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❀ 𝐃𝐞𝐛𝐛𝐢𝐞 𝐇𝐚𝐫𝐫𝐲 𝐛𝐲 𝐒𝐡𝐞𝐢𝐥𝐚 𝐑𝐨𝐜𝐤 (𝟏𝟗𝟕𝟗) ❀

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Marilyn Monroe posing for a Polio vaccination campaign, January 28, 1958. Photo by Milton Greene.

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need this duo back for another project asap

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bikini kill, shot by tammy rae carland

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Self-Portrait with Broken Finger, Christmas, Photo by Mark Morrisroe, 1984

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Stylistic Murder "Uptown (w Blu)" (2025).

Production by Wax100, mxed by Eddie Sancho, & mastered by Stylistic Murder.

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Advertising Literature

The KUBA Corporation manufactured the Komet from 1957 to 1962 in Wolfenbuttel, West Germany.

This set stands 5' 7" tall, it's over 7' wide and weighs 289 Lb. (216 x 171 x 75 cm - 85 inches x 67 inches x 30 inches). The design is reminiscent of a sailboat. The upper section rotates like a sail on a mast, allowing the viewer to swing the 23" black and white television and speaker system in the desired direction. The blonde-colored wood is solid maple and the darker wood is wenge, a rare timber found only in West Africa. A high-gloss, polyester varethane coating gives it a sleek, shiny finish.

The Komet was the complete Home Entertainment Center for its time. Opening the door of the lower cabinet reveals the rest of its multi-media features. The early models usually came with a pull-out, 4-speed Telefunken phonograph on the left, and a television tuner in the center which received both UHF and VHF signals, the Telefunken multi-band radio receiver on the right picked up AM, FM, SW and LW frequencies. KUBA also released models that featured a storage shelf, commonly used as a small bar or to store vinyl record albums, or for an additional charge, you could order a magneto-phone wire recorder. Wire recorders were the forerunners to reel-to-reel and cassette audio recorders.

The top cabinet or "Sail" has eight speakers; six speakers on the top of the sail and two horn speakers pointing forward located beneath the main console.

The suggested retail price for this model was 2,798 DeutchMarks or approximately $1,260, which at that time, represented more than a year's wages for an average worker.

The KUBA Corporation changed hands several times before it closed its doors in 1972. There are very few surviving Komets in the world. This particular 1962 set, serial # 278039, the last of the series, was imported into the U.S.A. and found in Chicago, Illinois several years ago.

Kuba Comet Imperial Home Entertainment System, 1950s

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Harold Lloyd is startled by a kitten in his sweater in The Freshman, 1925

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Rebecca Ferguson

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Doseone & Steel Tipped Dove "Inner Animal" from the album All Portrait, No Chorus (Backwoodz Studioz, 2025).

Doseone (of Anticon fame) rapping in various styles over the beats of Steel Tipped Dove (of ShrapKnel fame).

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Brigitte Bardot photographed by Ghislain Dussart, 1969.

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Vernors will always be the best ginger ale.

70's grocery shopping.

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Anya Taylor-Joy

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Mexican actresses Raquel Torres, Dolores Del Río, Lupe Velez and Lupita Tovar, 1928.