Eva Green for Dior’s Midnight Poison commercial.
Eva Green is also a favorite blue.
Every 20 seconds, someone dies from tuberculosis (TB), yet it’s been over 40 years since a new TB drug has been approved for use. Why? Because doing so wasn’t viewed as economically viable. Tell that to the more than two billion people—mostly the developing world’s sick and poor—infected with the bacterium that causes TB, a bacterium that is becoming increasingly drug-resistant to current treatments.
Through the discovery of a unique molecular compound, Marvin Miller, the George and Winifred Clark Chair in Chemistry, has made a significant scientific breakthrough in the potential treatment of tuberculosis. Now, in an innovative private-public partnership, Prof. Miller and his team of interdisciplinary researchers from Notre Dame (Garrett Moraski ‘97, Lowell Markley, and Prof. Jeffrey Schorey) are working with partners like the Eli Lilly TB Drug Discovery Initiative and Hsiri Therapeutics to transition their discovery into an affordable, anti-tuberculosis treatment for patients in underdeveloped countries.
Fighting To Stop Tuberculosis by NDdotEDU
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VoxFox -The Story of Megan Fox’s Hidden Passion. Brought to you by the Acer Aspire S7 by Acer
Megan Fox transcends typecasting, leads research to communicate with dolphins.
(I think my favorite part is the handshake that lasts too long.)
“Rouge Allure” / “I love Chanel”
directed by Sølve Sundsbø
starring Barbara Palvin
a tribute to Erwin Blumenfeld’s iconic 1950 Vogue cover
Stella Artois commercial — “World Trade Fair”
‘Secret Garden - Versailles’ | Film by Dior
A film by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, starring Daria Strokus, Melissa Stasiuk and Xiao Wen Ju in La Galeries Des Glaces - Château de Versailles.
directed by Wes Anderson
