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lucysways: “The Eyes of Laura Mars starring Faye Dunaway. 1978. ”

lucysways:

The Eyes of Laura Mars starring Faye Dunaway. 1978. 

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profoundgaiety: ““He took a dive for his locker, shedding his clothes on the way.” [Don’t miss the two dudes at the back who are obviously getting off together.] From Saturday Evening Post (1916) ”

profoundgaiety:

“He took a dive for his locker, shedding his clothes on the way.” [Don’t miss the two dudes at the back who are obviously getting off together.] From Saturday Evening Post (1916)

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70sscifiart: “Lance Miyamoto, 1981 ”

70sscifiart:

Lance Miyamoto, 1981

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profoundgaiety: “Gay and tired. From Le Charivari, 1846. ”

profoundgaiety:

Gay and tired.

From Le Charivari, 1846.

profoundgaiety: “From Cosmopolitan (1915) ”

profoundgaiety:

From Cosmopolitan (1915)

This is one of the most recent episodes we’ve done on Gayest Episode Ever: the 2007 King of the Hill where Peggy gets mistaken for a drag queen. Hilarity ensues and the show approaches the situation with the usual amount of heart. But the weirdest thing about this episode — which we liked, I should point out — is how much more people generally know about drag culture today, to the point that most viewers could point out the ways “The Peggy Horror Picture Show” gets a few things wrong. It was a different time, and we’ve come a ways since. 

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danielcalmdown: “first from a series im workin on ”

danielcalmdown:

first from a series im workin on

elsewheregreen: “Section of a painting by Sadao Hasegawa, c1980s-1990s. ”

elsewheregreen:

Section of a painting by Sadao Hasegawa, c1980s-1990s.