gordonlevitting:

if you’re ever feeling overdramatic just remember that zelda fitzgerald once threw herself down a flight of marble stairs at a party because her husband was talking to someone else

consultingtrickster:

unicornicopia:

I doubt that anyone following me is confused about this, but I need to reiterate that this is an “All the fictional women you* hate” appreciation blog. 

You don’t have to be a huge fan of all these women.  You don’t have to like all these women.  Please do not bash these women for basic ass reasons.  It’s transparent, it’s boring, and (at it’s worst) it’s misogynistic and/or racist. 

*You as in fandom at large

#all of these women deserve better than the way fandom treats them sometimes

thebeautyofsolitude:

~ Daniel Radcliffe for USA Weekly (2011)

“Through the process of making the films, I’ve learned everything I know about how to live,” he says, sounding older than his years, “about my own morality and my principles and what I think is important.”

“There’s a certain amount of people who like that I’m doing something unexpected and want to support me in that, which is very, very nice,” he says, again slightly philosophical. “But they don’t know me.”

“They’re cheering for the me they’ve read about in interviews or on TV, which is a side of me when I have to be eloquent and articulate. The rest of the time I’m just lazy,” Radcliffe adds, laughing.

As for those who are waving “Marry me, Daniel!” signs, they’re probably out of luck. Radcliffe won’t reveal her name, but he says he has a girlfriend of nine months back home in London. (He insists it’s not Olive Uniacke, as has been rumored.)

“I thought it was part of an actor’s life not to bed-hop but to be with lots of women. I tried it for maybe three months. I was really bored not getting to know anyone,” Radcliffe says.

“It’s a nice feeling to suddenly meet somebody and go, ‘I’m really happy with you, and I like the idea of coming home to you at the end of the day.’”