I love @IMKristenBell. I love her so, so much.

lifeaccordingtokath:

In case anyone ever questioned my crush!

oh-rebecca:

EVERYONE HAS TO WATCH THIS RIGHT NOW. EVERYONE. 

(via laughterkey)

Out of all the “endings” that #CHUCK had over the years, I’d say that “Chuck vs. the Push Mix” still is my favorite. 

I am watching Chuck

“Starting the finale now. Still not ready. *sniff*”

6843 others are also watching Chuck on GetGlue.com

Strange weather today… (Taken with Instagram at Lincoln Harbor)

thecapitolcouture:

SEE EFFIE’S STYLE IN ACTION

From head to stylish toe, Effie is an expert at mixing party-perfect with on-the-job chic.

No rush.

I can’t find a good gif of Cruz doing his Salsa, so this will have to do for now. 

*gives Tumblr the side-eye*

@ChelseaVPeretti is awesome.

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wilwheaton:

Reinforcing the fact that Chris Dodd really does not get what’s happening, and showing just how disgustingly corrupt the MPAA relationship is with politicians, Chris Dodd went on Fox News to explicitly threaten politicians who accept MPAA campaign donations that they’d better pass Hollywood’s favorite legislation… or else:

“Those who count on quote ‘Hollywood’ for support need to understand that this industry is watching very carefully who’s going to stand up for them when their job is at stake. Don’t ask me to write a check for you when you think your job is at risk and then don’t pay any attention to me when my job is at stake,”

This certainly follows what many people assumed was happening, and fits with the anonymous comments from studio execs that they will stop contributing to Obama, but to be so blatant about this kind of corruption and money-for-laws politics in the face of an extremely angry public is a really, really, really tone deaf response from Dodd. 

Wow. Chris Dodd is not only an asshole, he’s a stupid, tone deaf asshole.

It shows, yet again, that he just doesn’t get it. People were protesting not just because of the content of these bills, but because of the corrupt process of big industries like Dodd’s “buying” politicians and “buying” laws. To then come out and make that threat explicit isn’t a way to fix things or win back the public. It’s just going to get them more upset, and to recognize just how corrupt this process is. If Dodd, as he said in yesterday’s NY Times, really wanted to turn things around and come to a more reasonable result, this is exactly how not to do it

Not that it matters, and not that I’m some kind of rich mogul, but I’ll say this again: I have lost more money to creative accounting, and American workers have lost more jobs to runaway production, than anything associated with what the MPAA calls piracy. Chris Dodd is lying about piracy costing us jobs. Hollywood’s refusal to adapt to changing times is what’s costing the studios money. That’s it.

quantasalmastenho:

YES.

Fuck Yes.

daveholmes:

newsweek:

Tweets from kids trying to use Wikipedia for their homework—and failing. SOPA! 

[h/t gangster curator Katie Notopoulos]

Trying to use Wikipedia for their homework—and failing to hit that “learn more” link.

I weep for America’s future.

The only acceptable response to this is:

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Interview time. Wish me luck.