tequierolibre:

oceanixie:

myspacefamosity:

disregardrope:

allthatiseescaresme:

Cats after anesthesia

I am CRYING oh my god

oh my GOD

OH NB DHJTY5 DGOI

god

crying i am crying 

thedailywhat:

Legitimate Rape Ditty of the Day: It seems that Republican Senate candidate Todd Akin has us all confused about when rape is legitimate rape. 

Thankfully, we have this little Schoolhouse Rock-esque tune to help us sort things out. 

[taylorferrara]

suburbantragic:

Take a moment to remember and reflect on the Mountain Goats cover of “Boxcar.”

thedailywhat:

Movie Trailer of the Day: Josh Radnor, whose character is the weakest link — and the central storyline — on How I Met Your Mother, is poised to take the indie world by storm; writes, directs, and stars in the new romantic comedy, Liberal Arts, an audience favorite at Sundance.

Also starring Elizabeth Olsen (the talented younger sis of Mary-Kate and Ashley), the film follows 35-year-old Jesse (Radnor), who returns to his hometown and falls head-over-heels for 19-year-old undergrad Zibby (Olsen).

In theaters this fall.

[crushable]

there aren’t really words for how much I want to see a full production of Darling. or for how much I love Carrie Manolakos.

Lindsay Mendez is an amazing Rose, but Krysta’s “Pretty Funny” is still my fave.

thedailywhat:

LMFAO Parody of the Day: The Mars Curiosity rover — and its team — get down in ”NASA and We Know It.”

[thanks, forest!]

offbeatorbit:

letheanseraph:

fangirlingforeverz:

birdbrainblue:

castleoflions:

bitch-pudding:

milesjai:

OH MY GOD. YOU ALL NEED TO WATCH THIS.

SHIT

#HOW DID I NOT SEE THAT COMING OH MY GODDDDDD

I’M

WHEEZING 

OH MY GOD.

I CAN’T. DAMMIT.

EPIC…..

I HONESTLY DIDN’T KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT THOUGH

listentothehighway:

Cabaret - Natasha Richardson

Natasha Richardson will always be my ideal Sally Bowles, and this video exemplifies that decision perfectly. This is not a happy song— Sally is here deciding simultaneously to have an abortion and remain in Nazi Germany for the remainder of the war. It is a complicated decision, and you can read it all over her face. But more than that, you can hear it in her voice. Her performance is half for her fictional club audience and half for herself, convincing herself that she needs to be unrestrained in order to live her life to the fullest. She’s angry, and hurt, and ugly, and perfect. This is what it means to be an actress in a musical instead of a performer.

effyeahnerdfighters:

To Be Anything At All: Thoughts from Places, Chicago and LeakyCon 2012

In which John discusses the surprises and pleasures of being anything at all while attending the Harry Potter conference LeakyCon and walking around downtown Chicago. Also, I read from some humiliating high school fiction.

How many of John Green’s Thoughts From Places videos have failed to give me chills? I’d venture a guess of zero.

thedailywhat:

From The Archives: Internet PSA: The fifth-graders of 1995 may have predicted the future of the Internet, but even then, it was always about the cats.

[daps]

Kid: shouldn’t everybody be on the internet?
Me: …probably not.

thedailywhat:

Movies Got Back of the Day: It might have taken almost 300 different films, but you can now hear the entirety of Sir Mix-A-Lot’s Baby Got Back, as recited by movie characters.

Not Safe For Work – because it’s a song about butts.

[slyoyster]

elysemarshall:

A little joy in your Wednesday.

(I will file this under videos I sent to my mom immediately)

bees-knees:

videohall:

Dog swims with dolphins

this dog had the best day ever.

“Why Do High School Teachers Make Me Cry”

lyrics by William Finn, music by Carmel Dean, performed by Sally Wilfert

thedailywhat:

Movie Trailer of the Day: Jack Kerouac’s bestseller finally will make it to the big screen after years in development — and a perfectly timed scandal from star Kristen Stewart.

On the Road, starring  KStew, Garrett Hedlund, Sam Riley, Viggo Mortensen, Amy Adams, Kirsten Dunst, and Terrence Howard,  hits theaters December 21.

[bestweekever]