sertraline

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josh:jeninla:

GET THE FUCK OUT.

This is what everyone drinks in LA?

If you cut Jon Gosselin, this is what he bleeds.

suicideblonde:

Hocus Pocus

Grew up on this film!

suicideblonde:

Bryan Singer Returning to X-Men Universe?

While X-Men: The Last Stand definitely has its fans, the primary consensus was that folks would’ve preferred X-Men and X2 director Bryan Singer behind the camera to complete the trilogy he started, which began with a very impressive origins film and continued with what some claim to be one of the greatest comic book films ever made. Unfortunately at the time, Singer gave up directing duties on The Last Stand to Brett Ratner in order to helm Superman Returns — a move that kinda came back to bite him in the ass on not just one front, but two.

Now, though, Singer is talking to 20th Century Fox about returning to the franchise that’s given him the most success as a filmmaker. Speaking at Korea’s Pusan International Film Festival, Singer said, “I’m still looking to possibly returning to the ‘X-Men’ franchise. I’ve been talking to Fox about it.” He added, ” I love Hugh Jackman. I love the cast.” While The Hollywood Reporter doesn’t mention any specific X-Men films, back in August it was reported that Singer was potentially interested in directing the upcoming X-Men: First Class film, though the Wolverine sequel is also currently without a director. Either way I’m sure fans would welcome him back to the franchise with open arms, hearts and minds.

Damn straight.

suicideblonde:

you dropped the bomb on me

This is amazing. It reminds of Banksy.

suicideblonde:

viereckige-augen:inothernews:

A WRONG RIGHTED Gay rights activists in Mumbai, India celebrate the groundbreaking ruling by the Delhi High Court decriminalizing homosexuality. (Photo by Rajanish Kakade / AP via Time)

(via eatsleepdraw)

Maybe the best thing ever?

can anyone tell me a french movie for me to watch?

bohemea:

wrox:checkerboxed:capucha:jennifermorris:jonnyrockwillkillyouintheface:tania8:

thebackdoor:allisfleeting:

anyone?

amelie!

you’ve probably seen it already though

Jeux d’enfants :)

L’appartment Une aire de famille

I could make a huge list so I will stick to my last year’s favorites, (with the exception of Amelie which is older, but is a MUST see. If you haven’t yet, watch it ASAP !) :

“Persepolis” -Marjane Satrapi

“La môme”- Olivier Dahan (Edith Piaf’s story)

“Ne le dis à personne”- (“Tell no one”) Guillaume Canet (awesome thriller)

Edit to add : I also forgot “Ensemble c’est tout” (“Hunting and gathering”) with Audrey Tautou & Guillaume Canet.

“Les Choristes”.

“La double vie de Véronique”

Un long dimanche de fiançailles (A Very Long Engagement). Audrey Tautou is perfection in the lead, Jodie Foster is in it (in a corset!) and the book (by Sébastien Japrisot) is superb. I also second the previous recommendation of Persepolis.

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Fandom Secret of the Day

Whenever I see these books I have to intense urge to rip the contents out.

claytoncubitt:

Body-building super muscular myostatin-inhibited cows. Someday you will be their burger.

Speaking as a person who grew up on a dairy farm, this really creeps me out.

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msbadkittie:

Moments later, Roker would inscribe an enormous pentagram on the Today Show set’s floor as a Snuggie-clad producer emerged with a mewling baby goat. Following the shocking, on-air sacrifice to Kragon, the Demon Lord of Comfortable Sloth, a ShamWow would be used to sop up the mess before it could permanently stain the carpet, with Lauer deadpanning as the magical towel greedily absorbed every last drop of blood, “The Germans, you know they always make good stuff.”

marklisanti: [mermay via soupsoup]

I was really excited when I someone had pointed out that this is a problem that is easily fixed with a sweater.