Alfonso Disparioso

sylvysparrow:

how hard does this damn tweet go though

mycoffeeneedsme:

Julianne Moore wins Best Actress at the 2015 Critics’ Choice Awards (x)

30 Rock + TV Tropes
↳ ’Painting the Medium’:
Modifying the presentation of a story in order to convey information about the story. This is typically done for one of three reasons:
- To imply something about a character or scene without actually stating it, or to give a feeling that helps remind the reader that things aren’t quite the normal and mundane that they’re used to.
- To drag the reader from the narrative and blatantly point out that it is messing with our preconceptions about how the medium should behave. If this is done well, it creates a sense of confused surreality.
- To gain basic laughs from its audience.
By using this trope, a writer turns a transparent tool — meant to show the work behind it — into a part of the work.

No Cities to Love - Sleater-Kinney (starring Gerard Way, Fred Armisen, Ellen Page)

“This is Tina when she was six months old. As you can see, even when she was very little, she only had one eyebrow.”

- On a photo of baby Tina, Jeanne Fey (x)

amusementforme:

one of the greatest scenes in tv history. and all in 60 seconds.

That scene [when Maggie walks into Milo’s hospital room], the way Craig had written it and we talked about it, was supposed to be cold. And because it was Kristen, I got very emotional and she got emotional. I mean, she’s essentially my sister. If it was a different actor, we wouldn’t have had the same reaction.

goonbelly:

cybercloud96:
'we love men'
"humanism"

official-tina-belcher:

ilanawexler:
Broad City S02E01 |This is strike three.
IS IT JUST ME OR ARE OTHER PEOPLE FREAKING OUT THAT PHIL OF THE FUTURE WAS ON BROAD CITY LAST NIGHT???!!!

salesonfilm:

Above: Broad City, 1x04 “The Lockout” (wri. Abbi Jacobson & Ilana Glazer, dir. Lucia Aniello)
Below: Broad City, 2x01 “In Heat” (wri. Abbi Jacobson & Ilana Glazer, dir. Lucia Aniello)

hijerking:

versaceslut:
OH MY GOD

February 15 on NBC (x)

“We love Mindy [Kaling]; she’s a great talent and we have loved working with her. Everyone at the network feels strongly about her. She’s that person that goes the extra mile and is willing to do anything to support that show. Creatively I think the show is in a very good place. She has exciting story lines coming up the back half of the season that I think are going to energize the fan base. We’re just going to see. We’re hopeful that fans will respond to this storyline and that we can build a little bit greater audience on that show, which would be very rewarding, and I know would make a lot of fans very happy”

- Dana Walden- FOX Co-Chairman and CEO (x)