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This is a short clip from Terrence Malick's "The Thin Red Line" which never ceases to inspire and engage the mind and soul with its thoughtful narration and invigorating visuals that take the viewer through the complex voyage of a soldier to war hidden by the beauty of "paradise". . . It really must have …
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A Tribute to Philip Seymour Hoffman from Ben Zuk on Vimeo. Who wasn't shocked by the death of Philip Seymour Hoffman? He was a genius, in our eyes, and it came as quite a shock to hear the news - he be dead. Apparently news about his hoaxed death released a day before his actual death is actually a …
In 1995, 400 suitcases were recovered from the attic of the Willard State Asylum in Upstate New York. Many patients died at the asylum and were buried in graves marked only by numbers. For many, these suitcases are the only traces left of these sad, lost, and lonely lives. {click here to watch a creepy …
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+ Just a pretty little song to help you get through the day . . . + Until we meet again, {theEye} + Similar Stories:
Composed by Richard Carpenter and John Bettis, and fiirst released in 1972 on the "Close to You: Remembering the Carpenters" documentary; the song was ispired by a visit to London, where Richard saw an old Bing Crosby 1940 film called Rhythm on the River, where he noticed that they kept referring to the struggling songwriter's greatest composition, "Goodbye to Love". He says `You …
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{ "Delilah Drowns Away Her Doubts . . ." [circa 1947]} + Vintage Wino + + Similar Stories:
{A new article from the Huffington Post announced Hitlers boyhood home in Austria is up for grabs, and not without fears of neo-nazi condos. Make's us nostalgic for the days of Hexing Hitler. Photographed for LIFE magazine. Circa, 1942} + + +++ {The Eye of Faith} +++ + Incase you haven't, check out our brand new …
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{T.G.I.F. Here's something which speaks for itself... A Duluth lynching postcard that was for sale. Circa 1920s.} + ++ {The Eye of Faith} ++ + Similar Stories:
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