What other people think of you, is none of your business
Deepak Chopra (via mindofataurus)
(Reblogged from leeleern)

Left phone charger at work. Nothing to do but go to sleep.

Things I want to do this year:
Go to beach
Go to film festival
Take a class (in order to) ……. Teach college level English.
Visit D.C.

We are each our own devil, and we make this world our own hell.
Oscar Wilde (via thecentre)

(Source: agreatcollapse)

(Reblogged from thecentre)
I love Seneca’s letters because they’re written in the spirit in which I was educated in my family — not to look for fame and fortune, but to have a simple, honest, honorable life.
Gac Filipaj

(Source: MSNBC)

“The PH.D. and the MVP”

Taken after the sports award banquet.

(Source: CNN)

Chattanooga

Moving in new office today :)

May 1, 2012

7:25 Getting out of bed/shower

mymindyourviews:

Russell Simmons, Jay-Z, now Pharrell. 
can’t wait for Diddy’s book.

mymindyourviews:

Russell Simmons, Jay-Z, now Pharrell. 

can’t wait for Diddy’s book.

(Reblogged from mymindyourviews)

blackfashion:

New York contemporary artist Kehinde Wiley made a name for himself with his paintings of African-American men posing heroically in front of baroque backgrounds. For his latest exhibition, however, a series of paintings of women (cast from the streets of New York)—all clad in Givenchy. Wiley worked closely with Givenchy’s Riccardo Tisci to come up with six dresses for the models. The exhibition (An Economy of Grace), exploring the depiction of gender in the context of history, opens at the Sean Kelly Gallery in New York in May.

via style.com

(Reblogged from blackfashion)
gq:

The Rose Revolution
Ladies and gents, hoop-heads and casual fans, meet GQ’s May 2012 cover subject. It’s been a tough regular season for Derrick Rose, with nagging injuries galore. But he’s back, he’s healthy—and we think the Bulls are gonna be doing some celebrating in a couple months. Click here to read Will Leitch’s cover story.

gq:

The Rose Revolution

Ladies and gents, hoop-heads and casual fans, meet GQ’s May 2012 cover subject. It’s been a tough regular season for Derrick Rose, with nagging injuries galore. But he’s back, he’s healthy—and we think the Bulls are gonna be doing some celebrating in a couple months. Click here to read Will Leitch’s cover story.

(Reblogged from gq)
Tolliver’s Barbershop. 
Many agree that the black community and the city have not made enough progress since the riots. But changes in the LAPD may be a bright spot

Tolliver’s Barbershop. 

Many agree that the black community and the city have not made enough progress since the riots. But changes in the LAPD may be a bright spot