#DAMN RIGHT

[thethiefandtheairbender]

Taylor Tomlinson: Have It All (2024)

[crowned-corvidae]

Literally finally finished this Klance drawing after putting it off for a few weeks. Haven't drawn these gay bros in so long so here tee hee.

Drawn from this reference photo I found from @albanenechi!

PS: Working on making an info sheet for commissions soon hopefully! If anyone is interested, please don't hesitate to ask! :)

[polkadotmotmot]

Ariel Parrow - Flashcard #1, Good, 2022 - Acrylic on Canvas

[thegoodmorningman]

All that glitters is Good Morning!!!

[eydilily]

Spiders nest is an appropriate name for the den of the black widow himself

^^^^ exaCTLY

[shit-people-probably-didnt-say]

Wylan: I wasn’t built from millions of years of stardust to be brought down by daddy issues

[kaleidoscope-vol2]

The 10 Best TV Episodes of 2024 - TV Guide

1. "I Could Not Prevent It," Interview with the Vampire

It's a testament to Interview with the Vampire's exceptional second season that just about any episode could be singled out for this list, but nothing brought the house down quite like its penultimate hour, "I Could Not Prevent It." The episode takes one of the most memorable, if underutilized, sequences from Anne Rice's first novel — the vampiric trial — and turns it into an elaborate night of theater, where Louis (Jacob Anderson), Claudia (Delainey Hayles), and Madeleine (Roxane Duran) are used as props in front of a rowdy, unsuspecting audience as they're tried for Louis and Claudia's near-murder of Lestat (Sam Reid) in Season 1. Director Emma Freeman and writers Kevin Hanna and Rolin Jones play up the macabre spectacle of the evening (that stage, those costumes, those hand-drawn animations!), all while maintaining the show's signature attention to detail, from the bloody slashes on the backs of Louis', Claudia's, and Madeleine's heels that prevent them from standing to the choice to outfit Lestat — back from the dead and acting as the would-be prosecution's star witness — in pinstripes that evoke prison bars.

The trial is as nightmarish as it is mesmerizing, answering one of the show's most longstanding questions — what became of Claudia? — while raising new ones — was Armand (Assad Zaman) really as helpless during those proceedings as he claimed? Interview with the Vampire has always leaned into the thorny unreliability of memory, but that theme reaches its absolute climax during the trial, which Lestat uses as an opportunity to retell two important scenes from Season 1 from his perspective, both of which show Louis behaving differently than he originally recalled. "That's not how it happened," a disoriented Louis shouts, before a cut to present-day Dubai, where Louis mournfully admits to Daniel (Eric Bogosian), "That is how it happened."

But, in the end, "I Could Not Prevent It" belongs to Claudia. Until now, her tragic fate has been a mystery, but, as Lestat warned in that first flashback, there was never a future for her — an adult in a child's body — in this world. While Louis' life is spared (through trickery that becomes the crux of the finale), Claudia and Madeleine are sentenced to death. In a beam of sunlight, the women cling to each other, their love story cut short as they're burned alive, with Claudia using her last breaths to sing one final rendition of "I Don't Like Windows When They're Closed," the song that the coven had taunted and infantilized her with. She turns her head toward Lestat as her body blows away: a child looking to her father in a moment of need. All that's left of her is her yellow dress, which is swept up by Santiago (Ben Daniels) as the episode fades to black in silence, a rare moment when this lyrical series knows no words could suffice. -Allison Picurro

[biclightbaby]

[ask-alf-oddworld]

Have you ever dressed up for Halloween?

[victusinveritas]

[il-predestinato]

Not a fan of Marko but the man is funny as fuck. Straight up called him a liar. 😭

Zero doubt in my mind that 1) Max would have won and 2) Max IS Red Bull.

[aryomengrande]

remember there is no she and you. you are one. (the substance, 2024)

haru and i wish everyone a happy halloween especially to the substance enjoyers ! hashtag pump it up 🫦

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[viciouscreatures]

image id. a screenshot of a tweet from Tom Taylor (@tomtaylormade) that reads: Having posted a preview of our Hux comic, I've now learned that the Millennium Falcon can take some hits, but the strongest ship in #StarWars appears to be Hux and Kylo Ren. a picture of the cover of the Star Wars: Age of Resistance General Hux #1 comic is below the text of the tweet. end id.

[delusionaltoma]

[bluesunshine21]

Y/n : what are the rules of monopoly?

Nat : if the game lasts over 4 hours , you get the legal right to kill the person who asked to play.

[kneelbeforezod]

*still holding the knife*