#tears

enya|28|belgian. sporadic activity.

[sophieturnersource]

Sophie Turner at the British Summer Time Festival in Hyde Park

[grahamlesliecoxon-deactivated20]

“if people were rain then i was a drizzle and she was a sharknado”

[spidaerman]

Steve Harrington and his one braincell.

[kpfun]

#important data

[keybladesoras]

Steve being a hero in Season Three

[davidharboursource]

David Harbour as Jim Hopper in Stranger Things 3.06

[valtsv]

“being into (genuinely harmless thing which annoys some people but isn’t actually hurting anyone) is kinda cringe lol”

[inacatastrophicmind]

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[notdavidfincher]

Look in my eyes, Eddie. The way I see it… we can do whatever we want.

Venom (2018) dir. Ruben Fleischer, DoP Matthew Libatique

[kingsglaivus]

[rygdea-deactivated20210530]

Enacting plots of utter cruelty while maintaining a graceful demeanor have caused many to fear this young man as the Angel of Death.

[adiosassholesarchive]

zidane/dagger + hugs

[thechocobros]

@tiyunut asked:  most underappreciated canon ship in the FF fandom  

   ↳ Zidane Tribal + Garnet Til Alexandros XVII

[mishacolins]

Certainty of death, small chance of success… What are we waiting for?

[pyrlspite]

tumblr is like wading through everyone else’s garbage until you find something good and go “ah. this is good” and take it and display it in your own garbage pile

[clary-jace]

top fifteen stranger things relationships (as voted by my followers) ★ ↳13. el hopper & will byers: can i see him?

[elizadushkudaily]

Eliza Dushku: I worked at CBS. I didn’t want to be sexually harassed. I was fired - The Boston Globe

By Eliza Dushku December 19, 2018

The narrative propagated by CBS, actor Michael Weatherly, and writer-producer Glenn Gordon Caron is deceptive and in no way fits with how they treated me on the set of the television show “Bull’’ and retaliated against me for simply asking to do my job without relentless sexual harassment. This is not a “he-said/she-said” case. Weatherly’s behavior was captured on CBS’s own videotape recordings.

I feel compelled to chronicle what actually happened after The New York Times published a story about how CBS handled my allegations. I declined to be interviewed for that piece because I wanted to honor the terms of my settlement with the network. I was under the impression that Weatherly and Caron would also not respond per our settlement. Instead, all commented to the Times in what amounted to more deflection, denial, and spin.

Before I get into what actually happened, here is some background. CBS vigorously courted me for several network shows. When presenting the offer to co-lead on “Bull,” CBS made the case to my team that the whole Dr. Jason Bull M.O. of bedding every female interest and winning every case needed strong female balance. CBS said it wanted to pivot to a classic “two-hander” (two main characters), a la “Moonlighting.” After I accepted, the network even brought in Caron, who created “Moonlighting,” as the new showrunner for “Bull.” And so I was hired to finish the last three episodes of season one, with CBS’s expressed intention of my beginning season two as a series regular with an option for up to six seasons.

In explaining his bad behavior, Weatherly, who plays Dr. Bull, claimed I didn’t get his attempt at humor. That’s how a perpetrator rationalizes when he is caught. For the record, I grew up in Boston with three older brothers and have generally been considered a tomboy. I made a name for myself playing a badass vampire slayer turned tough LA cheerleader; I have worked with numerous leading men, including Robert DeNiro, Leonardo DiCaprio, even CBS’s own David Boreanaz. I can handle a locker room. I have been on Howard Stern and was hired by Kevin Smith for a film where I wore a black leather cat suit and played a member of an international diamond-thief-gang-ring. I do not want to hear that I have a “humor deficit” or can’t take a joke. I did not over-react. I took a job and, because I did not want to be harassed, I was fired.

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