(Source: nba-nation)
Ryan Reynold, Jake Gyllenhaal, Anne Hathaway and James Franco. (Source: anonymatus, via prettyandpointless)
(Source: tastefullyoffensive)
Harry, Kate and Wills visiting the Harry Potter Studio, what could be more British? HOLY SHIT IT’S RON, HERMIONE AND HARRY They even have each ones respective wands (via dreamingwithahappyending)
The Boston Marathon was bombed.
There was an explosion at JFK library.
Obama was almost sent poison.
There was a fire and enormous explosion at a Texas fertiliser plant.
MIT is under lock down because a gun man shot and killed a campus officer.
What.
The fuck.
Is going.
On.
poison? fertilizer!
(Source: jesus-was-a-gay-hipster, via bequiet-tiffany)
I’ve heard lots about these shows and I’m always interesting to find something new; are any of these any good, what are they aboout? Are they actually worth watching?
- The Good Wife
- The Walking Dead
- Scandal
- Sons of Anarchy
- Game of Thrones
- Grey’s Anatomy
- Dexter
- Supernatural
- Nashville
…
Game of Thrones -smart story lines with lots of details, many characters with lots of development, have to wait a year for more episodes though!
Scandal - it’s extremely dramatic with sex, politics, and lust. interesting relationships, good story lines
Sons of Anarchy - holy cow amazing, the story is so compelling, you fall in love with everyone BUT THEN THEY KILL OFF ALL WHO YOU LOVE
The Good Wife - Absolutely addicting, strong woman lead, she is bold without being bitchy, really great characters, stories don’t drag
Grey’s Anatomy - sooo much to say, so many seasons, they’ve had their good and bad days, I keep watching because I can’t stop, they’re family. also extremely dramatic
Supernatural - LOTS happens, you have to keep up with all the demons and all the stories, everything connects, you love sam and dean and care for them so much and then you love cas, its very dark
Nashville - ok I like it. it’s pretty ridiculous, only watch it if you can watch every episode right after each other. watch any of the previous before this.
Alan Cumming He’s so lovely
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