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life:

In 1944, LIFE’s Alfred Eisenstaedt captured a private moment repeated in public millions of times over the course of the war: a guy, a girl, a goodbye — and no assurance that he’ll make it back. By war’s end, more than 400,000 American troops had been killed.

See more photos here.

(Source: tudorsconfessions)

rollingstone:

Radiohead played the first show of their 2012 world tour last night in Miami. Rolling Stone’s David Fricke was there, and he says that the show was the culmination of the band’s reinvention as a six-piece featuring second drummer Clive Deamer. “The group debuted two new songs in Miami, a taste of the writing and recording Radiohead did with Deamer during tour rehearsals this winter,” says Fricke. “‘Identikit’ featured Ed O’Brien singing in a spectral counter-prayer against Yorke’s voice, over Colin Greenwood’s iron-straight bass pulse and the slinking funk of Phil Selway and Deamer. ‘Cut a Hole,’ one of several encores, was a work apparently still in progress: slow, with a curt, clanging guitar part by Jonny Greenwood, sung by Yorke in a chant-like daze.”

childrenwithswag:

Via Offbeat Mama

way too cute!

johnny-doors:

wanna know how i know your gay?

midwestfuckyeah:

niceminnesota:

Cecil Otter, winner.  

All it needs is an Olan Mills stamp in the corner.

(Source: gbasx)

(Source: deserted-thoughts)

midwestfuckyeah:

stuffaboutminneapolis:

Rapper Lil Wayne shows his support for the Minnesota Lynx in Atlanta. via WNBA.com

Minnesota 73
Atlanta 67

Say what now?