#interview quote

[fluffycakesistainted]

When the idea came to me for this movie, I thought about other supernatural creatures as a thing that they could confront at the juke joint. [...] And I kept coming back to vampires because of everything that the vampire implies in public consciousness. Vampires—it's not a steadfast rule, but it's pretty commonly associated with sensuality. Vampires are expected to be sexy, usually expected to be fashionable, usually expected to be knowledgeable, usually expected to be very powerful. It’s not thought of as wrong if a vampire is converted to vampirism but they maintain a human personality, the human memories. It’s a fascinating premise. I mean, you’ll see a version of this almost in every culture. [...] If I’m trying to have a conversation about our common humanity—which for me, this movie is about. [...] So for me, the vampire was a creature who’s, like, human adjacent, who was human at some point, became something else. But through their advanced age, they could see society for what it was. 

--Ryan Coogler - Fresh Air, NPR

[feralmelancholia]

Jane Birkin (1969)

[whyshouldelisabesad]

“I love my girlfriend, Katya, who’s a very good artist. Because we both are creative people, we’re able to talk about the many similarities we share, although there are aspects that are very different for both of us, but we’re trying to understand what those are. I think it’s true when people say that actors only know what it’s like being an actor, and I’m sure the same goes for every medium.

Katya gave me great strength which helped me be able to do Nitram. I haven’t had too many jobs where I’ve been in a relationship at the same time, and this is the longest relationship I have ever been in. Knowing Katya was there and loved me and would be there when I came back, allowed me to be more fearless and explore aspects of playing Nitram that I wouldn’t have if I was alone, like normal. It allowed me to go into territory that I maybe wouldn’t have otherwise, because I would have been afraid of how people would see me, because I was so self-conscious. I felt more freedom, just knowing that this love was there for me.”

— Caleb Landry Jones, March 30th, 2022

[rebelwisedaily]

day 3: new interview reveals that will seeks romantic advice from robin in an emotional scene (likely in the first volume, as most journalists here have seen the first 3 episodes)!! 👀👀 and maya hawke talks about what advice she personally would give to will

[alyssamariag]

“If you get up every single day and do what feels right…and you go after it…the only thing that matters is that you keep getting after it” -Pedro Pascal

see this art on my IG | buy this as a print

[chainofdreams]

DO: "Stille", your latest album, is already Lacrimosa 5th full-length release. What would you say are the main differences musically between this work and the previous ones? How would you characterize the evolution of Lacrimosa?

AN: The earlier albums were darker and more pessimistic minded. It's normal to change your interests as you grow older and develop as a human. As Tilo was getting older and gathered more experience, the music was also developing with him. Situations were seen in a more positive light. The music is actually the best mirror to take a look into the past and the different situations that Tilo, and on the last two albums we together, were in. Nowadays the music has been getting quite varied like the whole surrounding system, we are into many thing at the same time but nowadays we see the light at the end of the tunnel and can take many things in a different way than what we did in the earlier days. We have learned to survive.

Interview with Anne Nurmi from Dark Oath #6, 1997

[nextstopwonderland]

“I learned far more inside of that match, bell to bell, than I’d ever learned in the history of my career in a match. I wanted to kill that mother-----, but I also learned what made Bryan Danielson the American Dragon. And that made me levels better. We have zero in common, and I mean zero, but I learned a lot. And that was the first time we’d ever shared a ring together, which too many people gloss over”

MJF on his 65 minute Iron Match match with Bryan Danielson (Sports Illustrated, August 2023)

[intoxicatedfandom]

The quote "So let me tell you the Zayn Malik experience. When Divian and I got the chance to interview the boys, they were split in 2 groups. Zayn was really quiet. But he was sooo good lookin man. Like when he would look my way I would just like shy away cuz he was really good lookin. You don’t understand? videos and photos? Dont do this guy justice man. He isnt photogenic at all. but wen you see him in real life? Damn. Just….damn. No homo but damn…. "

This made me laugh! Whoever this is is responding much as I think I would. It’s why I used to call him an alien prince, because his beauty is really otherworldly. And that’s from pictures. Smh, imagine having to interview him and say words.