We're celebrating 30 years of #EverythingChanges with a special reissue for #NationalAlbumDay 💿 Alongside the black vinyl, we’re releasing a limited Zoetrope vinyl, inspired by the 'Relight My Fire' & 'Pray' videos! 🎶 Get yours now: https://t.co/ck77MJ0Mtn
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ON VINYL FOR THE FIRST TIME!
Our 2nd album, Everybody Wants To Be On TV, arrives as a limited-edition picture disc on April 25.
Only 1,000 signed copies + a poster insert—once they’re gone, they’re gone!
Preorder now: https://t.co/FjZvpUkVcn
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Every year from April to August and from November to January, Baja California is the home to the largest and most spectacular mass migration of Mobula Rays. This clip captures the magic of this underwater flight
[📹 Aidan Bedford]
The SurfBench by designer Karl André Lange focuses on humans in public waiting areas – places where people experience time, for promoting interaction and triggering curiosity.
next white lotus should be set in Greece. It should star meryl streep, christine baranski and julie walters. pierce brosnan colin firth and stellan skarsgard should also feature. also amanda seyfried could be there. and instead of a body the mystery should be who her father is
I break my own heart the more I think about last year. I deserved so much better from so many people in so many different situations.
Reminding myself it’s super common to slip out of healing in the face of intense stress/change.
Time to start again. (Again).
One of the hardest and loneliest battles you’ll have to fight as you work to build the life you want is maintaining unwavering self belief that you will make it despite having *nothing* to show for it over a 2-3 year period before you see “overnight” success. You’ll feel like an imposter telling others what you’re building and who you believe you’ll become. It’s not entirely because of what they think or will say about you, but because you’ll start to question yourself. Am I really this guy? Can I actually pull this off? Am I really destined for greatness? The answer is yes but you have to believe in yourself despite having minimal successes to back it up as you work towards the big breakthrough that will inevitably come.
burning out is real btw. when i was 18 i thought it was something for dummies who didn't wanna work. it took me ~3 years to recover fully, and could physically not work for 5months after it happened