#no more please

[d15h504p]

New Minecraft trailer

WHAT?!?!

!?!!?!!?

[kaledo-art]

Subnautica 2 slug and fish study

[mydairpercabeth]

sigh

[damnitdani1]

[hellou-partiedeux]

Does anyone else from MotoGP want to come forward with injury confessions?

[yonglixx]

"I think that's beautiful," Connor says. "It's a subtext, a purpose of creation. Rachel Reid wrote this story in a very specific genre, consciously and intentionally. She's said herself she wanted to address homophobia in hockey and spark conversation. And Jacob was very vocal about wanting to create a gay love story that wasn't tragic. Not about people being torn apart, about lives destroyed without a happy ending. It's important to return to Rachel's intention and how Jacob translated it to screen. They're brilliant. And it makes me so happy that it resonated. I receive so many messages, especially from queer people, who feel seen through Ilya. Who feel validated as bisexual. Who genuinely connect to that narrative. This could have remained just a sweet love story with a twist. But it's incredibly moving how deeply it echoed, how many people globally saw themselves in it."

Connor Storrie for the March Issue of Vogue Adria.

[skub-maxxer]

I think everything that can be said about batman has already been said and we should all just move on