"Although I was born in Arizona, I didn’t really become aware of the Southwest until I was about 7 years old, the first time I got a window seat on an airplane. This is, I must admit, an odd way of making a place’s acquaintance. You’re _...Read More_

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>"The Baroque painter is the subject of the London National Gallery's first major show dedicated to a female artist"

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Temple and Hugh Skinner play ill-matched newlyweds in an adaptation of Anais Nin’s erotic classic Little Birds. They discuss restrictive underwear, sexual liberation and the worst thing about sex scenes

Not only Mona Lisa, His Quick Eye helped him to create such a marvelous inventions. I have been always curious to find out his Secrets.