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Lenny Kravitz, the only man who can make gold eyeliner and a giant fucking scarf look good, has a new interview in…
As a natural hair wearer, I agree with her remarks. Now, granted, I wear my naturally 4c hair twisted into dreadlocks, and I am both a civil service AND and IT drone, so I do have a bit of latitude in my dress code. But I will say that how I got the idea for dreadlocks was watching older Black women that I worked…
how do you get to be this good at being alive? like was she just born a phenomenon, or are there exercises - mental, phsyical, otherwise - she does to hone her amazing? is it the haircut?
I am never sarcastic when it comes to Terry.
I just think Terry Crews is the most delightful person, and that opinion is compounded every time I watch him in an interview. I even love the way they initially cast him in Brooklyn 99, which is as a sergeant who has to stop working in the field for a while because he gets panic attacks at the thought of dying and…
"I don't have to model myself after a male baseball player . . . . I've got Mo'ne now."
Was screaming "Tom Hiddleston was robbed!!!!" before I even started reading this article. It's ok. 2015 will be quite a Hiddles-filled year. He's got at least 3 movies coming out.
She's sounds pretty damn awesome as a person, and yes, close to him in age, which is fantastic! http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/be…
That's my silver lining. Any time I get sad that I'm single in my 30s, I will look to my new idol, Sophie Hunter, and think, "Homegirl is 36 and she got BENEDICT CUMBERBATCH. All is not lost!"
Just waiting for you guys to post this. It is traumatic, yes. But our hearts will go on. (She's age-appropriate and a woman of substance—that's comforting, right?)
Until recently I did not find this man attractive. I honestly don't know what is happening to me.
" the idea of a witch is basically as old as women and fear."
This article was fantastic! I love Howe's books. I read them a few years ago. So interesting that she's related to some of the Salem players.
In regards to the history of witchcraft in the South: I think it's important to point out that the plantation South is just such a small part of our regional history. As opposed to the more monolithic New England, the region, even - perhaps especially - in antebellum times was made of a complex and diverse blend of…
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I just posted this in a reply to someone in a different witch thread, which more of you might find interesting. It's a documentary about the "Pendle witches":
I don't know what it is, but even just reading about witches makes me feel like I could summon some sort of dark energy to fuck with my enemies.
I really love these historical, season appropriate articles. They're informative, light-hearted, yet contextual complex. Keep this up and there may be some Shepherd's pie bites in your future (which are damned delicious). ;-)
Excellent. More like this, please.