she headlined the made in america festival in philly and posted some fun gramz!
also, read THIS.
When you arrive at church and see your other hoe friends pic.twitter.com/4ZbduCPU6o
— The Gay Burn Book (@SouthernHomo) September 6, 2015
Hope y'all have a fun and safe #LaborDay! Don't do anything I wouldn't do ;)
— Dolly Parton (@DollyParton) September 4, 2015
— GIPHY (@giphy) September 4, 2015
"Rocky Top""Rocky Top"LIKE → Lee Marcus the #BeardedBanjoman for more. God bless you! (Y)
Posted by Lee Marcus on Monday, June 8, 2015
Tom Hardy's dog makes a pretty good date for the 'Legend' movie premiere http://t.co/7JXY5Fja5z pic.twitter.com/IBiV4f4r6L
— Mashable (@mashable) September 4, 2015
Fitting for a show about those occupying society’s technological substrata, Mr. Robot’s characters are often placed at the very bottom of the frame. This leaves massive amounts of headroom that suggests a great weight hanging over their heads, and echoes their isolation: When they’re talking right to each other, they seem alone. In more conventional filmmaking, conversations are cut with the characters looking at each other from opposite ends of the frame, leaving what’s known as “leading room” between their faces that helps convey the physical space they occupy. Mr. Robot inverses the norm by “shortsighting” the characters, positioning their faces at the edge of the frame closest toward the person to whom they're speaking.
“Shortsighting is unnerving,” Campbell explains. “It further accentuates how fucked-up Elliot’s world is. The idea was to convey the loneliness. That's the internal dialogue I had with myself: How do we tell that story? How do you get Elliot across?”
The effect goes a long way in selling audiences on the mounting paranoia and dissociation of the show’s main character, hacker Elliot Alderson (Malek). Without the usual pattern to help us intuit spatial relationships, these scenes create the sense that the characters don’t know where they stand in relation to one another.
My son Noel just released #CoveredInPam off the album he's been working on. Funky end of summer tune! Enjoy! 😘
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— Luann de Lesseps (@CountessLuann) August 23, 2015
.@POTUS busts a move with Alaskan middle schoolers http://t.co/1DzLfhMDtk #ObamaAK #Alaska via @KristenhCNN http://t.co/v17fS9tYIi
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) September 3, 2015
JONES: #CheckerNeyland will return next Saturday. Go to http://t.co/cvz4moNKHE to see if you'll wear orange or white pic.twitter.com/DVJDD75tUI
— Tennessee Football (@Vol_Football) September 2, 2015
Eating a burrito left handed is like being fed by a stranger.
— Chipotle (@ChipotleTweets) September 1, 2015