[cocvino]

[maudit]

[fuckyeahchaplin]

The Nymphs from  Charlie Chaplin’s Sunnyside c.1919 

[valentinovamp]

[justlikebogieandbacall]

Jeanne Eagels 

[now-that-i-thought-of-you]

My 9 year old nephew just stops and shouts ‘Dr Who!’, pointing at him. The Doctor then lowered his sunglasses, immediately crossed the road and got straight into character. He crouched down and asked him where he could get some decent fish fingers and custard and that we shouldn’t walk round that corner because there’s a rather angry Cyberman after him. My nephew loved this.

A Doctor Who fan and his nephew who spotted Matt Smith on the street

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[razorshapes]

Garry Simpson

[ihatespidermantoo-blog]

[thisblogisdead2017]

Powder compact, 1930s.

[forever90s]

[fanofmanythings101-deactivated2]

[gael-garcia]

[triplettes]

i mean could he be anymore in character?

[lunaiskind-blog]

ugh i love himmmmm

[asjwi]

[maraudere]

It’s so difficult to describe [depression] to someone who’s never been there, because it’s not sadness. I know sadness. Sadness is to cry and to feel. But it’s that cold absence of feeling — that really hollowed-out feeling. That’s what Dementors are. - J.K Rowling

[burgrs1994-deactivated20151224]

kinda pissed about not being a mermaid

[doglock]

I want to see a movie adaptation of a book that cuts out nothing. If it is one of my favorite novels I will have no problem sitting there for 8 hours if it means I can see Peeves the Poltergeist.

[axiomisms]

“The Starry Night”  Vincent van Gogh

[hippist]

oh wow, this is lovely 

[screengoddess]

Mary Nolan

[carolinetriestoreact]