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girl power in my mind is to let girls be exactly what they are. let them be everything. because, they are everything. — amy sherman-palladino

Eckhaus Latta F/W 2019 Menswear New York Fashion Week

Rhys Kosakowski by Brian Jamie

Rhys Kosakowski by Brian Jamie

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“I suggest [Taron Egerton] familiarize himself with Marie Kondo and her theory that possessions must either ‘spark joy’ or be trashed. Egerton thinks about it. Then he tells me a story. Last year, he broke up with his girlfriend, Emily Thomas, an assistant director. The two share a deep commitment to their work, which can mean long stretches away from each other: ‘Unless you’re really vigilant, you can start to occupy separate worlds,’ he says. They recently got back together, which he tells me makes him ‘really proud.’ During the separation, he found an old card from Thomas in his bedside table in Aberyst­wyth that was so poignant it made him cry. ‘What if something makes you sad?’ he challenges. ‘There’s validity in that.’ Egerton understands something fundamental, it seems: that it’s better to let good things be good, and ugly things ugly—and to feel both enormously.” TARON EGERTON interview/profile by Harriet Fitch Little for Vogue magazine (April 2019)

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#what’s sad about this is that this is actually what Hawaiians had to do when the western culture took over #a luau was a sacred practice #until the westerners took the concept and had the audacity to change it into a time to stuff your face with food and put on grass skirts and coconut bras and dance the hula #and when they had these events, they didn’t even let actual Hawaiian people in #so to make money to take care of themselves, the Hawaiians were hired to work in these disgraceful events to clean up after the tourists like slaves only to make less than a buck #so good job disney for doing your fucking research and educating these people #sadly, this still goes on even until today and it makes me sick

This is why diversity and representation in media matters.

similarly there was a deleted scene where she scares tourists off of a beach by sounding a false tsunami siren to watch them run screaming deeper in the lore that kid thats a prick to her, mertyle, is the daughter of the person who runs the megamart and crushed a lot of other local businesses- when they have to do a hula to tell a story mertyle actually uses it to describe the low prices, where lilo does a hula about a traditional creation myth that was important to her mother. you may notice both lilo and nani are on first name basis with both the coffee shop owner and the fruitseller, there is big disparity between the locals and foreign interest businesses relegating them to just be tourist industry

Roto, dañado, pero si puedo seguir en pie no habrá sido en vano. Instagram.com/yefersoncossio (en Medellín, Antioquia)

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