[freakcliff]

many things about the chronicles of Narnia made me irrevocably insane at the small age of six years old but one of the big ones was the bit in prince Caspian where caspian blows susan's horn to try and summon help and it summons the pevensie kids like. that's crazy ok. that's insane. imagine at 12 years old you're given a horn thats purpose is basically summoning divine intervention & then years later someone blows it and summons YOU . I'm crazy !

[kudo-i-guess]

dw op, Pinterest got your back

[jarofalicesgrunge777]

Ozzy & Sharon at their wedding day, July 4, 1982

[singemall-stayallnight]

Jimmy Page in 1975, by Joe Sia.

[panties-on-boys]

i actually fucking hate mentioning IT and the person i’m talking to goes “oh the movie with the clown??” like. yeah. i fucking guess. IT IS THE LEAST IMPORTANT CHARACTER IN THE WHOLE FILM. IT’S FOUND FAMILY. IT’S BOYS IN LOVE IN THE 80s. IT’S BREAKING THE CYCLE. IT’S A GIRL BEING ONE OF THE BOYS. but i guess the stupid fucking dancing clown was also there. wasting everybody’s FUCKING TIME and killing RICHIE TOZIER’S BOYFRIEND

[kosmogrl]

[chatteringfox]

[Image description: Tweet by @/Avataraari reading: the person you used to be did not fight so hard for your survival just for you to get better and view them as weak or embarrassing. /End ID]

[liberalsarecool]

You unlit candle.

[ohmovie]

I’m not the one you want, babe I’m not the one you need No, no, no, it ain’t me, babe It ain’t me you’re lookin’ for, babe

Timothée Chalamet & Monica Barbaro as Bob Dylan & Joan Baez A COMPLETE UNKNOWN│2024

[omg-hellgirl]

Here was a character who was so weird even his eyes didn’t match, a character so sexually ambiguous and alluring that generations have seemingly forgotten about, or forgiven, Bowie's love of the bright orange hairdo.

Rob Fitzpatrick, Gods of Rock.

[animentality]

[quasi-normalcy]

"Use it" for what exactly?

[chaoticnoisy]

My good shade!

[onemorecupofcoffee]

[charleskinbotekin]

the iliad it boy and tamer of horses

[homunculus-argument]

You ever been in a state where you physically have no energy, but you're bored and socially understimulated so you kind of wish you could just invite people to come over like this:

[zambomarti]

I take revenge on you, on you for her purity, her cry and her death! No man shall ever possess me!

Turandot, Giacomo Puccini

I recently watched it at the Verona Arena, absolutely amazing!!

[ownalternative-deactivated20250]

So endearing when people are like “I know I’m late getting into the Beatles but” baby we’re all late. None of us were there

[poet-by-heart]

Sorry, but the whole “Hector is wearing Achilles’ own armor, taken from my corpse. It looks, almost, as if Achilles is chasing himself.” part just has me thinking… Who is Achilles truly hunting down on that battlefield? The man who killed Patroclus, or the man who let Patroclus walk into his demise? Who is Achilles trying to punish? Who is he truly trying to kill? Hector or himself?