I’m still seeing the person I posted about a couple of weeks ago regularly and I’m just like O_O wow, is this actually real? When is the bad stuff going to happen? Why are you so great? O_O
the bad stuff came, went, came again, and is now completely gone. and after a period of not-fine, i’m mostly pretty fine.
Brunswick West, October 2016
Toorongo Falls Reserve
Noojee, Victoria, May 2017
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"Stop comparing where you’re at with where everyone else is. It doesn’t move you farther ahead, improve your situation, or help you find peace. It just feeds your shame, fuels your feelings of inadequacy and, ultimately, it keeps you stuck."
- Daniell Koepke (via onlinecounsellingcollege)
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CRÈME DE LA CRÈME: COLD HEARTLESS FEMME FATALES
Phyllis Dietrichson in Double Indemnity
Cora Smith in The Postman Always Rings Twice
Kitty March in Scarlet Street
Jane Palmer in Too Late for Tears
Vera in Detour
Sherry Peatty in The Killing
Connie Wallace in The Great Flamarion
Claire Cummings Hanneman in Blonde Ice
Bridget Gregory in The Last SeductionFinally watching The Last Seduction this year!
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Sigourney Weaver, photographed by Helmut Newton.
Helmut was very good to Sigourney.
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Check out this playlist on @8tracks: Black Women In Rock playlist (blackwomeninrock.info) by jaleesa-von-spooky.
Just updated the Spotify playlists. They require a Spotify account to play, and each playlist has its own theme. If you have any suggestions on songs that may need to be added, let me know!
#BWIR Playlist (Spotify Web – Flash-enabled browser req’d): Part One | Part Two | Part Three
#BWIR Playlist (Spotify App): Part One | Part Two | Part Three
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Ben Shahn:
“Supermarket,” serigraph on paper, 1957.
“Silent Music,” serigraph on paper, 1950.
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i agree with keanu
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Hey everyone! After a fun few years making zines, I’ve decided to shut up shop. Unfortunately I could never get Crush Zine II off of the ground, and the more time that passes, the more irrelevant the content that I wrote for it myself feels irrelevant, so I’ve decided that it’s best for it not to happen at all. I want to thank everyone that contributed to the Under The Influence zines over the years. It means so much to me that you would share your work with me and let me publish and share it. I don’t have any copies of Crush Zine left, however if there are any back issues of anything you’re keen to get your hands on, let me know. There are also some stocked in Sticky Institute. I will eventually delete this page, maybe in a week or so, so if anyone had any questions, don’t hesitate to message me! Once again, thank you to everyone that supported Under The Influence. X Ali.
Bye bye and thank you! X