convixial:

2013’s Galaxy Chocolate Ad featuring Audrey Hepburn

They made her CGI… like that isn’t a real person, that’s Audrey Hepburn made by a computer…..

Honestly, this bothers me because Audrey Hepburn was Audrey Hepburn and who da hell get to decide what she do when she dead

using someone’s image posthumously for advertising purposes just seems slimy on so many levels.

bethanyradloff:

I heard about an all-call for a gender/body zine that Greer Lawson is publishing through 2D Cloud and so this happened! I hope you guys don’t mind a personal story from me this week, as it feels nice to share moments like these.

There’s an open call for entries until the 14th if anyone else is interested in being involved. Also, search the “everybodyzine” tag to check out what other people have contributed!

I remember having a similar experience once - it’s so strange to see yourself almost objectively and realize that all the things that you assumed were wrong with you were fabrications in your head.  (I try not to give too much credence to those thoughts anymore.) 

micropolisnyc:

The dramatically dilapidated Loews King Theatre, on Flatbush Avenue, is set for a resurrection.

The place was built in 1929. A young Barbra Streisand once worked here. So did Sylvester Stallone.

It’s been closed since 1977, but it’s still the largest indoor theater in Brooklyn, with 3,200 seats. I got to walk around inside yesterday, and despite all the dust and decay, it’s pretty spectacular.

The plan is to restore its former grandeur, and turn it into a major performing arts center. Opening set for 2015.

As a former Brooklynite, I should confess: I’m a little envious.

wow

qeti:

shred deadz

tastysynapse:

Zen Pencils Comic: 100. CARL SAGAN: Pale blue dot