Be Young, Be Foolish, but Be Happy

17th
February

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siphotos:

North Carolina sophomore Michael Jordan kills time between classes by playing Ms. Pac Man. Jordan is celebrating his 49th birthday today. (Lane Stewart/SI)
GALLERY: Michael Jordan In College | Michael Jordan In High School

17th
February

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17th
February

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nickkroll:

Looks like Bobby Bottleservice and Peter Paparazzo are back. Very cool, bro. VERY cool. #krollshow
View more Nick Kroll on WhoSay

17th
February

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8th
February

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imwithkanye:

A ‘Modern’ Wedding. On Tuesday, Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Eric Stonestreet posted this photo just as the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Proposition 8 was unconstitutional. [huffpo]

8th
February

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life:

The one, the only… Woody Guthrie.
In 1943, the modern-day troubadour and national treasure, Woodrow Wilson “Woody” Guthrie, was about to publish his now-classic, semi-fictionalized autobiography, Bound for Glory, in which he wrote vibrantly about his childhood, his love of American folk songs, and his epic travels as a freight car-hopping hobo.
On assignment for LIFE in 1943, photographer Eric Schaal followed Guthrie as he gave impromptu performances around New York — in bars, on the stoops of brownstones, on the subway. Engaging, charming, and at ease, the Woody Guthrie in these photos is exactly where he most liked to be: among the people, guitar in hand.

8th
February

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rollingstone:

Everyone out of their seats for #Jay-Z at Carnegie Hall in #NYC tonight! Amazing show! #RSShows (Taken with Instagram at Carnegie Hall (Isaac Stern Auditorium / Ronald O. Perelman Stage))

8th
February

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8th
February

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thefinalimage:

Hotel Chevalier, 2007 (dir. Wes Anderson)

8th
February

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inothernews:

I’m an avowed Boston Celtics fan, but damn if I don’t start watching the Knicks for their star of the moment, point guard Jeremy Lin.

8th
February

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life:

When LIFE photographer Robert W. Kelley shot a few rolls of film at an intimate jazz gig on May 14, 1958, evidently neither he nor the magazine’s editors were jumping out of their skins with excitement…
Why the pictures — which capture the great, groundbreaking trumpeter, then just 31 years old, leading his band in an unnamed New York venue — never made it into print remains a mystery to this day.
(see more — Miles Davis: Unpublished Photos of a Jazz Giant)
Pictured: “The Prince of Darkness” shows his goofy side at his gig in 1958.

18th
January

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