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Amy Winehouse after hearing she has just won her first Grammy (2008)

Holy fuck. 2008, this. Now,  2013. the feeels…

Amy Winehouse after hearing she has just won her first Grammy (2008)

Holy fuck. 2008, this. Now,  2013. the feeels…

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troyesivan:

lolsofunny:

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THAT WASN’T COOL TUMBLR

everyone stop posting

this is the audio post to rule them all

ITS PERFECTLY IN SYNCH TOO

im overwhelmed 

This will always be my favourite post

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I had skipped a few game of thrones episodes because of huge finals so I watched clips of important scenes, and I was missing a lot, and now. boy, some things are hideosuly silly, lovesickVaramyr? Osha hates Meera? girlfight everytime there’s two major female characters inscreen?  Ros? Littlefinger and the world?

I recognize Tyrion and Cersei whining over their impeding marriages was awesome, as was Olenna with Tywin, Ygritte and Jon have better chemistry everyday and Ramsay Bolton is played perfectly. 

It’s like,  there’s wonderful scenes and there’s lousy scenes, but the writing is mostly terrible.

coolchicksfromhistory:

Chickasaw storyteller and actress Te Ata (Mary Frances Fisher).
Te Ata (1895-1995) created one woman shows that highlighted Native American folklore through dance, music, and storytelling.  A member of the Chickasaw tribe, Te Ata traveled widely and incorporated traditions from other Native American cultures into her performances.  Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt were among her admirers and Te Ata was invited to perform at both the White House and Hyde Park.
Richard Green, tribal historian for the Chickasaw Nation, published a biography of Te Ata in 2006 (Amazon).  Chickasaw playwright JudyLee Olivia wrote a play based on the life of Te Ata.  The play won the Five Civilized Tribes’ Best American Indian Musical Award in 2000.

coolchicksfromhistory:

Chickasaw storyteller and actress Te Ata (Mary Frances Fisher).

Te Ata (1895-1995) created one woman shows that highlighted Native American folklore through dance, music, and storytelling.  A member of the Chickasaw tribe, Te Ata traveled widely and incorporated traditions from other Native American cultures into her performances.  Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt were among her admirers and Te Ata was invited to perform at both the White House and Hyde Park.

Richard Green, tribal historian for the Chickasaw Nation, published a biography of Te Ata in 2006 (Amazon).  Chickasaw playwright JudyLee Olivia wrote a play based on the life of Te Ata.  The play won the Five Civilized Tribes’ Best American Indian Musical Award in 2000.

merrymagicalbroad:

It’s so cute how the only people in the Free Cities who look more than casually ethnic are the villains and the oppressed slaves who don’t speak. D&D, you’re doing diversity correctly, <3

thewaroffivequeens:

what cracks me up about people ripping on dany for her scenes in 3x07 is that she literally just walked up to yunkai and said, “if you free your slaves i’ll walk on by, but if you don’t i’ll kill you”

she didn’t roll on in and declare herself ruler of yunkai

she doesn’t give a shit about yunkai

it’s a dot on a map to her

what matters are the 200,000 dots with slave collars inside the city

dany would be perfectly content to leave the city be if the people there were all free

#if you’re going to criticize dany at least do it correctly #criticize her for having a naive and privileged attitude towards the underclass she’s ‘freeing’ #criticize her for her white savior complex #criticize her for trying to make social change without stopping to consider the social upheaval #but don’t accuse her of being a child tyrant bully on the playground because her name is not joffrey baratheon

people say dany is spoiled and entitled… guys, do you even get what monarchy is about? entitlement. a social system based in entitlement. nobody say stannis is entitled, nobody says renly is entitled. So why is this such a terrible trait in her I don’t knwo. I won’t even start with the spoiled argument.