xabyr:

I think I just died a little bit.

In the best way possible.

Also, I am jealous of that hat.

discomfortismymiddlename:

Ok some of you are just going to have to get over yourselves, lol. I am not cropping her out and I love his hair!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think she is so pretty, and the fact that they have made their relationship last from high school is sweet. And his hair long is adorable.

discomfortismymiddlename:

Had to re-post this again. ^_^

o0 Oh poor Johnny… lol

foreverintense:

Happy Christmas everyone!

Merry Christmas!

itsjonesy:

A7X FOREVER

-jones:

-happydash:

-feltonlove:

living-death:

What happened when Alfonso asked the trio to write an essay on how they relate to their characters. 

lolololol

 A true case of nature imitating art

so perfect

megancarlin:

(via artpixie)

I agree with allllllllllllllll of these, but especially Emily Blunt and Emmy Rossum. <3 <3

Go make some epic Princess movie with these talented women now, please~

sladez:

stereofobija:

cherryribbons:

colonelmacaroni:

adori:

igirichu:

emsig:

blaireaux:

goodcabbage:

(via futurisms)

Ahh this is too cool~

Ireland, followed by the entire Anglosphere. The country I actually live in is only at fourth though, ugh XD

India…? I didn’t know. xD Second one is Germany, of course~

USA, Netherlands (!!!), France, Germany. Apparently my name is of Spanish origin. I thought it was of French origin? Well, I shouldn’t be surprised since I have Spanish ancestors.

Spain! then comes…new zealand? I didn’t see that coming. o_o

 England, and Australia………… :’D
New Zealand was on the list too, then the U.S.

…New Zealand. Where I live. Huh.

Australia! ;o;a

UK! Followed by Australia and New Zealand! (only #5 in the US)

Although my biological last name (before my dad took his step-father’s name) is most common in Australia and New Zealand, which is strange because it’s technically Scottish.

Sweden is number one!! Might have something to do with the fact that we immigrated from there…

futurisms:

jesuisperdu:

Secret Identity Kit. Valet Magazine.

Designer Matt Singer just dropped us a line to let us know that his Secret Identity Kit is now available for purchase. A collaboration between the up and coming designer and Selima Optique, the simple black frames come with plain plastic lenses that can easily be swapped out for a prescription. We’re digging the cheeky case that comes with them. And the best part is that the alter ego will only run you $40 (the proceeds from which benefit the Brooklyn Superhero Supply Company). Take a look.