" Unlike other enduring characters such as Sherlock Holmes or Tarzan, being the Doctor allows you a certain freedom that is both very demanding and very thrilling. It allows you to make the character using elements of yourself."
Hi! I'm Rachel or Rayn depending on who you ask. I'm into Fullmetal Alchemist and Doctor Who, though it's mostly the latter you'll find here. I'm an aspiring writer, and while my original stuff mostly won't find its way to this blog, most of my fanfiction does. I'm inordinately fond of Doctor/Master in all incarnations, and occasionally Doctor/Rose.
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please someone find this post I need to reblog it and like it I found the picture on facebook but i’ve not seen the real thing
In case you were wondering, the BBC-approved Tardis blue is actually Pantone 2955C.
You’re welcome.
I know what color I’ll be painting my room next.
GUESS WHAT COLOUR I’LL BE PAINTING MY DOOR WITH?
it looks like the dashboard blue of tumblr but younger
we’re all blogging on the TARDIS
for those whom it interests the hex code is 003B6F
CAN WE JUST TALK ABOUT HOW AMAZING ANNE HATHAWAY IS FOR A SECOND?!
Seriously. Someone takes a photo under her dress as she’s getting out of a car. She happens to not be wearing underwear. And in an interview Matt Lauer immediately asks her what she learned from this experience. As if it was something she intentionally did and had to apologize for. But Ms. Hathaway did not miss a beat. She answered the question by stating that it made her sad that someone would take such a photo and sell it instead of deleting it and that (as shown in the gif above) she’s sorry we live in such a culture where this is acceptable. And then she turned it right back to Les Miserables, by relating it to her character who becomes a prostitute to provide for her daughter. She has continually been an outspoken gay rights advocate. She also fights against the media’s perception of beauty by playing down her weight loss in certain films. She doesn’t talk about how she did it and how awesome it made her feel. She avoids the question because it shouldn’t matter and little girls at home watching her shouldn’t have to be exposed to that message of “the skinnier, the better.” Especially in the case of Les Mis, when her character is starving, which shouldn’t be a body image role model.
Look, I’ve loved Anne Hathaway since The Princess Diaries and I’ve always thought she was a brilliant actress. I’ve also met her. She is one of the kindest, friendliest, and most genuine people (not just celebrity) I have ever met. She’s the real deal. We should all appreciate the goddess that is Anne Hathaway.
