...a little parenthesis in eternity...
Paramore talks with Fuse News’ Alexa Chung about why they self-titled their latest album, writing about the band’s highly-publicized drama and what Hayley thinks of being called “the perfect punk role model.” Watch the interview HERE.
A million angels!
RollingStone.com just posted a gallery of photos from Paramore’s day in New York City. Lindsey Byrnes followed the band all day as they did press and performed at Hammerstein Ballroom. Click HERE to see all the photos and Hayley’s captions.
photos by Lindsey Byrnes
(Source: paramore)
(Source: ciciross, via quote-book)
This Stardust styled shoot is nothing short of magical! The details capture the enchantment of the book perfectly but my favorite part by far is the wonderful camera trick that turned the bride into a luminous star herself!
- via Fab You Bliss
Wow this is so nice! A dream come true really!
(via neil-gaiman)
On the 13th of May, me and my sister embarked on yet again another musical journey with Tegan and Sara. It was so fun! it was our 3rd concert we watched together. And the super twins are just funny and very warm and nice. They talk to fans like a group of friends finding each other in a crowded room. And they are just transparently overwhelmed of the response the singaporeans gave them. Tegan was so pumped, delivering all those punchlines and sara being just her quirky self. And they sound so incredible, part of that is the esplanade theater is really built for that, and maybe the heat helped their vocal chords dilate or something (hehehe) but they were seamlessly wonderful. It was an honor hearing, watching them live. A memory for keeps.
“A comfortable chair is no use to anyone without a good book.” (via minga2glo)
(via applesparklies)
by Victoria Herrera
(Originally published in the May 2013 issue of Status Magazine)
Singer-songwriter ELLIE GOULDING is breaking every barrier.With the release of her second album, Halcyon, she once again exposes herself to a new world, and embraces the unknown…
She’s a favorite!
(via quote-book)
Nacreous Clouds
Also called polar stratospheric clouds or mother of pearl clouds, nacreous clouds are mostly visible within two hours after sunset or before dawn. They blaze unbelievably bright with vivid, iridescent colors. These clouds are rare and occur in the polar stratosphere at altitudes of 15,000–25,000 meters. They are so bright because at those heights, they are still sunlit.
Although incredibly beautiful, they have a negative impact on our atmosphere. They create ozone holes by supporting chemical reactions that produce active chlorine which catalyzes ozone destruction.
Dangerous beauty







