@alycia debnam-carey RUIN ME

xcaptainofthisshipx:

parrishes:

my mom just said “black widow is the man fantasy. captain marvel is the woman fantasy”

Your mom just said gay rights

healthymind-healthylife:

savethesamulet:

hey please watch at least four episodes of One Day at a Time on Netflix so we can get a fourth season

some reasons why:

• main character is a single veteran cuban mother who deals with ptsd, depression and anxiety
• it has mental health awareness!! in this new season we can see penelope (main character) being more open about her mental ilnesses
• lgbt+ representation !! and it’s positive !!!
• it deals with alcohol addiction too
• it talks about feminism, politics and the importance of voting, racism, religion, white-passing, deportation and a bunch of other really important stuff
• RITA MORENO
• it’s a show about a cuban family, and all the actors and actresses who portray latinx characters ARE actually latinx, meaning no white washing !!!!

watch it! tell your friends!! help us have a new season because this show deserves it, and the people who this show represents deserve it too.

I wanted to reblog bc it really helps to see mental health awearness on tv!! Go watch this show it’s fucking amazing

redgifs:

PIXAR REALLY ALMOST WENT THERE, WE WERE ROBBED!

holtsprecinct:

Lydia + Marijuana

Bonus:

jodiecomersource:

People were saying, about you Jodie, that your character, they’re so mesmerized by the character and then they watch your interviews or see you on social media and they’re like ‘She is so different!’ Just different, still mesmerizing but different and people are fascinated by it. Like who you really are versus Villanelle.

alexandriacarey:

“sometimes when you love someone, you do crazy things”

retiredhopps:

BUT CAN WE FUCKING TALK ABOUT THIS??

ohlexa:

Addicted | Killing Eve Season 2 Teaser Trailer | BBC America

justinasmachado:

The Alvarezes  +  ¡Dale!

last-stop-lullabies:

shadsmeister:

bjay23:

The Himba wear little clothing, but the women are famous for covering themselves with otjize, a mixture of butter fat and ochre. The mixture gives their skins a reddish tinge. This symbolizes earth’s rich red color and the blood that symbolizes life, and is consistent with the Himba ideal of beauty.

It also protects their skin from the harsh sun.

It’s also to keep them clean because they live in parts where water is scarce and drinking > bathing. As the otjize flakes off, dirt and dead skin go with it.

The Himba also use it to style their hair, and different headwear is worn during different stages of a female’s life to symbolize her becoming a woman.

I will forever reblog this because I find it so damn beautiful.