ghdos:

thesecondtolastclarissa:

shattersthemoon:

amonyourface:

rlydum:

fucking christ

Whoa, goddamn.

Uh, author??

by Pamela August Russell and apparently the whole book is just on google for some reason???

Such a dope collection of pieces.

thesecondtolastclarissa:

shattersthemoon:

amonyourface:

rlydum:

fucking christ

Whoa, goddamn.

Uh, author??

by Pamela August Russell and apparently the whole book is just on google for some reason???

Such a dope collection of pieces.

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May. 25 2013

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dyslexic-duckling:

Eurovision party with Team Iron Man :D

Harley was given war machine PJs after his Iron Patriot set was judged ‘a crime against humanity’

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May. 25 2013

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May. 25 2013

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May. 25 2013

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The woman in the scene» Natalie Dormer as Moriarty
♛

The woman in the scene
» Natalie Dormer as Moriarty

♛

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May. 25 2013

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EasyBib: The Free Automatic Bibliography Composer ➔

writersprocrastinate:

Automatic works cited and bibliography formatting for MLA, APA and Chicago/Turabian citation styles. Now supports 7th edition of MLA.

This website is the greatest thing that will ever happen to you. You’re welcome.

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May. 24 2013

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truthindent:

“I resented the attitude that ‘This is editorial and this is advertising’. I always felt, why dilute it? Why not always go for the full shot?”
- Melvin Sokolsky

truthindent:

“I resented the attitude that ‘This is editorial and this is advertising’. I always felt, why dilute it? Why not always go for the full shot?”

- Melvin Sokolsky

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May. 24 2013

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I think acting can be very frustrating, and there's no experience that doesn't make you a better actor.

I think acting can be very frustrating, and there's no experience that doesn't make you a better actor.

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May. 24 2013

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May. 24 2013

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“But Natasha is the only one who mines her own vulnerability. She’s the only one who makes it into a performance. And there’s something radical in acknowledging that feminine vulnerability as a performative, as something fake we are taught to expect and to mimic. That can be our superpower. We can be strong in ways men never will be because we face bullshit they will never have to face. That’s not justice, but it is power. It is strength. It’s control.”

— this super great essay about black widow and feminism (via helio-phile)

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May. 24 2013

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LeVar Burton and John Cho at the Star Trek Into Darkness premiere after party

LeVar Burton and John Cho at the Star Trek Into Darkness premiere after party

May. 24 2013

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“Remember a little movie called Titanic? It’s the second highest grossing movie of all time. But such figures don’t factor for inflation, which basically makes such a list a case of apples and oranges. Adjust Titanic’s $658 million domestic box office take from just sixteen years ago and it would be just over $1 billion in today’s dollars. That’s a tragedy no love story could fix … It gets worse. ET, the ninth highest grossing movie of all time, brought in $435 million back in 1982. It was a huge hit and helped defined an era. In today’s dollars, it would have brought in over $1 billion. 1977′s Star Wars IV did $466 million, but you’d need $1.28 billion of today’s declining greenbacks to get the same effect. You can say Avatar is the highest grossing movie of all time, but Star Wars outperforms it by 68% when you figure out that dollars were worth so much more back then.”

— Andrew Henderson (via the-altar)

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May. 24 2013

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