• Sherlock: Walk up to the crime scene
  • John: ... no
  • Sherlock: This is what I see
  • Lestrade: What?
  • Sherlock: I got John H. Watson-
  • John: A bit-
  • Sherlock: - Staring at me
  • John: ... not good
  • Sherlock: I got deductions in my head and I ain't afraid to show it
  • Anderson: What?
  • Sherlock: Show it
  • Donavan: What?
  • Sherlock: Show it
  • Sherlock: I'M SHERLOCK AND I KNOW IT
coolchicksfromhistory: Violet Jessop (1887-1971), ocean line stewardess and nurse who survived both the sinking of the Titanic (1912) and the Britannic (1916). More about Violet Jessop: Word of the Titanic documentary (UK only) Titanic Survivor By Violet Jessop and John Maxtone-Graham on Amazon

coolchicksfromhistory:

Violet Jessop (1887-1971), ocean line stewardess and nurse who survived both the sinking of the Titanic (1912) and the Britannic (1916).

More about Violet Jessop:

Word of the Titanic documentary (UK only)

Titanic Survivor By Violet Jessop and John Maxtone-Graham on Amazon

todaysdocument:

Written on April 13, 1989, this letter was sent from second-grader Kelli Middlestead of the Franklin School in Burlingame, California, to Walter Stieglitz the Regional Director of the Alaska Region of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, lamenting the Exxon Valdez oil spill of March 24, 1989.

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historiful: Actress Sophia Loren (b. 1934), with actor John Gavin (b. 1931), in Michael Curtiz’s film, “A Breath of Scandal,” 1960.

historiful:

Actress Sophia Loren (b. 1934), with actor John Gavin (b. 1931), in Michael Curtiz’s film, “A Breath of Scandal,” 1960.

historiful: Actress Sophia Loren (b. 1934), with actor John Gavin (b. 1931), in Michael Curtiz’s film, “A Breath of Scandal,” 1960.

historiful:

Actress Sophia Loren (b. 1934), with actor John Gavin (b. 1931), in Michael Curtiz’s film, “A Breath of Scandal,” 1960.


historiful: Actress Elizabeth Taylor (1932-2011), date unknown.

historiful:

Actress Elizabeth Taylor (1932-2011), date unknown.

liamdryden:

bcky:

timelordy-teganbreann:

iwillalwaysbeastarshipranger:

The Hanging Tree - The Hunger Games

(fan arrangment by adrisaurus)

(cover art by ~La-Chapeliere-Folle)


I am ashamed to call myself a singer/musician after hearing this

ugh just read this bit a few hours ago ;______________________________;

omg

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So true.

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comedycentral: Jon Stewart’s Extended and Uncensored Interview with Brad Pitt

comedycentral:

Jon Stewart’s Extended and Uncensored Interview with Brad Pitt

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gracklebird: YES.

gracklebird:

YES.

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life: Her sex-symbol image aside, Marilyn Monroe was an avid reader of 20th-century literature and was often photographed curling up with a book, as in this Peter Stackpole shot taken at her Hollywood home in 1953. (see more photos here)

life:

Her sex-symbol image aside, Marilyn Monroe was an avid reader of 20th-century literature and was often photographed curling up with a book, as in this Peter Stackpole shot taken at her Hollywood home in 1953.

(see more photos here)

oldhollywood: Natalie Wood & Richard Beymer on the set of West Side Story (1961, dir. Robert Wise & Jerome Robbins) (via)

oldhollywood:

Natalie Wood & Richard Beymer on the set of West Side Story (1961, dir. Robert Wise & Jerome Robbins) (via)