I think you know a lost cause when you see one.

flavorpill:

Beautiful Dance Performances That Incorporate Books

New addiction. 

Good Omens, Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman

salazarhawn:

Tarun Tahiliani | Spring Summer 2013

The white one at the end is my favorite! It’s absolutely BRILLIANT! 

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queenjeynes:

_{women of colour in a song of ice and fire}

_{q’orianka kilcher as daenerys targaryen
gong li as cersei lannister
kerry washington as catelyn stark
nathalie emmanuel as sansa stark
willow smith as arya stark
sonam kapoor as margaery tyrell
naomie harris as melisandre
aisha hinds as brienne of tarth
chipo chung as ygritte
jessica sula as jeyne westerling}

“Don’t forget about me, Veronica.”
“I could never.”

I’m halfway through Season Two of Veronica Mars and I really miss Lily Kane. I absolutely adored how Lily could be extremely intelligent and somehow terrifically reckless too. I loved that she wasn’t perfectly nice, but neither was she perfectly horrid. 

Mostly, I think it’s fantastic how unafraid she is of her own sexuality. She never hides or covers up her body she just owns it- in all senses of the word. I would call it a kind of courage- but honestly, there is no fear in this girl. If other people felt threatened by her presence, well, shit, it was their god damned problem, not hers*. She just exuded this power. Very cool. 

*Which, for the record, I do not believe is the only ideal way to celebrate your body.

theheirsofdurin:

_{The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Trailer (x)}

gingerhaze:

What I’m getting is that all the women in Middle Earth ran off and set up their own civilization somewhere….

I am not happy with the ads that show up on my dashboard, disguised as just another post from one of the superb blogs I follow. 

I have hand-picked all of these blogs for a reason (or several). It then must be obvious that I have deliberately decided against some other blogs, including Ford’s tumblr. 

So, why the fuck is it on my dash?

Make it go away.

theparisreview:

“I still think the same way I thought as a child. I still worry. I’m still frightened. Nothing changes.” —Maurice Sendak

Video by Blank on Blank. Interview by Andrew Romano and Ramin Seetodeh at Sendak’s home in Connecticut in 2000.

ideasandinaction:

I went off to Google something and stumbled upon what I am pretty sure both kindergarten me and current me would agree is the Best Google Doodle ever.

harpercollinschildrens:

Happy Birthday to Maurice Sendak’s BUMBLE-ARDY!