Thighs Wide Shut

one of the greatest album covers of balls thyme is Pink Floyd’s Wish You Were Here

there were TWO versions of the Storm Thorgerson designed album cover.  the one above, with the man on fire leaning forward (which is the current one in use since the 2011 reissue), and the one below, where the man on fire is leaning back (used for releases from 1975 to 2011)

two stuntmen were used for the shoot – Ronnie Rondell and Danny Rogers.  Rondell is the one on fire.  He was dressed in a fire-retardant suit covered by a business suit. His head was protected by a hood, underneath a wig.  Rondell’s suit was painted with rubber cement and ignited three times before it ripped and his flame-retardant long-Johns peeked through the holes  

Initially the wind was blowing in the wrong direction, and the flames were forced into Rondell’s face, burning his moustache, eyebrows and eyelashes.  ‘It’ll happen in a heartbeat‘, says Rondell.  ‘The fire wraps around your face real quick, like a barbecue thing. The wig was fried, it melted up into a ball.‘  The two stuntmen changed positions, and the image was later reversed  

Rondell got $500 and only worked an hour.  Rogers was paid $250 for the easier job

the photograph was taken at the Warner Bros Studios in Los Angeles, between stages 16 and 21

and here’s some photos that didn’t make the cut

and the remixes, yo!

never stop being beautiful… and having them dreamy & creamy bazongaas!!!!

Diora Baird in our faces, in GQ Italy

news nude to we: India Reynolds in Daily Star [NSFW]

never 9get: Jake Lloyd – Ten Years after Star Wars Ep 1

+ a ‘new’ Lllloyd interview to us - AWKWARDSVILLE!!!

Photoshop in movie posters and ads

The End of Warner Bros

Playing Cards from Ukraine

they have the KEYS to the city [via NYology]

Pets Looking Out The Window At Snow

& 25 Examples of Unintentional Porn [SFW]

we juss mumbled upon the greatestistest wiki site mt EVERest:
Closing Logo Group Wiki
and cause we have nothing better to do
besides seeing movies and seeking out NSFW honeys with gynormus cans
we’ve ranked our mos flavorite 20 logos + others we’ve deemed james worthy

1) WGBH (1978 to Present)
Where To Find It: anything on PBS that’s (probably) good or British or both

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2) Warner Bros. Pictures (1972-1984)
Where To Find It: A Clockwork Orange

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3) HBO Feature/Special Presentation (1983-1999)
Where To Find It: in our (wet) dreams

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4) 20th Century Fox Film Corporation (1935-1994)
Where To Find It: no better place than the OG versions of Star Wars, Eps IV-VI

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5) Classic Warner Bros. Cartoons (1942-1964)
Where To Find It: anywhere it’s duck or rabbit season

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6) Hanna-Barbera (1979-1990)
Where To Find It: Shirt Tales

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7) Walt Disney Home Video/Entertainment (1978-1986) & (1981-1987)
Where To Find It: any VHS (or BetaMax) tape that came in a huge white case

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8) PBS (1971-1984)
Where To Find It: Electric Company

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9) Stephen J. Cannell Productions/Cannell Entertainment (1982-1999)
Where To Find It: The A-Team

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10) Ubu Productions (1982 – present)
Where To Find It: Family Ties

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11) Amblin Entertainment (1982 – present)
Where To Find It: Amazing Stories

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12) ITC Entertainment Group (1973-1989)
Where To Find It: The Muppet Show

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13) DiC Audiovisuel/Entertainment (1987-2005)
Where To Find It: Inspector Gadget

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14) Thames (1969-1989)
Where To Find It: Danger Mouse

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15) NBC (any one that’s in color)
Where To Find It: uh, NBC?

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16) MGM Cartoons (1963-1967)
Where To Find It: Chuck Jones-produced Tom & Jerrys

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17) MTM Enterprises, Inc./Productions (1970-1998)
Where To Find It: The White Shadow

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18) Paramount Television (1969-1975)
Where To Find It: The Brady Brunch

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19) Mark VII Productions/Limited (1953-1971)
Where To Find It: Dragnet

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20) Universal Pictures (1963-1990)
Where To Find It: Back To The Future

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honor blackman able mentions:

ABC (1962-1970’s)
Castle Rock Entertainment (1989-1994)
CBS Productions (1966-??)
Children’s Television Workshop (1978-1983)
Classic Paramount Cartoons (all)
Columbia Pictures (1975-1981)
Desilu/Lucille Ball Productions (1966-1967)
DreamWorks SKG (1997 – present)
Emotion (1999-2007)
Focus Features (2002 – present)
Gaumont (all)
Gracie Films (1987 – present)
Imagine Entertainment (1995 – present)
Krofft Productions/Entertainment (1969-1976)
The Ladd Company (1980-1996)
Lionsgate (2005 – present)
London Weekend Television (1971-1978)
Lucasfilm Limited (1997 – present)
Marvel Productions Ltd (1985-1993)
Miramax (1999 – present)
MTV (80s)
Orion Pictures (1981-1996)
Operation Prime Time (1976-1987)
Picturehouse (2005 – present)
Picturemaker Productions (1985-1989)
Pixar (1995 – present)
Rainbow Releasing Productions (1995 – present)
Rankin-Bass Productions (1968-1975)
Ruby-Spears (1981-1992)
RKO Pictures (1929-1958)
Steven Bochco Productions (1989 – present)
Television New Zealand (1980-1982)
TriStar Pictures (1984-1993)
United Artists Pictures (1981-1987)
WCET (Late 1980’s?-????)

and the scariest one of balls thyme:

Lynch/Frost Productions (1990-1992)

which logos razzle your bedazzlers?
pray tell
and praying mantis!!