heartchakraa:

expose-the-light:

Ingredients of life

Illustrations of Chemical compounds by Rex

i feel like it says alot that love looks like the most complex molecular structure but happiness is really simple..

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The rules of “Yellow Car” explained by Arthur Shappey.

(Source: johnfinnemore.blogspot.de)

veggielezzyfemmie:

ourlove-ourpower:

yup

This was one of my first reblogs, but it is worth reblogging every time. 

veggielezzyfemmie:

ourlove-ourpower:

yup

This was one of my first reblogs, but it is worth reblogging every time. 

(Source: releaseyourinnerslut)

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hardcore-park0ur:

Oh sweet jesus the second to last one.

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lapetitesinge:

Scarily good celebrity impressions by Kevin Spacey (x)

(Source: stillguardingasses-man)

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algrenion:

thepinesaredancing:

Laughed, real hard.

THE BEST.

(Source: benkling)

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Theater Talk:

Great Interview with Kevin Spacey on playing Richard III (currently at BAM).

(Source: youtube.com)

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ianbrooks:

Movies from an Alternate Universe by Peter Stults

Inspired by Sean Hartter’s original concept, these movie posters have traveled through the wormhole from an Alternate Earth where the 60’s never ended. James Dean starred in Drive, Sean Connery continued to bang brightly-hued alien girls in The Fifth Element, and of course the Hangover featured the boozing Rat Pack. See the entire series at Pete’s behance.

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I once had the good fortune to see a male lion up close and personal like this. It was a magical and surreal experience for a life-long animal (especially cat) lover but I have to admit, I was a little big scared even though there was a thick layer of plexiglass between us. If the lion in front of me did anything remotely close to what he did to this 3-year-old girl I might have been scarred for life. Hit the jump to watch what happens and hear one male news anchor’s complete ignorance on sexism.

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The diagnostic tool made famous on Star Trek is now the subject of a challenge by the X-Prize Foundation: build a real-life, working version of the tricorder, and you will win $7 million! In a partnership with Qualcomm, the foundation has a total of $10 million to give out to one lucky winner and two also-lucky runners-up if they can recreate the device and invent a new step in diagnostic medicine. Let’s just hope no one tries to genetically engineer tribbles, amirite?

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 CJ: What are you holding?

Danny: It’s a goldfish.

CJ: Why?

Danny: It’s for you.

CJ: Really?

Danny: Josh said you like goldfish.

CJ[laughing] The crackers, Danny, the cheese things that you have at a party.

Danny: Oh… Ah… You know what, I’m not a hundred percent sure I was supposed to know that.

CJ:: The crackers, Danny.

Danny: Well, fine, now I got a goldfish.

CJ[still laughing] Give it to me.

Danny: No, no, no.

CJ: No, you’ll kill it.

Danny: You think I can’t take care of a goldfish?

CJ: I absolutely do not.

Danny: Her name’s Gail, by the way.

CJ: The fish?

Danny: Yeah.

CJ: You named it Gail?

Danny: No, the guy in the store.

CJ[more laughing] Come here. [Gives Danny a kiss on the cheek] Thanks for the fish.

Danny: Keep your head in the game. 

(Source: fuckyeahcjcregg)

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