Orson Welles On The Set Of Citizen Kane (1941)

HOLLOW TRIUMPH 1948 | Steve Sekely

Orson Welles, April 1942. Photographed by Cecil Beaton for Vogue.

Al Pacino as Michael Corleone

THE GODFATHER PART II (1974) dir. Francis Ford Coppola

Vincent Price promotional photos for The Long Night (1948)

Haitian-American Drag King Dred was one of the most prominent Drag Kings to emerge from the dynamic drag scene of New York City during the late 1990’s. Dred embodied the term “gender bender” long before it became common parlance. Moving with ease from male to female and showcasing an array of characters within one medley made Dred’s performances mesmerizing to say the least. Dred blurred and blended gender lines; made you question masculinity, sexuality, identity; challenged racial, social, gender stereotypes; and provided memorable, world class entertainment.

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Neon rain | by fishmonkeycow

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criss cross (1949) dir. robert siodmak

Freshly molted cicadas are unreal

Robert Mapplethorpe, Self-portrait 1980