veni. vidi. vici.

I think she'd be really happy we got to do a movie together.

I've spent most of my life ashamed of my mother. A person I had no memory of. A person whose voice I didn't want to hear. A person whose career made me want to do mine differently. A person who made her share of problematic choices and left me with loss and secrets. But at 60 years old, I feel different. I see myself in you for the first time. The way you smile, the way you laugh. I have such maternal feelings for you now. You were 16 years old when you got pregnant. You were a baby when you started this career. I so get it. I get how hurt you must have been, looking for something you never found. But you had so much inside of you. That's who I see now. I see you, Jayne. My mom, Jayne. I miss you. And I love you.

Family photos of Mariska Hargitay featured in My Mom Jayne

Clippy just wanted to help...

— Rachel Mennies, from The Naomi Letters "April 18, 2017" (via lunamonchtuna)

ingefotografie

— Gemma Troy

pearl is me i am pearl

Grand Central Station Waiting Room, Photo by Norman Lerner, 1950's

Two oil on canvas paintings by Ben Schwab Top: In The Balance Bottom: At the Edge

René Magritte, L'État De Veille (1958) Philipp Igumnov, Cloudhouse (2013)