[yenvengerberg]

PERCY JACKSON & ANNABETH CHASE Season 2 Episode 5: We Check In to C.C.'s Spa & Resort

[emziess]

I just know how to be a demigod // Human choices. That's me. Percy Jackson and the Olympians

[mybodywakesup]

The knight and the zoomer, they retire from battle, and they settle down in a small village. With each passing day, their love grows stronger.

[emziess]

Because we were so divided into the jocks, the nerds, freaks. And in the chaos, all those walls broke down, and I made new friends. I made friends who were never even supposed to be my friends.

Steve & Dustin Stranger Things

[spider-mann]

STRANGER THINGS 4.09 | 5.07

[djo]

STEVE HARRINGTON 4.08: Papa | 5.07: The Bridge

[loserdrag0n]

Mike wheeler always at the crime scene

Edit: added the coming out scene. I think the hug shows who Will ACTUALLY wanted there 😭

[luke-thompsons]

#krypto stole the whole show

[mantisdepot]

they are best friends

[waveoftheocean]

absolute menace but still such a good boy :')))

[liberalsarecool]

Losing your empathy, losing your imagination, and finding yourself alone are all connected.

Right-wing masculinity influencers are counting on book bans and banned words to shrink your heart and mind.

[danykindaforgotaboutdre]

what is it about a period setting that makes struggle love so much tastier?

[thelovelybookworm]

I saw a post of someone calling Tita de la Garza (from Como Agua para Chocolate) the Mexican Elizabeth Bennet and I think they might have hit the nail on the head. At least the new adaptation is really going in that direction in terms of her looks, very Kira Knightly circa P&P 2005.

But if I hear one (☝🏽) person calls Pedro Muzquiz this story’s Mr. Darcy, I will have a conniption. Pedro isn’t deserving of the comparison. Regardless of how many billowy shirts production put him in.

[berthas-russells]

COMO AGUA PARA CHOCOLATE (2024) ❖ 1x05 "Guajolote en mole"

[berthas-russells]

COMO AGUA PARA CHOCOLATE (2024) ❖ 1x01 "Torrejas de nata"

[gelphiegifs]

Elphaba & Glinda in new movie teaser

[drop-of-infinity]

I don’t think we talk enough about how the entirety of Wicked is built on the irony of No One Mourns the Wicked. The musical exists because Glinda feels the need to tell Elphaba’s story, because she is in mourning and entirely alone in that. Glinda’s love is what creates the musical because no one mourns Elphaba except her, and that is an incredibly lonely place to be. She’s just lost two of the most important people to her, and all she’s trying to do is make someone, anyone else see how important they were.