The 20 Something Society

I saw this on one of my most favoritest tumblrs today.

It brought tears to my eyes.  I’m SO ready to see the last of the Harry Potter movies – yet not ready for it to be over.

Awwwww.  Aren’t they cute?

Jennifer Anniston graces the cover of the Bazaar September issue – as Barbara Streisand.

When I first saw it I thought it was Barbara for a hot second.

Just a few old Alicia shots to end the evening.

You all know Adrian Grenier right?  He’s best known as Vincent Chase in HBOs hit series Entourage.

I know you ladies know who I’m talking about.

Do you remember the first time you were enamored by ol’ Adrian?  Take it on back.  Think about it.

I first saw him when I was in middle school.  Thats right.  Eleven years ago.  And guess what?  He hasn’t even freaking aged since then.

He starred in that movie Drive Me Crazy with Sabrina the teenage witch!  That was ELEVEN years ago?!  That makes me feel so old.  The movie also featured a band that none of my friends at the time knew about called The Donnas.

HAS NOT AGED.

Here he is in the Britney Spears video for Crazy…tell me that doesn’t take you back.

Vintage baby The Donnas.

Not this is my kind of Batman.

I don’t know why this is the best photobomb ever…but it is.

This is their new commercial to kick off baby week.  First of all who wants to watch baby week?  No.  I find this commercial to be disgusting.  But not as bad as the Axe commercial.

In 2002 a little movie called Slackers came out.  I was 16 or 17 and I went to see it in the theaters.  I don’t remember who I was with.  Even Though Jason Schwartzman was in the film it wasn’t spectacular.  But there is one scene  that lasts about one minute and I love it.  It features a little ditty from School House Rock called Three Is A Magic Number – but performed by Blind Melon.  I love this song, it is on my iPod, and I rock out to it frequently.

Christina Hendricks in L.A. Times magazine.  Looking absolutely beautiful and perfect.

You know girls who want to be tan so badly that they’re orange.  I envy porcelain skin.  Like hers.

Modern day movie posters are a bit of a snore if you ask me.  Not the ones graphic design artists are making and selling on the internets….but the ones that the actual studios make…the ones that people will see fifty years from now.

Would you rather look at this over photoshopped poster of the movies star?

or this beautiful colorful poster of the same movie….but the original 1967 version.

Oh yeah.  My vote is for the bold print, bright, psychedelic vintage.