“Whenever each child, each sibling, is in the Red Room, something in the fantasy is red. And it’ll be a very, very small thing. When Luke gets taken to the hotel room, he’s worn Converse throughout the show, and all of a sudden his Converse are red. And it’s so slight you can barely even see it. And I think Steven is wearing a red jumper in his fantasy. And so there’s something at the end, Kate Siegel, who plays Theo, kind of pointed it out to me — with Luke’s sobriety cake… She went, ‘The cake is red.’” - Oliver Jackson-Cohen on TheWrap
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Ariana Grande as Regina George, Torrance Shipman, Jenna Rink, and Elle Woods.
i’d rather die than do math in any context
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Lucy Liu photographed by Saint Warwick
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Sophie Turner Louis Vuitton for UNICEF (November 2018)
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I literally love being at home! In my own space! Comfortable! Not surrounded by people!
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Brie Larson for PORTER Magazine (2017)
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secondhand embarrassment is pure agony and i wish a lot of comedy didnt rely on it
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not to further the “Rihanna as Poison Ivy” fancast train but
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Me: Hozier’s tribute to protest musicians and contemplation of his own ability and responsibility as an artist to fight for justice in “Nina Cried Power” is made much more powerful when you remember that he spent the last two years fighting for housing, the right to abortion, and acknowledgment/restitution for the crimes of the Catholic Church in Ireland while we were all joking about him hiding out in a bog.
Also me: very dramatic music, sound very good
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Michael the shipper™
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Bi Visibility Month: Stephanie Beatriz
“I’m bisexual myself. I identify as bi and queer and I thought for myself, growing up, I didn’t ever see myself on television. Not to mention that I’m Latina, so like, it was a very limited amount of characters and people that I identified with. And so, for me coming out publicly and then having our creator Dan Goor say, ‘This is something that we are kind of interested in exploring. Do you feel comfortable?’ I was like ‘Yes, absolutely,’ because I can think of many, many, many times when I was 13, 14 where I just felt like… I don’t know if I’m going to be okay. I don’t see families like the kind of family that I maybe want to build, I don’t see people succeeding that identify this way. So to be able to present that to kids that are watching our show and sort of say like ‘you’re going to be just fine, you’re going to be just fine’, it’s really a gift.”
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Here’s the thing. I had to make it look like I liked you, so somebody else won’t think I like them.
What if we let people think that we were actually together?