luke and reggie singing into the same mic, noses basically touching, while making eye contact the entire time was actually insane

succession x booth by bryant

"I like this morally grey character with villainous motives and intentions because they've suffered unspeakable tragedy as a young person and have witnessed bigotry and hatred firsthand and I relate to them because of it and even though they're not going about it the right way their heart's in the right place" and "I like this morally grey character with villainous motives and intentions because they're hot" are ideas that can coexist

Pevensie brothers

Kings of Cair Paravel

*eye twitches* Clara Oswald Mamma Mia Au

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The Marauders piercing Sirius' ear:

Sirius: Did you start yet, Moony?

Remus: Not yet. Merlin, sit still.

Peter: I wanna see!

James: Pete, don't jolt Remus like that, he'll pierce his bloody cheek!

Sirius: Yeah, fuck off, Pete!

Remus: ALL OF YOU, SHUT THE FUCK UP!

Sirius:

Peter:

James:

Remus: OK, done.

S: What? Really?! I didn't even feel it! *runs to look in the mirror*

James: Lookin' good, Pads! Hardly any blood!

Peter: *faints*

Remus: *picking up his book* Just make sure you look after it, I'm not doing it again.

Sirius: *runs back and kisses Remus' cheek* You're magic, Moony ❤

Peter Lorre's head, Vincent Price, and Maggie Pierce in Tales of Terror (1962)

Clarke Peters, Anwan Glover, James Ransone, Wendell Pierce, Jim True-Frost, and Steve Earle

The Wire (2002—2008) Treme (2010—2013)

yo, @bennydunbar, check this out

be the symbol the youth needs!!! Black Lightning (1977-78) #1

Actual face reveal

Since my first one you never seen my face frl. also IM BACKKKKKKKK.

I am absolutely not joking when I tell you that one of the main reasons I started this blog way back in 2008 (yes...SIXTEEN YEARS AGO) was because I thought: "Maybe I should post some of these random articles I've written about Franklin Pierce in case there are other people like me."

Quite frankly, I didn't think that there were, but I'm happy that I was wrong. And shocked to find out over those sixteen years (!!!) that there were actually tens of thousands of people interested in reading my random stuff about Franklin Pierce. I just happened to branch out and talk about other Presidents too.

But since we're talking about him tonight, in case anybody wants to go back, I might as well share links to some of those pieces about Franklin Pierce:

•Pierce Bicentennial Essay Originally written for the New Hampshire Historical Society's website celebrating Pierce's 200th birthday in 2004 •"When tears and toil and conflict will be unknown" When former President Pierce wrote a moving letter to President Abraham Lincoln following the death of Lincoln's son, Willie -- a tragedy that Pierce also experienced as President. •"After the White House what is there to do but drink?" •"Franklin Pierce and the Consequences of Ambition" •"In Concord: The Friendship of Pierce and Hawthorne" A piece about the lifelong friendship between Franklin Pierce and author Nathaniel Hawthorne -- and friendship that endured controversy and lasted until Hawthorne's death while on holiday with former President Pierce. •My 2011 review of Peter A. Wallner's two-volume biography of President Pierce -- Franklin Pierce: New Hampshire's Favorite Son (2004) and Franklin Pierce: Martyr for the Union (2007) -- which is the definitive modern biography about Franklin Pierce's life and times.

FRASIER | Niles & Daphne

A tribute to Niles & Daphne from Frasier. One of TVs greatest love stories.

I've seen it in the poems and the sands I've pleaded with the powers and their plans I tried to rewrite it, but I can't It's the history, the history of man