Kitten Night Farts

Rachel Semigran, Bustle

THIS IS MY FAVOURITE COVER EVER I THINK.

just casually reblogging this for the 48929294929th time

They have her in exactly the same pose as the men, and with an equally serious headline. This is my favorite magazine cover ever.

I also love that fact that her face looks porous, there’s fine wrinkles around her eyes, and her skin is uneven skin tones and not overly-photoshopped and perfectly smooth like beauty magazines make everyone look. She looks human.

Throwback - Celebrities Recreate Iconic Covers for Ebony Magazine’s 65th Anniversary (2010)

To celebrate its 65th anniversary issue and icons of the past and present, EBONY magazine asked their favorite entertainers to pose in modern-day recreations of those covers for a one-of-a-kind look back at the past.

Featuring: Regina King (as Eartha Kitt), Mary J. Blige (as Diana Ross), Nia Long (as Dorothy Dandridge), John Legend (as Duke Ellington), Lamman Rucker (as Richard Roundtree), Taraji P. Henson (as Diahann Carroll), Blair Underwood (as Sidney Poitier), Jurnee Smollett (as Lena Horne), Usher Raymond (as Sammy Davis, Jr.), and Samuel L. Jackson (as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.), among others.

Love this!

Dope

Powerful social issue ads that will stop and make you think…

Photography Digest

jesus though it looks like a buddy werewolf cop show where hoechlin plays the salt-n-pepper bearded old timer to scott’s rookie deputy and there are SHENANIGANS and MISUNDERSTANDINGS and MENTOR MOMENTS and THE STUDENT HAS SURPASSED THE MASTER...

Woodgreen Community Service in Toronto designed this campaign as part of their Homeward Bound Program supporting struggling single mothers. [x] [via]

Libertine (UK)

There’s a new mag in town. Libertine Magazine: “For Interested Women”

Founder and editor Debbi Evans explains:

“to redefine the ‘women’s interest’ category. In addition to luxury lifestyle content we cover tech, science and business, and celebrate high achieving maverick women for the contents of their brains, not their beds. There is no fashion or beauty content in issue 1, unless you count a piece on the semiotics of handbags. There’s nothing like it, and we’re really excited (and relieved!) to have finally got it out there.”

I love everything about this.