@pinkfloralcake's art is so lovely printed!! I got these Endeavour and Lewis postcards from her redbubble shop and can't wait to put them on my wall. Check out her profile!

Inspector Morse S2E01: The Wolvercote Tongue Inspector Lewis S2E02: Music to Die For

Is he...you know.... [Spanish dubbed]?

Battle Creek is on Netflix!

I am so excited :D

Battle Creek - Behind the Scenes (X)

Dean Winters and Josh  Duhamel on the same show! how can you not watch it!?

Anyone here remembers this great show?..

Reblog if you honestly have NEVER sent anon hate.

It pains me that only 14,000 people can honestly reblog this

Cute Yoongi 💞

A Small, Rambly Rant

Listening to the Encanto soundtrack really makes me wish that Raya and the Last Dragon was more like a musical. Even Mirabel gets an “I want” song like the other girls do! Like I know that Disney’s thing right now is to expand their horizons and give us non-Princess and non-musical material, but Southeast Asian kids deserve something just as fun and whimsical as Tangled and Moana and Encanto.

Like I can’t put my finger on what it is exactly, but there’s always a stereotypical depiction of how fairytale/fantasy/fictional characters are portrayed based on where in the world they’re from. Asians are usually warriors or at war, Europeans are always elegant/graceful and wealthy or modestly comfortable, Indigenous characters are always in tune with the earth and the elements, etc. And not that those depictions can’t hold any truth to them, but there are other facets of these cultures that are just as interesting and worth focusing on.

The white princesses collectively represent different aspects of humanity, and they all possess qualities that set them apart from one another.

• Belle was an intellectual who didn’t want to settle for mediocrity, and she let herself form her own opinions.

• Cinderella valued kindness towards others, and remained a kind person after leaving an abusive situation.

• Ariel sacrificed her own voice just to appease her growing curiosity, and showed that a person is more than what they have to say.

• Merida rebelled against decades of tradition because she knew it wasn’t worth sacrificing her own freedom of choice.

• Rapunzel was a dreamer who stopped at nothing to make her own dream a reality, and she also inspired others to prioritize and fulfill their own dreams.

I guess what I’m getting at here is that: Raya, our second Asian princess, deserved more than to be shoved into the stereotype that Asians stories only consist of sword-wielding warriors. Yes, there’s room in the world for more than one Asian warrior princess, but there are more to Asian stories than fighting with swords and saving your people.

Give me a soft Asian princess who learns to cope with change while still keeping some of the softness that makes her unique. Give me an elegant Asian princess who embraces her femininity without weaponizing it. Give me a hopeless romantic Asian princess who accidentally solves a mystery that plagues her community. Or even give me an Asian prince that’s next in line to take the throne who compromises parts of his identity for the sake of keeping up appearances, and then throw a princess in there like they did with Aladdin and Hercules. Just don’t give me another Asian warrior™ please, be more creative.

Anyway tl;dr - I’m happy Encanto is a magical and joyful adventure about Colombians and I sure hope Disney revisits a specific Asian culture in the future and gives them a cool musical that we can also be proud of, the same way Colombians will love Encanto!

i feel like loads of you guys are forgetting that bruno wasn't kicked out of the Madrigal family. he left, because he had a vision about mirabel and knew that people would be pressuring him to tell them what he saw and he didn't want his seeings to fall back on his 5 year old neice. yes, it's canon that people treated him harshly because of how often he saw things that ended up badly, but as for why no one ever talks about him, please imagine how you'd feel if your brother/son/uncle suddenly vanished without a word to anyone despite years of a loving relationship and with no evidence of any kind of struggle or hazard. alma is actually pretty clearly torn up about the fact that he's gone — she goes as far as to blame mirabel for his absence, which she wouldn't have done if she had been the one who wanted him gone.

you guys are treating tio bruno like alma told him to leave the family because he wasn't the ideal person, and that's explicitly not what happened. none of the madrigals ever expected or asked bruno to leave the casalita and the encanto. he made that decision himself. that's why she doesn't apologize to him for kicking him out. because she didn't.

he tells customers the time and place of their deaths

Casita totally grew those space and holes and halls between walls for Bruno. No way it didn’t. Casita still wanted him near and safe.

headcanon that Dolores has a soundproof room so she can have peace from the amount of audio stimulation that overwhelms her on a daily basis.