The Kitchen Debate

Nineteen or something, socialist, thinks too much, is not different from you or anyone. Films, television, books, Buscemi, and politics.

May 20
jennyowenyoungs:

tancredmusic:

Forever

Always trying to go to The Dance, always having to sweep the sewers instead.

jennyowenyoungs:

tancredmusic:

Forever

Always trying to go to The Dance, always having to sweep the sewers instead.

(via kristinnoeline)


May 15
ohyesstevebuscemi:

geniusbee:

He’s such a charmer in this movie

<3

ohyesstevebuscemi:

geniusbee:

He’s such a charmer in this movie

<3


“The little I have learnt about this place makes me realise that I am very ignorant about it. It’s a vast continent with huge differences between even neighbouring countries. Like anywhere, it’s full of ordinary people just getting on with their personal, complicated lives. Anyone who claims to be an ‘expert’ on Africa - as if it were a homogeneous region where simple rules apply - is either arrogant or just plain silly” BBC News correspondent Mark Doyle  stated that he is uncomfortable being described as an “Africa expert” (via b-sama)

(via redkuba)



May 13

stevebleucemi:

Steve Buscemi Kiss compilation 

oh look it is a perfect thing

(via ohyesstevebuscemi)


May 10

100% reblogging this for “fully”

(via ohyesstevebuscemi)


May 7
“There is little precedent for fat androgyny. Generally our androgynous icons are svelte and lacking in secondary sex characteristics. David Bowie, Tilda Swinton, Katherine Hepburn; these small-bodied, predominately white figures of androgyny have created an aesthetic with little room for deviation. This means that for those of us with bodies that do not conform to traditional standards of androgyny, we are often misread and misunderstood, even in queer spaces.” Fat Queer Tells All: On Fatness and Gender Flatness - By Allie Shyer (via cassket)

(via fattyunbound)


May 5

May 4

Steve Buscemi by Markus Jans

Steve Buscemi by Markus Jans

(via ohyesstevebuscemi)


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