March 28, 2012
Some good things never last… #hatingthethousandmiles
January 20, 2012
#leonticipating

#leonticipating

January 18, 2012 • 1 note
Mayen Dabbay thank you for reminding me about my Tumblr account :) here’s an entry after a thousand years!

Mayen Dabbay thank you for reminding me about my Tumblr account :) here’s an entry after a thousand years!

December 29, 2011 • 2,483 notes • life
life: Audrey Hepburn and Grace Kelly chat backstage at the Academy Awards in 1956, where both appeared as presenters.  (see more — Audrey Hepburn at Her Most Stunning)

life:

Audrey Hepburn and Grace Kelly chat backstage at the Academy Awards in 1956, where both appeared as presenters. 

(see more — Audrey Hepburn at Her Most Stunning)

December 3, 2011 • 20,529 notes

(via sarahmeier)

December 2, 2011
November 28, 2011 • 2 notes

My first song for Leon/Ingrid

the lyrics of this song is all about morning sickness! :) but the part the captured me the most is where Jessie J sings 🎶MAKE THIS DREAM THE BEST I’VE EVER KNOWN🎶

i love you baby leon*/ingrid*

#dominobyjessiej #incrediblevocals. *notofficialyet:)

November 17, 2011 • 3,850 notes • life
life: It was 10 years ago today that the first Harry Potter film made its debut. Pictured: In 2000, 11-year-old Daniel Radcliffe, 10-year-old Emma Watson, and 12-year-old Rupert Grint pose after they are announced as the stars of the new movie franchise based on J.K. Rowling’s wildly popular novels. For the next decade, Radcliffe plays the boy wizard/hero Harry Potter, Watson is smarty-pants Hermione Granger, and Grint is insecure but loyal Ron Weasley. (see more — Harry Potter Kids: See Them Grow Up) ten years ago?!

life:

It was 10 years ago today that the first Harry Potter film made its debut.

Pictured: In 2000, 11-year-old Daniel Radcliffe, 10-year-old Emma Watson, and 12-year-old Rupert Grint pose after they are announced as the stars of the new movie franchise based on J.K. Rowling’s wildly popular novels. For the next decade, Radcliffe plays the boy wizard/hero Harry Potter, Watson is smarty-pants Hermione Granger, and Grint is insecure but loyal Ron Weasley.

(see more — Harry Potter Kids: See Them Grow Up)

ten years ago?!

November 17, 2011 • 745 notes • life
life: Pictured above is the lovely Julie Andrews — the glowing star of the movie The Sound of Music, surrounded by her castmates at the Hollywood premiere in 1965. It was on this day in 1959 that The Sound of Music made its debut on Broadway — But what about the woman who originally played the singing governess on Broadway, six full years before Julie Andrews made the role famous? LIFE.com presents a tribute to stage legend Mary Martin — the forgotten Maria. (see more — Sound of Music: The Forgotten Maria) i gasped when i saw this

life:

Pictured above is the lovely Julie Andrews — the glowing star of the movie The Sound of Music, surrounded by her castmates at the Hollywood premiere in 1965.

It was on this day in 1959 that The Sound of Music made its debut on Broadway — But what about the woman who originally played the singing governess on Broadway, six full years before Julie Andrews made the role famous? LIFE.com presents a tribute to stage legend Mary Martin — the forgotten Maria.

(see more — Sound of Music: The Forgotten Maria)

i gasped when i saw this

November 17, 2011 • 1,666 notes • life
life: Over the years, LIFE’s legendary photographers enjoyed unprecedented access to the private lives of the biggest stars in the world, watching them as they ate their meals, played with their children, read their books — and even tucked themselves into bed. Here, some of the most memorable photographs that resulted from those intimate moments. Pictured: Her sex-symbol image aside, Monroe was an avid reader of 20th-century literature and was often photographed curling up with a book, as in this shot taken by Alfred Eisenstaedt at her Hollywood home in 1953. loove. the. hair

life:

Over the years, LIFE’s legendary photographers enjoyed unprecedented access to the private lives of the biggest stars in the world, watching them as they ate their meals, played with their children, read their books — and even tucked themselves into bed.

Here, some of the most memorable photographs that resulted from those intimate moments.

Pictured: Her sex-symbol image aside, Monroe was an avid reader of 20th-century literature and was often photographed curling up with a book, as in this shot taken by Alfred Eisenstaedt at her Hollywood home in 1953.

loove. the. hair