team-winchester:

deathstarinmordor:

mickeylovesianxx:

uughhhhhhhhh

…the fucking lip biting :O

 dammmmnnnn

gingersincardiff: Women of Note; Isadora Duncan 1877-1927. Isadora is considered by many to be the creator of modern dance. She was born in New York and did not leave America until 1899, one year after the SS Mohegan sunk—a British passenger steamer carrying her father, who died in the accident. She traveled to Europe, achieving success in cities such as London and Paris and quickly becoming an inspiration to other artists, poets and authors. In 1913 her likeness was carved over the entrance to the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées. A communist, she expressed her views on stage—memorably in Boston, when she bared her breast to the audience and exclaimed, “This is red, so am I!”. She had two children out of wedlock and was married in 1922 to a Russian poet, 18 years her junior; Sergei Yesenin. Sergei was an alcoholic and left Isadora after a year, returning to Moscow—he committed suicide at 30 years old. After her husband’s death, Isadora had a passionate affair with another poet, Mercedes de Acosta, and love letters between the two women can be traced all the way into 1927, the year Isadora died. In one, she wrote: ”Mercedes, lead me with your little strong hands and I will follow you—to the top of a mountain. To the end of the world. Wherever you wish.” Isadora died in France,  when one end of the scarf she was wearing became caught in the wheels of her automobile and her neck was broken. The incident, infamous and iconic, is referenced in several artworks including plays, novels and poetry, such as in Sylvia Plath’s poem, Fever 103; One scarf will catch and anchor in the wheel… 

gingersincardiff:

Women of Note; Isadora Duncan

1877-1927. Isadora is considered by many to be the creator of modern dance. She was born in New York and did not leave America until 1899, one year after the SS Mohegan sunk—a British passenger steamer carrying her father, who died in the accident. She traveled to Europe, achieving success in cities such as London and Paris and quickly becoming an inspiration to other artists, poets and authors. In 1913 her likeness was carved over the entrance to the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées.

A communist, she expressed her views on stage—memorably in Boston, when she bared her breast to the audience and exclaimed, “This is red, so am I!”. She had two children out of wedlock and was married in 1922 to a Russian poet, 18 years her junior; Sergei Yesenin. Sergei was an alcoholic and left Isadora after a year, returning to Moscow—he committed suicide at 30 years old. After her husband’s death, Isadora had a passionate affair with another poet, Mercedes de Acosta, and love letters between the two women can be traced all the way into 1927, the year Isadora died. In one, she wrote: ”Mercedes, lead me with your little strong hands and I will follow you—to the top of a mountain. To the end of the world. Wherever you wish.”

Isadora died in France,  when one end of the scarf she was wearing became caught in the wheels of her automobile and her neck was broken. The incident, infamous and iconic, is referenced in several artworks including plays, novels and poetry, such as in Sylvia Plath’s poem, Fever 103; One scarf will catch and anchor in the wheel… 

“And if two girls kissing offends you….well, you need to grow up” - Graham Norton on Finland’s Eurovison entry

agroncriss:

i remember when france gave the uk one point last year

and then graham norton said:

we built a tunnel to your country

posted 1 day ago with 1 note

ok so it’s my birthday tomorrow and my english/maths tutor stopped round and she’s also a good friend of mine and in the past she’s given me stuff like bags with cats on or books about cats (i like cats, but you know, not that much) so i was kinda dubious when she said she got me a present but then it turned out she got me A SHERLOCK POSTER THINGY SIGNED BY BENEDICT CUMBERBATCH AND MARTIN FREEMAN

Track Title: Alcohol is Free

Artist: Koza Mostra & Agathon Iakovidis

Album: Eurovision 2013

isabellealightwood:

ALCOHOL IS FREE!!!

posted 1 day ago via brookerface with 4 notes
"Is he standing outside a prison?"
— Graham on the Macedonian host (via brookerface)

fannishthings:

lucillesmiles:

That one day Derek Hale decided to sing at the Eurovision Song Contest for Azerbaijan.

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You see. I’m not the only one who that saw that.

studjolras:

i dont understand the hype here i mean denmark was good but c’mon it was no elevated singing dracula with half naked men dancing slightly erotically

morgrana:

you see in the UK it’s not about winning

it’s about not coming last

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