irisharchaeology:

Man being devoured by a beast, from the Book of Kells, c. 800 AD, Ireland 

365filmsbyauroranocte:

Paris is Burning (Jennie Livingston, 1990)

koreapopblog:

Gia Gunn performing a Kabuki act for the All Stars 4 Variety Show

earthstory:

Large ant in amber

Baltic amber (aka succinite) is 44 million years old, dating from the warm Eocene period. It is found in Poland and Russia, though some deposits far away in Saxony seem to represent redeposited Baltic material carried by rivers in the Miocene. It is mainly found in Poland, the Baltic states and Russia, and is made of the fossilised resin of several tree species, probably related to the Japanese umbrella pine. Of course, we’re fascinated by its inclusions, and Baltic amber has the widest variety of species represented, including this large ant.

Loz

Image credit: Anders L Damgaard

humanoidhistory:

Ham the Astrochimp returns from space, January 31, 1961.

jamesvega:

various costumes by Eiko Ishioka featured in Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992) and collaborations with Tarsem Singh

thunderstruck9:

Ida Lorentzen (Norwegian, born USA 1951), The Paradox of Free Will, 2016. 61 x 47 cm.

via amare-habeo

talesfromweirdland:

George Lucas with an Artoo prototype on the set of STAR WARS (1977).

nevver:

We’ve Become Obsolete, James Lipnickas

nemfrog:

Centrifugal force. Adventuring in science. 1954.