#lost in Hollywood

[fallen-honor]

Tommorow marks the one year anniversary of when my brother introduced me to System of a Down. He introduced me to B.Y.O.B, Sugar, and Lost in Hollywood. In honor of this I'm learning chop suey on guitar because why not. Thanks Scott.

[skysearring]

Nichelle 🤝 System Of A Down

"You should've never trust Hollywood"

[critterofthenight]

75 💙

all you maggots smoking fags on santa monica boulevard ヽ(∀° )人( °∀)ノ

[lyy-via]

nothing warms my heart quite like daron malakian singing does

[musicandoldmovies]

System of a Down - Lost in Hollywood

From the album Mezmerize

[plaguedoctorspencer]

all you bitches put your hands in the air and wave em like you just dont care

[songs2aiart]

System of a Down - Lost In Hollywood

“I'll wait here, you're crazy. Those vicious streets are filled with strays”

“I was standing on the wall, Feeling ten feet tall, All you maggots, smoking fags on Santa Monica Boulevard” https://youtu.be/mkoIiJhnXLo

[rocheroth]

OH MY GOD GUYS??!

AND FROM A CAR PARK OF ALL PLACES

[summertimenoir]

Out there in that great big concrete jungle, I wonder how many others there are like me? Poor bedeviled guys on fire with thirst. Such comical figures, to the rest of the world, as they stagger blindly towards another binge, another bender, another spree.

The Lost Weekend (1945) - dir. Billy Wilder

[ms-hells-bells]

at the very core of trump's likely victory is men. young, old, everything in between. they are so spite filled, particularly regarding women's rights, that they want not just a trump victory, but a conservative house, senate and (to maintain a) supreme court in order to reduce and revoke what they see as 'women stepping out of their place' and 'what they have stolen that is rightfully ours'.

not even two thirds and more of voting women voting for harris was enough, because it comes down to the electoral college, which favours the red states, and those red states have bounds of conservative men.

[joanne-woodwards]

Behind the scenes of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966)

[kelpiegry-art]

I made little portraits of me and my best friends' favourite song and dance funny men as christmas presents!

I also made these little prize ribbons to go along with them:

...If I made them now I’d have given them all a prize for losing round 2 of @hotvintagepoll

[precodesoul]

Kathleen Burke for her role as the panther woman in Island of the Lost Souls (1932)

[alovelywaytospendanevening]

Pickfair was a sprawling estate in Beverly Hills, California purchased and further renovated in 1919 by silent film actress Mary Pickford and her husband Douglas Fairbanks, the "Queen and King of Hollywood." The 25-room mansion was named by combining parts of their last names ("Pick" + "fair").

Pickfair was considered one of the most celebrated private homes of America, and became a famous symbol of Hollywood glamour and excess in the 1920s/30s. It hosted iconic parties with famous guests like Charlie Chaplin, Albert Einstein, Amelia Earhart, Helen Keller, F. Scott Fitzgerald and presidents Coolidge and Roosevelt. Life magazine described it as “a gathering place only slightly less important than the White House… and much more fun.”

After divorcing Douglas Fairbanks in 1936, Mary Pickford married actor Charles "Buddy" Rogers and continued living in Pickfair until her death, in 1979. A new owner, actress Pia Zadora, eventually demolished the mansion in 1990, despite some outcry. Zadora later claimed the place was haunted: “You can deal with termites, and you can deal with plumbing issues, but you can’t deal with the supernatural.”

A new mansion stands on the site bearing no resemblance to the original Pickfair.

[jadeseadragon]

R.I.P. David Lynch