1. 19 May


    chloeroseboutique:  

    chloeroseboutique:

     

    (Source: n-o-i-d-e-a)

     

  2. 19 May


    The life.

    The life.

    (Source: theeverygirl, via chloeroseboutique)

     

  3. 19 May


    cleophatrajones:

    yannickbrouwer:

    This little company from Kenya makes toys from slippers that wash up on the beach. Pictures by Ben Curtis

    How glorious is this?! Upcycling at its finest…

    (via hayolvido)

     

  4. 9 May


    My day in a grid.

    My day in a grid.

     

  5. 8 May



    Status Update by janebequick on Tumblr

    “We forget we’re mostly water till the rain falls and every atom in our body starts to go home” Albert Huffstickler (via vertigoverb) http://janebequick.tumblr.com/post/49967259195/we-forget-were-mostly-water-till-the-rain-falls

     

  6. 7 May


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  7. 7 May



    I keep thinking you already know. I keep thinking I’ve sent you letters that were only ever written in my mind.
    — I Wrote This For You (Iain Thomas)

    (Source: wordsthat-speak, via carlybean)

     

  8. 30 Apr


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  9. 21 Apr


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  10. 21 Apr


    sarah-bellum:

    Tracee Ellis Ross is here to teach you things.
    “The list is not the thing.” MAN, if that isn’t for me. 

     

  11. 20 Apr


    Saudi Arabian Women Unveiled (by vice)

     

  12. 18 Apr


    latenightjimmy:

    Dance break!

    (Source: shutthejeabot)

     

  13. 17 Apr


    cinekenya:

    Kwaku Ananse Film Gets Nomination at 2013 African Movie Academy Awards (AMAA)!

    Akosua Adoma Owusu, Ghanaian director and writer of the acclaimed short film Kwaku Ananse (which Ciné Kenya featured here), is thrilled to have her first narrative short nominated by the Africa Movie Academy Awards. The short film is a re-telling of the classic West African fable with a semi-autobiographical twist, featuring her uncle, Ghana’s legendary palm wine musician, Koo Nimo as Kwaku Ananse.

    Owusu received this award after gaining international attention with her short films, Drexciya and Me Broni Ba, as well as from her work within the art world at the famed Studio Museum in Harlem. Read more.

     

  14. 17 Apr


    cinekenya:

    Update | Casting Announcements & Teaser Trailer

    Afronauts is a pre-thesis film by talented filmmaker Frances Bodomo which Ciné Kenya previously featured here.

    Since then, several casting choices were announced. Stunning model/actress Diandra Forrest (you can see her in Kanye West’s ‘Power‘ music video) will be playing Matha and prolific actress/director Yolonda Ross (HBO’s Treme, Yelling to the Sky and her own film Breaking Night) is playing Auntie Sunday. We are also pleased to announce Bodomo’s Kickstarter campaign has also achieved its fund-raising goal days before its deadline. View the teaser trailer.

    The film tells an alternative history of the 1960s Space Race; it’s July 16th 1969 the night of the moon landing. The project is based on a true story. As America prepares to send Apollo 11 to the moon, a rag-tag group of exiles in the Zambian desert are trying to beat America to the same destination. There’s only one problem: their spacegirl, Matha, is five months pregnant. Afronauts follows characters that have not been able to find a home on earth and are therefore attracted to the promise of the space race. More.

     

  15. 17 Apr


    A film by Frances Bodomo 12 min | B&W | High Definition | NTSC |16:9 USA, 2013 Status: In post-production Afronauts is a pre-thesis film by talented filmmaker Frances Bodomo (via Ciné Kenya | All things Kenyan film & Visual Art)