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At Home With Sally

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Home is the place where the whispers of God’s love are heard regularly, the touch of His hands is...

Klipped

Business and Utilities

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Beauty in simplicity. Klipped is a text editor that is designed to be minimalist but functional....

Mr.

Ferry van der Nat

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Photographer, stylist and fashion editor Ferry van der Nat has worked for numerous fashion magazines...

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T.B.C. Author

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Blogger, fashion designer and YouTube sensation Dina Torkia brings us the first-ever beauty, fashion...

Zackary Drucker recommended Not Me in Books (curated)

Not Me

Eileen Myles | 2021

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"Though I love ALL of Eileen Myles’ books, Not Me was the first that I got my hands on as a young person and it’s the one that I’ve read over and over again through the years. Myles’s poetry is a river of words and beauty that a reader can float downstream, easy and profound and lyrical to read under your breath, making all of the ordinary moments we experience in life more complex and packed with meaning."

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Forms Come Alive

Sugiura Kohei

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Kohei Sugiura explores the history of a variety of Japanese and Asian forms from cloth patterns to...

Nicholas Stoller recommended Rushmore (1998) in Movies (curated)

Rushmore (1998)

1998 | Comedy

8.4

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"It’s so lovingly conceived, every frame packed chock-full of beauty. Bill Murray is hilarious and tragic. Jason Schwartzman is a revelation. But the moment Miss Cross tells off Max Fischer, asking him what he thinks he’s specifically going to do with her if they get together, is one of the more chilling scenes put on film. After establishing a beautiful, borderline precious world where a precocious kid rules a storybook school, shit suddenly becomes real."

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Michael Sheen recommended Matter of Life and Death (1981) in Movies (curated)

"It has a strange beauty about it. It has a deceptively simple story. It has all the classic trademarks of someone who introduces you to a special, magical world, and yet you are able to then see your own world completely differently. There’s always something slightly uncanny about what Powell and Pressburger did — if you think about The Red Shoes or The Tales of Hoffman, and things later like Peeping Tom, films like that. They’re just extraordinary."

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Guillermo Del Toro recommended Beauty and the Beast (1946) in Movies (curated)

Beauty and the Beast (1946)

1946 | Fantasy, Romance

6.4

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"Beauty and the Beast may be tenuous and delicate where Eyes Without a Face is overripe and pulpish, but these films are gorgeous, dark poems about fragility and horror. Both fables depend on sublime, almost ethereal, imagery to convey a sense of doom and loss: mad, fragile love clinging for dear life in a maelstrom of darkness. The clash of haunting and enchanting imagery has seldom been more powerful. Eyes Without a Face boasts an extraordinary soundtrack too!"

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