Because With A Little Imagination, One Picture/video Can Tell More Than One Story...

Because with a little imagination, one picture/video can tell more than one story...

Pretty girl who stole my heart.

The silly way I'm smiling for this...

I've never placed any original work on AO3, but you've given me the idea that perhaps the website should be flooded with original stories about studio executives slimeballs and some of the actions they've undertaken to avoid paying fair wages for labor, and so on. Don't have to cross the line to be creative and blow off steam. You can still hide it behind the registered user lockscreen.

Don't break the strike, break the shoddy practices that lead to treating humans as less than.

Just gonna throw out the idea that if you write original fiction and post it on AO3, you might want to hide it behind registered users only while the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes are on. The studios are going to start looking for ANYTHING they can develop; original stuff they can access and tweak and not have to pay for? Even better.

It's also worth noting that if someone engages in strike-breaking practices while a strike is on and they are NOT a guildmember, my understanding is that you will be banned from future membership. So some studio slimeball wants to develop your thing and have you write the script right now? Sounds awesome! But you will never be able to join the WGA.

I am laughing so hard I am crying. Good eye and sense of humor.

Don't get me wrong, I am BEYOND excited about this! But it does remind me of something......

Beautiful edit and a decade later I am still not over Matthew Crawley's death. Talk about timeless.

"Hundreds of years ago they fell in love like we did." TIMELESS by Taylor Swift

She shines in everything she does. What an artist.

Emma Stone

Still one of the best impromptu 8th grade graduation speeches ever and in a movie that was a pleasure to view. Funny, poignant, and with some heartfelt scenes.

My son believes in grand romantic gestures. He believes in the existence of one’s soulmate. And it’s easy to just look at a 13-year-old and say: “You don’t know what you’re talking about. You are wrong.” But I’m not so sure.

Crazy, Stupid, Love (2011) dir. Glenn Ficarra & John Requa