SAILOR MOON Inspired Makeup & Hair Tutorial | Sherliza Version 🌜
By the power of the moon i’ll punish you! c:<
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Meet: Lester Kern
Lester Kern was a nationally renowned artist and comic illustrator and Milwaukee native who resided in Stone Mountain Georgia. His interest in art developed at around three years of age. This interest was so intense that his parents bought him a small chalk board to divert his attention away from the walls and important papers. This plan worked, and a young artist was born.Equally at home as a fine artist, cartoonist or commercial illustrator, his first published works appeared at age thirteen.By sixteen he was employed part-time as a staff cartoonist for a small weekly newspaper. He went on to win several awards locally, and was eventually awarded a full art scholarship to the University of Wisconsin where he received his formal education (BFA).After several years of working as an director for various magazines and design studios he started a syndicated political cartoons called “Lester’s World” that was circulated to forty-three newspapers nationally, including the Miami Herald, the Toledo Journal. Kern won a host of awards including three 1st place awards through the National Newspaper Association (NNPA) for the Best Editorial Cartoonist. (X)
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Lena Horne in 1938 film, The Duke is Tops/The Bronze Venus
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Happy pup :)
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James Van Der Zee’s photographic chronicle of the Harlem Renaissance and African-American life in Harlem during the 1920s/30s (source)
In these photographs, you will not see the common images of black Americans — downtrodden rural or urban citizens. Instead, you will see a people of great pride and fascinating beauty.
Taraji P. Henson and Mahershala Ali (reuniting in upcoming Hidden Figures) in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
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BLACK GARBO | 1930s
Nina Mae McKinney (1912 – 1967) was an American actress who worked internationally during the 1930s and in the postwar period in theater, film and television, after getting her start on Broadway and in Hollywood.
Dubbed “The Black Garbo” in Europe because of her striking beauty,McKinney was one of the first African-American film stars in the United States, as well as one of the first African Americans to appear on British television.Black History Album: The Way We Were. 100 Years of African American Vintage Photography from the end of slavery in the 1860′s to the Black Power Movement of the 1960s and beyond. Pinterest | Tumblr | Twitter | Facebook.
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He is such an underrated character. He was a cinnamon role and just wanted to help the entire movie. No Hans bullshit, no pressuring her into a relationship, just love.
He gave support, he was patient, he was unconditionally kind, he accepted all the difficulties with child services and all the weird alien visitors with barely a blink. He dove into the ocean to rescue Stitch because Lilo was worried. And through it all, he proved that he was more than willing to do everything in his power to help these girls and make them smile, without any thought of a reward or being “owed” for his friendship.
Even his line at the end, when Nani thanks him for helping her find a job (”That’s okay. You can just date me and we’ll call it even.”), is delivered with a certain amount of humor, and his behavior throughout the rest of the film shows that he would still accept it if she turned him down. Because more than just liking Nani, he RESPECTS her.
David Kawena is the ultimate Disney prince.
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Mermaids are meant to be BEAUTIFUL…… Therefore MerMEN are meant to be BREATHTAKING!!!!
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