#David Massey

[pop-art-sixties-seventies]

En bateau-maison avec les Tunney, photo de David Massey, 1972

[8iunie]

Milan, Italy | 04.05.2023

📸 davidmassey123

[chicinsilk]

Christian Dior New York Spring/Summer 1964. Model Denise Sarrault. Photo David Massey.

Christian Dior New York Printemps/Été 1964. Mannequin Denise Sarrault. Photo David Massey.

[sakuramoussy]

Allen is a boy who has lost his memory. Bereaved of his parents, he comes to a certain facility. One day, he investigates a rumor he hears from the other children, and...

[sippinggossip]

I'm not surprised that the head of Sony Italy follows only Damiano on ig. I had gotten the same vibe from the David Massey guy who's the head of Arista, their American label that he isn't interested in maneskin as a group. He'd regularly post solo photos of Vic and Damiano (or these days also of Damiano with Dove) on his profile, wish them happy birthdays etc while Thomas and Ethan were completely ignored except for the occasional group photo.

Also I always found the photos he'd choose to post of Vic and the captions very weird and maybe I'm too suspicious but I wasn't getting the impression that he appreciated her just in a professional context which gave me the creeps. Some examples of what I'm talking about:

https://www.instagram.com/p/CoRdVCZuna3/?igsh=MWVhM2Q2eXZ4bjA0cg==

https://www.instagram.com/p/C6U16sVtHDZ/?igsh=YzFuenF3bmM0eGQ4

https://www.instagram.com/p/CxrpNK_OXQw/?igsh=MWw0YWdkaXZ6MHp0MA==

https://www.instagram.com/p/CbgUpQhJRz9/?igsh=MXAwdjV0cnpmaTJqOA==

[lavotha]

Meet from April 8 to 16, 2023 to vibrate to the rhythm of the Rolex Monte-Carlo.

20 out of 20: the best of world tennis celebrate the start of the season in Monaco Paris, March 14, 2023 – It was during a press lunch organized in Paris, at the head office of Moët Hennessy, that David Massey, the new Tournament Director, unveiled the list of 45 players admitted to office in the final table and presented the outline of the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters 2023. Following the first…

[sunshineandlyrics]

🍫 This is a post from January 2020 and I believe that's a bar of Cadbury chocolate on the table, next to the Yorkshire Gold tea, Grey Goose vodka, Red Bull and Coca Cola x x

do you know Louis favourite candy?

anon YOU STUMPED ME I ADMIT the best I could think of was that once he said Clifford steals chocolate so I was like well.... he eats chocolate... and SURE ENOUGH I have done some research and at 16:55 of this video he says his favorite candy is "any English chocolate" (and that there "isn't one good chocolate in america" lol)! QUESTION ANSWERED

[kitsunetsuki]

David Tack - Outfits by Sheridan Barnett at Simon Massey (19 Magazine 1971)

[theersatzcowboy]

Female Trouble (1974)

“I worry that you'll work in an office, have children, celebrate wedding anniversaries. The world of the heterosexual is a sick and boring life.” -Edith Massey, Female Trouble

Director: John Waters

Cinematographer: John Waters

Starring: Divine, David Lochary, Mary Vivian Pearce, Mink Stole, Cookie Mueller, and Edith Massey

[bitter69uk]

“Like a septic tank explosion, it has to be seen to be believed.” Detroit Free Press.

“Dregs of human perversity draws weirdo element. Monstrous.” Headline of Variety’s review.

Yes! John Waters’ ultimate depraved landmark cult movie, the infamous Pink Flamingos, premiered at the University of Baltimore precisely fifty-two years ago today (17 March 1972) – making the world a filthier place forever! Pictured: David Lochary and Mink Stole as Raymond and Connie Marble.

[amy-love5]

Jeremy Brett, with his wife Anna Massey, and their son David Huggins

[8iunie]

davidmassey123: The morning after …. Late nights and great days @/vicdeangelis and @/ykaaar In Los Angeles - 18.04.2023

[enterfilm]

A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH (Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger, 1946)

“A weak mind isn't strong enough to hurt itself. Stupidity has saved many a man from going mad”

[nerds-yearbook]

The pilot for the Chris Carter created show Millinium aired on October 25, 1996. With over 17 million people watching, it set a record for viewership at the time. Fox allowed them to take three months to film the episode and pumped $10 million into the launch, including releasing it at some theaters. The show took place in the same universe as the X-Files (the series was concluded as an episode of the X-Files after being canceled). The show featured Lance Henriksen as Frank Black, a former FBI profiler, who had the ability to see through the mind of serial killers and had joined the mysterious Millinium Group. ("The Pilot", Millinium, TV Event)

[we1rd-baby]

[spiritundaunted]

"Arms are so difficult to draw"...

While the Duke and Duchess of York (the future King George V and Queen Mary) were away on a royal tour in 1901, King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra commissioned an artist, Mrs. Gertrude Massey, to paint miniature portraits of their children, David, Bertie, Mary and Harry, as surprise gifts for them on their return. Mrs. Massey spent a lot of time with the children and got to know them well, and they became very fond of her.

In her memoir, Kings, Commoners and Me (1934), Massey described each of the children. She saw Prince Edward (David) as the "the most interesting" and Princess Mary as "the most mischievous".

As for little Bertie, she related a story of how one day he asked if he could draw her, "for a change", and she obliged him. As he drew, she observed "His face was so expressive, one could almost read his thoughts." His expression showed that he was pleased with his drawing, except for one thing.

"Would you mind if I don't give you any arms?'' he asked. "Arms are so difficult to draw."

Aw, Bertie!!! <3

I enjoy reading about these little moments throughout his life when Bertie's creative side would shyly show itself. I think he did have a creativity about him; he just didn't really get a lot of opportunity to explore it. Although he was never interested in fine arts and culture the way his younger brother the Duke of Kent was, I think he enjoyed designing and creating and was proud of these accomplishments in his humble way.

For instance, he loved landscape gardening, (once he wrote a letter in the "language of Rhododendrum"!). He did needlepoint, and created a set of 12 chair covers for Royal Lodge. He also designed the George Cross and George Medal himself. And of course there was his life long interest in photography and filming, which I can particularly relate to and understand. Even during his last Sandringham Christmas, King George designed trousers to be worn with the Order of the Garter robes instead of the traditional knee pants and Prince Philip photographed him wearing them. It has been repeated often that when he got interested in something, he was all in! That is the essence of a creative spirit, in my eyes.

What a sweet, sensitive soul.

Sources: Kings, Commoners and Me (1934) by Gertrude Massey; George and Elizabeth, A Royal Marriage (1983) by David Duff; Bonhams; The Royal Collection Trust