Are Sirs McKellen and Stewart Headed on a World Domination Tour?
Is this the Dumbest, Most Ridiculous Irony in Four Seasons of The Walking Dead? (Warming Glow)
(Seems silly after Breaking Bad)
So uh, Felicity left her husband for her The Americans co-star Matthew Rhys.
BenMatthew or Noel Shane? (Celebitchy)
We’re allowed to speculate on male actors’ plastic surgery too, right? Because Tom Cruise is not wearing that moppety ‘do for no reason, and there’s a strange new puffiness around his eyes. (Dlisted)
Hit one of the major Comic Cons (NY, LA, Chicago, San Diego) to see the Ghostbusters 30th Anniversary traveling art show. Oh, and if you have spiritual problems, give me a call—I’ve got Bill Murray’s dry humor and a canister vacuum. (Slashfilm)
Take us (at least me) with you! Now that they’ve finished their Broadway run, where will the Sirs McKellen and Stewart continue their World Domination Tour? Heck if I know, but following them around NYC has been positively delightful. (The Mary Sue)
FX’s Fargo has got me as riled up as I was for Hannibal. The new featurette talks expanding the Coen Brothers’ film universe with cast members and crew. (via Indiewire)
These gorgeous photographs of underwater ink plumes by Italian artist Alberto Seveso leave me feeling intrigued and peaceful. (via This Colossal)
Hermione is all grown up, and she looks absolutely stunning in a white Ralph Lauren. (Go Fug Yourself)
Why You Haven’t Seen It: Goon. (Unreality)
Meet the 16 new actors (and, uh, porn stars) joining the fourths season of Game of Thrones. (Uproxx)
According to Orleanas, one thing that can be learned from Pride and Prejudice is the importance of smiling. Why Smile?: The Science Behind Facial Expressions by Marianne LaFrance explains the science behind why Mr. Bingley experiences more social success than Mr. Darcy. (Cannonball Read 6)
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