#EVEN DROGON KNEW YOU DON’T BURN YOUR FAMILY
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#EVEN DROGON KNEW YOU DON’T BURN YOUR FAMILY
(for joannalannister)
The long night is coming, and the dead come with it. No clan can stop them, the free folk can’t stop them, the knights watch can’t stop them and all the southern kings can’t stop them. Only together, all of us, and even then it might not be enough.
Snake Eyes (x)
that you want to move away from the noise of this place
This time that we had I will hold f o r e v e r.
THANK YOU, GLEE.
Legit I just love Glee so much unironically and unconditionally and not in a ‘I hate Glee but I love it’ kind of way nO I JUST REALLY LOVE GLEE
The media reacts to Lady Gaga’s tribute to “The Sound of Music” at the 87th annual Academy Awards
In a shocking twist of events, the general public seems to agree! In a Time Magazine poll, 97% of readers loved the performance, Gaga’s performance was Facebook’s most talked about and Twitter’s most tweeted about event of the night, and a video of the tribute is currently the most popular clip on YouTube.
We are living for the love!
london october-november 2014
One more month.
Sansa and I have grown up together for the past five years, and so when I’m reading the script and something happens to her, I cry all the time. There is a real connection between us – I feel everything she feels. I’d come on set and see something like Ned’s [her character’s father’s] beheading, a heavy, heavy scene to shoot. Having my mum on set for the first three years was really important back then. Because if you get too wrapped up in that darkness, it can really damage you.
Who’s your favourite Royal? (x) - Natalie Dormer behind the scenes of Vanity Fair’s British Portfolio.