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Mariana. Portuguese. 24. Likes way too many tv shows, movies and books to be listed. Multifandom

[louises-belcher]

do you ever want 95% of a fandom to shut the fuck up

[therudecouture-deactivated20181]

Gareth Pugh ss18 collection [my favorite collection]

[darthstrawberry]

The Empire Look

[flourgremlin-deactivated2018072]

people keep saying “go big or go home” as if going home doesn’t sound like the best idea ever?? hell yeah i wanna go home, and i’m gonna take a nap when i get there

[loving-spooky-fandoms]

Natalie Portman did THAT at the 2018 Golden Globes

[bonkai-diaries]

DRAGGED

[the-mayor-of-the-internet]

The force is strong in this family

someone take Photoshop away from me

[cobaltdays-deactivated20210208]

This is the best post I’ve seen all week

[spikeghost-deactivated20240530]

Joss Whedon Is a 'Hypocrite Preaching Feminist Ideals,' Ex-Wife Kai Cole Says (Guest Blog)

"He used his relationship with me as a shield ... so no one would question his relationships with other women or scrutinize his writing as anything other than feminist," she writes

[occidentaltourist]

Buffy was a really important show for me growing up, and I adored Firefly. 

I’ve known for a while now that Joss is a pretender - the first inkling I had was the way he treated Charisma Carpenter during her run on his shows. But reading details about his abhorrent behavior and (ab)use of power is still an eye opener and a disappointment. I admire Kai Cole for speaking out, even though he still threatens to gaslight her at the end of this article. What a fucking bastard. 

[spikeghost-deactivated20240530]

Buffy is my all-time favorite show, and i think it’s important to remember that a LOT of people were responsible in making this show (and a lot of his other shows) great. He might have had the idea but it wasn’t his work along that made Buffy, Angel, etc. what it was.

[yayfeminism]

“When I was running ‘Buffy,’ I was surrounded by beautiful, needy, aggressive young women. It felt like I had a disease, like something from a Greek myth. Suddenly I am a powerful producer and the world is laid out at my feet and I can’t touch it.” But he did touch it. He said he understood, “I would have to lie — or conceal some part of the truth — for the rest of my life,” but he did it anyway, hoping that first affair, “would be ENOUGH, that THEN we could move on and outlast it.” This is so gross and disappointing. What a creepy statement to make about the actresses on his shows

[cinematik-deactivated20180629]

whatever like harry potter was important to my childhood and all but honestly name ONE good canon couple from that series. one. i dare you

[darthstrawberry]

molly and arthur weasley?

[drunkxabi]

David Tennant on “Q.I.” on Dec. 24, 2009. (x)

[darthstrawberry]

Actually me

[themushroommafia]

I wish my successor, whoever he or she might be, the best of luck.

Tom Baker, the Fourth Doctor, 1980. (via themushroommafia)

[onlyleigh]

She has a blonde bob because she misses Rose don’t @ me this is now canon.

[darthstrawberry]

#dancingwithdementors

[profeminist]

Source

[ritchandspace]

I’m trying to figure out why the press release about Thirteen includes quotes from Whittaker, Chibnall, Capaldi, other DW producers, BBC Drama Controller, but doesn’t have a quote from Moffat congratulating her? And all over twitter you’ve got former doctors and companions congratulating her.

Has Moffat said anything about her yet?

[imnotgivingmynametoacomputer]

[thenugking]

so happy jodie whittaker won the wimbedon mens final

[daisyridleys-deactivated2018011]

…I also have to be grateful for all she gave us while she was here.

—  Mark Hamill about Carrie Fisher at D23 expo 2017, after both of them received the title of ‘Disney legends’

[arandomguy163]

Its like the 80’s all over again, a remorseless madwoman runs the UK, a maniacal bastard runs the US, the world’s on the brink of nuclear war and all I want to do is listen to synthpop

[berlynn-wohl]

star wars, ghostbusters, and mad max all pass the bechdel test now tho

[ismenetruth]

that helps with the deja vu but tragically not the crushing fear of nuclear apocalypse

[berlynn-wohl]

try the synthpop again

[taluluto-deactivated20190219]

John Green is a living refutation to the law of conservation of meaning. It is astounding. This man takes words which, by themselves, have meanings– perfectly good meanings, words which impart concepts or ideas which, when spoken to an English speaker, make understandable sense– and he manages, somehow, I have no idea how he does it, to arrange them in such a way that although they are grammatically correct, they mean absolutely nothing at all. Let me show you what I mean.

Read this sentence from the first page of his novel “The Fault in our Stars”:

Depression is a side effect of dying. Cancer is also a side effect of dying. Almost everything is, really.

What does any of this mean? The surrounding sentences gave little to no oh my god I really cant do this.

i was going to keep going and being honestly analytical but i couldnt possibly say anything to make you understand what i mean more than the sentence ‘cancer is also a side effect of dying’ on its own. just read that. just read those words, in that order,over and over. i cant take my eyes off it. fuck, look at it. look at this fucking sentence. this is an eldritch sentence. it’s like being in one of those rooms where all the walls are mirrors and seeing yourself reflected over and over infinitely. there’s not even an abyss of meaninglessness to gaze into because that would imply depth.