Make of this what you will

[deadcrushing]

thor ragnarok fight scene but holding out for a hero is playing

[hegodamask]

@nyebevans @nathanosblightcallers

[big-tiddy-goth-ghoulfriend]

This works so well, I am in awe.

“Where are all the gods” right as Thor starts tossing people around

The chorus hits hard at the same time Valkyrie does and her first swing even connects right when the song has what sounds like a sparking sound effect

“He’s gotta be strong” just when Hulk steps in

The small synth flourish timed perfectly with a dramatic Loki hair flip

This is art.

[chants-de-lune]

Thor hits the slow-mo of his descent right on the first long trill 

“streetwise Hercules” plays when he runs down the bifrost 

[anonymoustypewriter]

The drum beat at the beginning timed with the lightning strikibg the tower

[gael-garcia]

Ruth Negga as Hamlet

Gate Theatre - Dublin, Ireland | 21 September - 27 October 2018

[laynemorgan]

So this dude just won. 

[wicked-and-divine]

Old as the universe itself

[sugarmoonaki]

[bellaxiao]

[mtvmademedoit]

Women’s History Month

[babyanimalgifs]

The world is a beautiful place.

[iwillgladlyjointhefight-blog]

Usnavi getting roasted in the Genius annotations

[fromrussiawiththelovebone]

[backstageleft-deactivated202009]

Created by my friend Sam, in his own words:

“As most theatre students will tell you, an important part of an education in the dramatic arts is creating a HIGHLY EDGY interpretation of a classic play for a random class project, or, in many cases, your capstone. If you know a theatre undergrad struggling to find a unique take on a timeless piece of work, use my newly-created theatre aesthetic generator!”

[fuckyeahgreatplays]

Shakespearean Futurist Oklahoma!

I’m down.

[misstanwyck]

Missy flipping pancakes 

[vortexrose]

Me every time I cook without a recipe (which is every time I cook)

[wave-on-seashell]

Stunning gardens

[impossiblyhighmuffin]

Reblog for a smile ❤

[fats]

@natesnerdylife quality blog content 

[yeeowch]

@viliana-less

[gameswithfisch]

Always reblog for Charlie.

[lolobee8288]

This literally makes me lol. @beeps-bravely-through-her-fear

[missfreemanteaches]

Reblogging because puppies.

[theafricatheynevershowyou]

Kenya’s League of Extravagant Grannies

This is the story of Kenya’s League of Extravagant Grannies who were once corporate and government leaders in the 1970’s but are now retired. They now live the retired high life travelling to exotic and remote areas within Africa to explore, party and enjoy in exclusivity.

We managed to catch up with 3 of them in Somalia soon after they landed. Little is known about them till now…..

[portraitsofboston]

“I own a Bed and Breakfast here, and I work a lot. But every day I make time to go swimming at high tide to keep myself calm. I have an app on my phone, and I schedule my day around the high tide. I have a wonderful outdoor shower behind my house, and I take a shower afterwards and then go back to work. The ocean water is very soothing. Even if you are a little grumpy, once you swim and get in the shower, nothing bothers you.”

[eyesaremosaics]

Because he does not care for Juliet. Does he take her pulse? Does he get a doctor? Does he make sure? No. He kills himself. The illusion fools him because he does not care for her. He only cares about himself…if he did not love her, why should there be a play? Looking in a mirror and seeing nothing. That is not love. It was an illusion. When the illusion ended he had to kill himself.

John Merrick, from Bernard Pomerance’s play “the Elephant Man” (via eyesaremosaics)

[boykingdom]

who on earth coined the stereotype that girls are obsessed with changing clothes i’ve been wearing the same t shirt and pajama pants for two days now and the same bra for like three

[thenarator]

OOH OOH I KNOW THIS ONE! so in the elizabethan era queen elizabeth couldn’t appear like she was having That Time of the Month in front of the male members of her court, and you bet your ass if she had to remain in the public eye while she was bleeding from the snatch then the rest of the female courtiers did too. because they didn’t have handy dandy tampons back in the day, they would basically shove a rag down there and inevitably bleed onto the inner layers of their clothes. she what did they do? changed clothes. about eight times a day to be precise, and they did that all month long, so none of the delicate male constitutions would be offended by unseen yet implied bloody lady parts. this is part of why fashion was such a huuuuuge cultural item (and the secondhand clothing industry was such a huge part of society) because they had to appear like they were just doing it out of vanity/showing off their wealth. this became pretty much the standard mode of behavior for ladies who had to be out and about during shark week, right up until some nurses realized that the specialized gauze pads they used to plug up bullet wounds would work great for other such bleeding holes.

so yeah if you were wondering why dudes think women change their clothes a lot its because they don’t understand periods.

[star-spangled-jackass]

It always comes down to men not being able to handle periods