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Sophie Turner makes butter & parmesan pasta for Vogue's series Now Serving

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getting one (1) note from the Rare Mutual is like

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this is how sophie turner talks about the dreadful like she’s not the one who sent kit harington the script

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“male loneliness epidemic” and “friendzoning” are similar concepts to me in that the conditions they describe are literally experienced by everyone at some point in their lives but when its men its some sort of profound injustice that needs to be rectified by checks notes giving them unfettered access to the public good that is Women

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Getting revenge is fun but tormenting Danny is funnier

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imagine u meet louis de pointe du lac at the club and u offer him a sip of ur white monster and he says No thanks I already have one of those

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The physicality of your role in this film is interesting because, obviously, you’re playing a kind of wolf-like fantasy character. How did you prepare physically for the part? Do you have any particular fitness regimen when getting ready for roles like this? Kit Harington: Not really, I mean, I have to keep fit for my head really. If I don't go to the gym, I go really funny in my head. I get depressed. There was no real fitness regimen for this at all really. In fact, he probably shouldn't have been very fit, hahaha! He's not looking after himself very well, so no fitness regimen.

— ‘The Beast Within’: Interview with ‘Game of Thrones’ Star KIT HARINGTON on Werewolves, Jon Snow and Family Secrets

How was it for you to put the collar with the chains around your neck? Obviously, you’re shooting a movie, but is it still a bizarre experience to have a moment like that because that’s not something you would ever find yourself doing normally? Kit Harington: Yeah, it’s a bit weird. I seem to be getting nude in everything at the moment. I’m nude in the play, I’m nude in Industry, I’m nude in this film. It’s just a lot. But they all had their reasons. Filming can get very strange when you’ve got a big, fake metal collar around your neck, naked in some abandoned church with a whole group of people looking at you while they’re eating their lunch. It’s just odd. I liked what they say to each other. They repeat to each other, “Nothing changes, nothing changes.” I thought that was another reason I wanted to do it. It’s such a powerful thing they say to each other when they’re in that place.

— Kit Harington on Finding Himself Naked and in a Metal Collar for ‘The Beast Within’

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i could make these all day

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they ain't it.

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you’re a small-town sheriff and two government agents show up on the crime scene with more sexual chemistry than should be possible: ridiculous amounts of tension, eye-contact, no personal space etc. BUT they’re arguing about whether or not a slug monster from Neptune actually killed that guy. you just kind of have to deal with them for the next few days while weirder and weirder shit starts happening but the red-headed lady mostly looks exasperated while the tall guy keeps trying to stick his fingers into weird goop (there’s weird goop now) or goes around earnestly asking everyone when they last saw the Neptune slug monster

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A video version of Sophie Turner saying that she and Kit Harington are playing lovers.

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"Mulder and Scully's relationship is based on unwavering mutual respect for each other's intelligence and integrity, genuine enjoyment of and fascination with each other, and deep connection forged by mutual purpose despite their differences. So - respect, fascination, and purpose." @sagan-starstuff

To @sagan-starstuff for your summer gift ⋆⭒˚.⋆🔭

If I had longer than a summer (or winter as it may be for this artist) I could probably draw a thousand pages off of those words. Thank you for sharing your answers to how The X-Files impacted your life and it's importance to you and thank you for @poangpals for organising such a fun gift-giving event ⋆｡°✩

And because I wanted a small X-File I included the Dirac equation, the supposed equation for love... which no doubt would annoy Scully

"She asked him, 'Tell me something nice!' He answered her, '(∂ + m) ps = 0' This is the equation of Dirac, the most beautiful equation in physics. It describes the phenomenon of quantum connection, which alleges that if two separate systems interact with each other over a certain period of time and then separate, we can describe them as two different systems, but they will already exist as one unique system. What happens to one will continue to affect the other, regardless of the distance between them. Two particles that were at some point connected remain connected forever, even if they are light-years apart. This is what happens to two people when they are connected by what we humans call Love."

A popular shared post on FaceBook and such, this X-File can be disproven and debunked because the Dirac equation models individual relativistic quantum particles and has nothing to do with describing 'quantum connection'.

Despite this, it remains, in this artist's humble and uninformed opinion, a pretty lovely equation in what it represents via its own existence as an equation. It managed to reconcile quantum mechanics and special relativity, seemingly two incompatible views of the universe (sound familiar?).

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GREEN DAY vs. homophobia in the early 90’s