Bandersnatch Cummerbund.
Gentledick Karmacameleon
this is so close to everything i love
BEELZEBUB CRABTREEANDEVELYN
WHAT
god
BRIAN WILLIAMS
(via zlot)
Nicknames I Have Given Mark Ruffalo
- Ruffaletto
- Ruffles
- Ruffalo Buffalo
- Rum Tum Ruffalo
- Ruff Ryder
- HR Ruffinstuff
- White David Ruffin
- Ruffelupagus
- Skimbleshanks
This seems relevant again.
(via bookh8r)
I do wish we’d get a few more shots…but Rebecca Hall does fit my inner eye’s depiction of Sylvia Tietjens, so beautifully. I’m especially glad that they have her wearing gold, like she was so wont to do in the book.
I wonder if I’ll have a chance to read this before it comes out… *laughs* probably not.
see what i mean READ IT READ IT READ IT (first three books are there, or the the whole four-volume set is available as ISBN 0141186615)
Parade’s End
FYI I’m reading the first book in this tetralogy and so far it’s excellent.
zlot:
wait what why is benedict at hooters what are you americans doing to him
we gave him the freedom he deserves
and popcorn chicken half off
AIOJGRAOIGJWAEOIGJAWOIJ
(Source: colinfirthcrazy, via zlot)
"Last December, on vacation in Gloucestershire, England, he got the call that Mr. Abrams wanted him to submit a videotaped audition for “the not-so-good guy” (in Mr. Cumberbatch’s words) in the “Star Trek” sequel — and could not find anyone to film it for him.
“We observe this little Judeo-Christian cult holiday called Christmas,” Mr. Cumberbatch said sarcastically. “Whereas, you know, some kids in this part of town” — he circled his hands in the Los Angeles air — “with their Crackberrys, don’t."
“We observe this little Judeo-Christian cult holiday called Christmas,” Mr. Cumberbatch said sarcastically. “Whereas, you know, some kids in this part of town” — he circled his hands in the Los Angeles air — “with their Crackberrys, don’t."
— Benedict Cumberbatch Moves From Role to Role - NYTimes.com
Recounting a run-in with Downton and Masterpiece producer Rebecca Eaton, who waved the show’s Golden Globe award at him jokingly, he told the Times: “I just looked at it and went: ‘Begone, woman. Bring it back when it says “Sherlock Holmes” or Steven Moffat or myself — someone else who’s more deserving than the second series of “Downton Abbey.”’” When pressed further, he would only add, “I know too many people who are in it. I thought the first series was good. That’s what I’ll say.”
(via Oh No They Didn’t! - Benedict Cumberbatch didn’t like Downton Abbey’s second season.)
OOH GURL, NO YOU DIDN’T
