i had a dream i was a princess and then i woke up and i still am

The Rose Girl by Émile Vernon (1872-1919)

andlionheart:

shiver | (listen) (download)
those indescribable sounds - a mix of songs that send shivers up your spine;  

i. youth - daughter | ii. comes and goes - greg laswell | iii. bible belt - dry the river | iv. blood bank - bon iver | v. boats and birds - gregory and the hawk | vi. the enemy - mumford & sons | vii. plains - wye oak | viii. to build a home - the cinematic orchestra | ix. young blood (renholder remix) - the naked and famous | x. ride - cary brothers | xi. demons - dry the river | xii. parachutes - coldplay | xiii. fish - wye oak | xiv. winter bones - stars | xv. dust on the ground - bombay bicycle club | xvi. andvari - sigur rós | xvii. flaws (recorded at abbey road) - bastille | xviii. misguided ghosts - paramore | xix. letters from the sky - civil twilight | xx. bloodstream - stateless | xxi. running up that hill - placebo | xxii. inscape - stateless | xxiii. flickers - son lux

Lena Headey (6/10)

Hollywood is a small town.  When you go out and buy a house with a swimming pool, drive a caddy convertible, or go to Ciro’s or the Mocambo, they don’t like it.  When you don’t kow-tow to the powers of the town, they hate you.  I am trying to do just two things —act, and live the way I want to live.  Because I refuse to fall into the Hollywood mould, people think I’m a bum and a slob.  Well, so be it!  I’ve got nothing against Hollywood.  But it is a business, and when you’ve made enough loot, the thing to do is pull out. —Marlon Brando