Rebel With A Cause

Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die today.

[sandandglass]

[babymoodyy]

I’ll reblog this until I am dead

[island-delver-go]

Always relevant

[ruinedchildhood]

[hilarydaily]

[oliviascolmans]

[unkemp]

everyone needs a best friend like leslie knope 

[hilarydaily]

Hilary Duff for Cosmopolitan Magazine 

[madasahatter-highasakite]

[brattyp3ach]

This is the best one I’ve seen

[gayghosttt]

I’d just like to point out that the paper says “the louder they laugh, the harder it is for them to hear you cry” and that breaks my heart

[dillontyrrell]

I've gotten in the habit lately of whenever I see a bad driver, I start singing "Stupid Hoe" by Nicki Minaj.

[brtycrouchjr]

[official-madame-defarge-blog]

NO BUT DO YOU WANT TO HEAR MY THEORY FOR THIS SCENE

This doesn’t comply with the books, I realize, but it doesn’t exactly not comply either.

Why would Malfoy rip a page out of a random book? If he wanted the book, he could have just bought the book himself. He’s not poor, his family doesn’t discourage learning. He chooses to rip a particular page with a pointed glance out of a book. Why?

Think of what this and Dobby’s actions of warning have in common: Lucius Malfoy. The one who was apparently talking freely of the dangers that would face the Muggle borns this year. I think Draco knew more about what was going on, or at least figured more out, than he let on to his friends. Why? He was worried.

How does this connect to the ripped paper? How did Harry and Ron find out about the basilisk? How did Hermione?

A ripped piece of paper on basilisks.

Now we’re to assume that Hermione found this in a library book and promptly ripped it out to take with her.

But why would Hermione, with her love and care for books almost on par with the librarian, rip a page out of a book she could have just checked out? My guess is she didn’t find it in the library.

My guess is Draco somehow slipped her the piece of paper that he ripped out of a book before school started, detailing the monster he knew was in the Chamber.

He slipped Hermione the paper somehow, whether by leaving it on her desk or planting it in her bag. He tried to warn them, as best he could.

[fangirltothefullest]

HOLY SHIT

I always wondered why they so importantly showed Malfoy ripping the page from the book. It was strange to me. Yes he’s destructive but honestly there is no point in showing that. But you’re right- Hermione would NEVER rip out a page of a book- this makes so much sense. 

[weapons-grade-spork]

THE EPIPHANY I JUST HAD.

[harrypotterconfessions]

MovieVerse Theories.

[dillontyrrell]

OMG THIS IS BRILLIANT. BRB I'M GONNA GO TELL MY MOM.

[amazinghilary]

[1000-life-hacks]

[aprilsludgate-deactivated201503]

What kind of things will you be doing now that you’re not on Parks and Recreation?

[notabadday]

"We’re gonna miss each other. This show is, for the fans, gonna live on forever. That is the beauty of being a fan of Parks and Recreation, is that anytime you want to see it, you can go on Netflix and see it or you can go on your DVR and see it or you can put in your DVD and see it. But for us it’s not about the idea that our show is gonna live forever because that’s not where we enjoy the show, not in the medium of it being shown on television. We enjoy creating it and making it, and that’s coming to an end so that’s very sad for us because, you know, we’re not fans of the show, we are the people who are making the show. Just like life, it’s a beautiful thing but you enter it knowing that it will end one day. Our tears aren’t because we feel like we haven’t lived a full life here on the show, it’s just that it’s coming to an end and it’s very emotional for us." - Chris Pratt

[shoyomoons]

Parks and Recreation (2009-2015)

”Sometimes you have to make the hardest climb to see the most beautiful sunrise." I read that once on an old lady’s decorative pillow, but it is really how I feel today. I’ve climbed a very weird and rocky mountain, and it was a pain in the ass, and my legs are tired, and I’m starving. But the sun is rising over a sea of love and waffles and possibility, so I’m just gonna relax and take a deep breath and enjoy this view for as long as I possibly can. 

[lovetheblazer]

So here’s the thing: Alan Turing never got to stand on a stage like this and look out at all these disconcertingly attractive faces and I do, and I think that’s the most unfair thing I’ve ever heard. So in this brief time here, what I want to use it to do is say this: when I was sixteen years old, I tried to kill myself because I felt weird and I felt different and I felt like I did not belong. And now I’m standing here, so I would like for this moment to be for that kid out there that feels like she’s weird or she’s different or she doesn’t fit in anywhere. Yes, you do. I promise you do. Stay weird, stay different, and then when it’s your turn and you are standing on this stage, please pass the same message to the next person who comes along. Thank you so much.

Graham Moore accepting an Oscar for writing The Imitation Game (via lovetheblazer)

[komrukru]

[eroscestlavie]

hugh dancy in an oscar winner sandwich 

[fantomeheart]

Oh.

[morningerections]

he’s down to lick broface

[dillontyrrell]

I don't know why I'm laughing so hard but it's probably because it's 13 minutes after my bedtime and I'm tired.

[fromthemotionpicture]

Meryl Streep on Patricia Arquette’s Oscar acceptance speech. 

[ehco]