Drink In My Cup

Downton Abbey Goes Downtown

Zest

Jenny Packham

Between Your Fingers 4

Solid

Paloma Faith

Human With The Voice Of A Dog

Barry Greendale

Cherish

Comet

Gregg

Stop Looking For A Yes To Every Question

The Onion

Nipples

Plunger

Betwixt

Between Your Fingers 3

Succumb

Allright

Who Is A Surgeon

Tear and a Cut

Go Over To The Country Where He Died

The Bird Bath

They Leave

I'm Not The Kind Of Girl

Between Your Fingers 2

Bag Of Apples

Admiral Awesome

Uncertain

Between Your Fingers 1

Orange Coconut

Rich Elderly Spinster

Children Watching

“The Most Beautiful Suicide”

This detail from a photo by Robert C. Wiles was published as a full-page image in the 12 May 1947 issue of Life Magazine. It ran with the caption: “At the bottom of the Empire State Building the body of Evelyn McHale reposes calmly in grotesque bier, her falling body punched into the top of a car.”

Evelyn, still clutching a pearl necklace, looks disarmingly placid and composed – as if simply asleep. Around her, however, the broken glass and crumpled sheet metal of a car roof show the brutally destructive evidence of her 1050 ft jump. Some 60 years later the photo remains as haunting and affecting as when it was first published.

Attempt To Do Surgery You've Never Done Before

What Does That Even

A Meaning to Every

Peel You

If There Ever Was A

Gwen The Rascal

Vivid

The One That

Trumpet