Blessed art thou amongst women.

bohemea:

Elizabeth Taylor - Oscars, April 7th 1970

Elizabeth displaying an inviting swell of utterly perfect breasts decorated only by a deep bronze tan & the famous Taylor-Burton diamond. Now that is how you do diva!

9:50 pm  •  26 February 2012  •  72 notes

FOR ITALY

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9:33 pm  •  26 February 2012  •  113 notes

oldfilmsflicker:

hedda-hopper:

‘And the Oscar goes to…’

PLZ

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9:33 pm  •  26 February 2012  •  135 notes

oldfilmsflicker:

bohemea:

Nicole Kidman - Oscars, March 26th 2000

By 2000 Nicole had already established herself as a red carpet powerhouse & this year she was a perfect combination of classic glam & risky fashion in a golden John Galliano for Dior gown. Such a goddess, so much creamy skin revealed, and the pretty up-do with those lovely little tea gloves is a perfect completion to a fantastic look. 

always my goddamned favorite red carpet look of the last two decades

I’m going to have to agree.

7:39 pm  •  26 February 2012  •  69 notes

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5:30 pm  •  26 February 2012  •  8,763 notes

bohemea:

As Rhett tells Scarlett in a key early scene, “You need kissing badly. That’s what’s wrong with you. You should be kissed, and often, and by someone who knows how.” For “kissed,” substitute the word you’re thinking of. Dialogue like that reaches something deep and fundamental in most people; it stirs their fantasies about being brought to sexual pleasure despite themselves. 

- Roger Ebert on Gone With the Wind

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3:17 pm  •  26 February 2012  •  637 notes

suicideblonde:

On the set of Gone with the Wind

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1:07 pm  •  26 February 2012  •  222 notes

It always hurts me when people make fun of this.

suicideblonde:

Bjork in her infamous swan dress at the 2001 Oscars

Bjork was rocking an egg on the red carpet when GaGa was in the 10th grade.  

10:55 am  •  26 February 2012  •  646 notes

I pray to this.

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8:44 am  •  26 February 2012  •  97 notes

suicideblonde:

Anna Paquin, then 11 years old, with her Best Supporting Actress Oscar for The Piano in 1994.  Her adorable acceptance speech is one of Oscars’ best moments.

6:33 am  •  26 February 2012  •  612 notes