said to her, ‘You don’t want to be buttoned up, like Debbie Gibson,’ ” LaChapelle recalls. “I said, ‘Let’s push it further and do this whole Lolita thing.’ She got it. She knew it would get people talking and excited.” Spears proved, even then, that she was going to take charge of crafting her own image. One night while they were shooting, LaChapelle says, Spears’ manager, Larry Rudolph, walked in at 2 a.m. to find her posing in her bra and panties. Rudolph demanded to know what was going on. “Britney said, ‘Yeah, I don’t feel comfortable,’ ” says the photographer. “At first I felt betrayed. But as soon as Larry walked out, Britney said, ‘Lock the door’ and unbuttoned her shirt wide open.”
