My cinema studies ass is always thinking about this. if you don’t know how the sausage is made you will be susceptible to the false messaging out there
Not necessarily obvious, but always deeply disturbing when someone lacks it
Jun 10, 2024
Jun 10, 2024

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1958 Newport Jazz Festival. Beautifully documented by fashion photographer Bert Stern. Ft. all of the jazz legends, crowds, outfits … and most importantly, Anita O’Day’s iconic performance of Sweet Georgia Brown and Tea for Two. After reading her autobiography I learned that she was high on heroin at the time. Her performance, specifically, is one of my comfort watches on YouTube.
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