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anekie:

givemeajobplease:

This was a man, dressed as a plant, making pigeon noises at people walking by. I said hello, asked if it was okay to take his picture, and then asked why he was dressed as a plant. He said, “I’m just working through some stuff. Thank you for asking. No ones asked yet.”

I’ve been dealing with stuff the wrong way. 

I see things like this and realize how very uncreative I have been all my life.

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Pitch Perfect (2012)

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shortformblog:

rollingstone:

Moby is offering non-profit filmmakers his entire catalog of music, for free.

Back in the ’70s and ’80s, novelist Stephen King started doing something similar, giving budding filmmakers the rights to his short stories for a dollar. While most of the people who created films based on King’s short stories didn’t become famous, one did: Frank Darabont, the guy who directed the “The Shawshank Redemption” and “The Green Mile”—both films based on King stories. Oh, and Darabont created a little series you might have heard of called “The Walking Dead.”

davidbrunonyc:

This kills me #kermit

KERMIT

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let-them-tour:

Rainy day photo shoot with Hugh Laurie #DidntItRain

©Mary McCartney

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bookriot:

Are You Neil Gaiman? : A Flowchart 

Me to everyone who enters my vicinity between 11 AM and 2 PM.

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