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Headless Sightings NYC - Prospect Park 
Image by KROCKY MESHKIN “History fades into fable; fact becomes clouded with doubt and controversy; the inscription molders from the tablet; the statue falls from the pedestal. Columns, arches, pyramids, what are they but heaps of sandâ€"and their epitaphs, but characters written in the dust?†―Washington Irving Brian Jay Jones on Washington Irving: In his time, though, Irving was one of the most famous men in the world. If he were alive today, he’d regularly be featured in gossip magazinesâ€"for he was famous not just for his work, but for his personality and for the company he kept. His life would have been the stuff of an E! True Hollywood Story â€" for Irving had a knack for going to the most fashionable parties and having the most fashionable friends. And he always seemed to be in the middle of some of the most extraordinary, world-changing events. He was one of our firstâ€"if not the firstâ€"genuine American superstars. He had movie star good looks, and was a first rate conversationalist. His name alone was enough to sell books and generate press. Politicians fell over themselves to be associated with him. Fans mobbed him, and flooded his home with requests for his autograph or a scrap of his blotting paper. His image was in constant demand. He worked hard to protect his private life, and was fiercely protective of his public reputation. He was, in short, everything we still expect of our celebrities today â€" but even in today’s celeb-ucentric culture, there still really isn’t anyone quite like him. But Washington Irving made it all look so easy. And the trappings of fame have become such an accepted part of our view of movie starsâ€"and I would argue that books were the movies of the 19th century, and its writers were the equivalent of movie starsâ€"that we have all forgotten that Washington Irving did it all first. Source: brianjayjones.com âš" View full size 1620 x 1076 NOTE: Headless Sightings were featured on The Weekly Flickr 08.01.2014 instagram â…¼ facebook â…¼ youtube â…¼ fiction
Whisky Mist (Westminster) 
Image by JasonParis Like magic, security whisked us to our own private alcohol-filled table deep under the West End. No Prince Harry, George Clooney or Jessica Simpson sightings tonight, but a lot of fun was to be had regardless.
Yoko! Central park 2003 
Image by bebouchard Taken near Strawberry Fields in Central Park.
