The World is Not Enough
I blog what I like, and that changes constantly. You may see themes of Andrew Garfield, Jesse Eisenberg, bromances in general, The Hunger Games, Josh Hutcherson, John Krasinski, The Office, and similarly beautiful people. Whatever tickles my fancy.
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Photoset reblogged from "Vrprprp, It's Fassbender!"
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Photoset reblogged from "Vrprprp, It's Fassbender!"
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Quote reblogged from Dancing underneath the skies of lustHe loves it. He first showed this stuff to me last year. Somebody told him about this thing called tumblr. We didn’t know what the hell Tumblr was, but someone said, “You should look on this,” so we did, and one day, he just said to me, “You’ve got to see this because there are people putting my body on, like, the heads of cats!” And I said ok, and then he said “And Ben’s like a cat, and I’m like a hedgehog, and they’re comparing me to hedgehogs, and it’s quite cute!” And we would just sit there, laughing.
Amanda Abbington, on Martin Freeman’s reaction to Tumblr
Baker Street Babes Podcast, 27/05/2012
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Photoset reblogged from Dancing underneath the skies of lust
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Andrew Garfield covers British GQ’s July issue!!
Our superstar sense is tingling. After a breakout 2011 in The Social Network and Never Let Me Go, as well as critically acclaimed run on Broadway, Andrew Garfield is about to go sky (scraper) high in this summer’s superhero blockbuster The Amazing Spider-Man. In an exclusive interview in the new issue of GQ, Garfield opens up on his troubled past, his newfound fame and getting in bed with Keira Knightley and Carey Mulligan, (x)
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Marriage Proposal of the Day: The planning! The dorkiness! The tears!I am going to die alone!
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Today in Anderson Cooper making people look stupid simply by asking questions: This lady. It may be the best entry in this subgenre of news since this video. (via pbump)
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Photoset reblogged from FUCK YEAH, KEIRA!
It’s the day after my birthday and I’m on a plane to Chad. Chad is an African country somewhere near the middle and totally landlocked. I know that because the UNICEF pack says so and not because I actually know. I had no idea where it was when they first told me I was going. It seems rude not to know where a country is. I feel like I should apologise as soon as I land. Why are all these people going to Chad? There’s a family of very loud Americans sitting behind me on the plane all coiffed and suited. Voices brash and hair blonde with jewels jangling and I can’t quite make them add up. Why Chad? What are you going to do there all dressed to the nines? It’s going to be 40 degrees and dusty. I think we’re seeing immunisation programmes but there’s a potential food crisis coming so we could be diverted. In my plane safe in the sky I don’t know what that means. Seems impossible people could be dying of malnutrition when the lady with the clattering jewellery and pink lip gloss is behind me. Who are these people? What do they want? What do they do in Chad? (x)
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