
This so much. My sister and I didn’t want to go the store because neither of us wanted to put our bras back on.
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This so much. My sister and I didn’t want to go the store because neither of us wanted to put our bras back on.
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You’re killing me, Miles.
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The Jeffersons was one of three programs of the period to feature African-Americans in leading roles—the first such programming since the cancellation of the infamous Amos ‘n’ Andy show in 1953. The Jeffersons was the first television program to feature an interracial married couple, and it offered an uncommon, albeit comic, portrayal of a successful African American family. Lastly, The Jeffersons is one of several programs of the period to rely heavily on confrontational humor. Along with All in the Family, and Sanford and Son, the show was also one of many to repopularize old-style ethnic humor.
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THE SHIT.
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French, Vietnamese and Senegalese that is one beautiful mix. Is it racist that I would have never guessed Senegalese though?
Soirée My Dior by Victoire de Castellane.
04.03.2012
photo: Saskia Lawaks.
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Totes fucking.
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If they ever make a film about Aerosmith/Steven Tyler, I’ll be very disappointed if Matthew Gray Gubler doesn’t play Steven.
Thought I was crazy for seeing the resemblance here as well as the one to Keith Carradine. I guess a few of us study faces really hard, lol.