of posts that casts an eye inward on
the irresponsible writing choices and inequality of today’s modern Glee,
I’ve chosen a selection of posts that speaks to the fandom as a whole
during these troubling times filled with character uncertainty and unbridled
social wank because if there’s two
things fandom needs right now, it is sunshine and orgasms.
Also cacti.
David Yates’ most vivid memory of Emma is watching her suddenly let go of her steely professionalism and for once just be young and free. They were filming a death scene from Hallows Part 2 on a freezing-cold beach in Wales. The actors were miserable, especially Emma, who hates the cold and dislikes getting wet even more. But out of nowhere, he recalls, “she ran into the icy water and stood there, holding herself against the waves with her arms outstretched, just laughing.” In that brief moment he got a sense of what it must be like to have a multibillion-dollar industry dependent on your every move and be only nineteen years old. -Vogue, July 2011
words of wisdom with kristen stewart
how does the world not love her, i seriously don’t understand. i think she is an amazing human and i want to watch all her movies forever.
see also: ‘10 awesome things “Twilight” gave us all; #4: Kristen Stewart’s refusal to smile for the camera.’
sharpay diem is a latin term meaning to bop bop bop bop to the top
OMFG
On a fossil-hunting trip with her family, five-year-old Daisy Morris found the remains of a previously undiscovered dinosaur, which is now named Vertidraco daisymorrisae. The new dino is not only a previously unknown species, but an unknown genus, making Daisy’s find a really big deal. It’s a pterosaur — a winged flying dino — about the size of a crow, which lived 115 million years ago.
