[elishanelsonfanacct]

College, The Sopranos

[selavy]

[grrlmusic]

Hunter Schafer

[cloudtinn]

Anyway, don’t be a stranger.

Frances Ha (2012), dir. Noah Baumbach.

[zegalba]

Sadako, the female ghost from The Ring, appearing at a japanese baseball game between the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters and Yakult Swallows.

[illbeyoursecretary]

In Phantom Thread we see Alma's name written three times. One by her, another by Cyril and last, stitched by Reynolds, hidden in one of the dresses he made for her.

[pierppasolini]

Gods Own Country (2017) // dir. Francis Lee

[haunted-melancholy]

Kirsten Dunst on the set of MARIE ANTOINETTE (2006) Dir. Sofia Coppola

[cappucosmic]

The Last Dragon

[bungerc0re]

I feel like something GREAT is going to happen to me. I feel like something WONDERFUL has happened. It hasn't reached me yet but it's on its way.

[jessaerys]

[deedoop]

[imaslave4u]

Lady Gaga performing ‘Paparazzi’ at the MTV Video Music Awards (September 13, 2009) 

[jessaerys]

jughead: you aren't upset that veronica and i kissed right

fujo betty:

[supermariomamafucker]

kroger brand tortilla chips on deck

[foone]

this room averages out to a normal writing speed.

[dogpuppy]

[az0lla]

[manicdepressivebaeddel]

“What’s the purpose of it? Capitalism would not collapse if Grenada remained revolutionary. And Reagan was right, it wasn’t a matter of direct resources that you needed from that country. He said, “Nutmeg is not the question.” I mean, that was Grenada’s biggest export, we could get perfectly good nutmeg from Africa, you don’t need Grenada’s nutmeg. So why did they invade Grenada? They invaded Grenada because they were serving notice to the people of the Caribbean, and to the people of Latin America, and to the people of the world, that you cannot drop out of your client-state free-market system. That if you tried to take an independent source, and that if you use your land, your labor, your resources, and your capital, and your markets in a different way, in a collectivist way, if you use them to benefit the needs of your people, rather than to be milked like a cow for foreign investors, if you do that, this is what’s going to happen to you.”

— Michael Parenti