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Audience member: Do you have any bands or musicians that have motivated you in acting?

Liz: I am definitely a 60’s and 70’s rock girl. For Juliet, I listened to some really ruff stuff for her I probably shouldn’t say. She’s so chaotic that I need that crazy music. I listened to a lot of Nine Inch Nails with her. With Sawyer I listened to country music! I told him and he was like good little bird! He’d come into my trailer with his jeans and no shirt and I’d say honey this is wasted on me (laughs). And Josh would say alright little bird let’s sing!

Jo: He called you little bird?

Liz: Yeah because my voice is so high. x

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•  30 May 2012  •  217 notes • what what is this what is this anecdote why are you the cutest this wasn't supposed to happen Lost

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•  30 May 2012  •  875 notes • HIS REACTIONS MADE ME SO HAPPY look at his stupid face Liz Lemon I love you and so does Criss :')

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•  30 May 2012  •  8,800 notes • darling I love you when you're snotty I love you so much more for being snotty on top of brave and stalwart and intelligent and loyal such strong Hermione feelings

With six videos planned, filmmaker Antony Osso has completed four mini-documentaries focusing on LGBTQ love stories - detailing not only the more romantic anecdotes about first meeting and falling in love, but as well dealing with the trials and tribulations affecting two people that promise to spend their lives together.  Short, sweet, and well-told, each film successfully paints a portrait of two individuals wholly in love, devoted to one another and their life together.  These couples are fantastic role models for young members of the LGTBQ community, who are so frequently deprived of positive images for their futures.

•  30 May 2012  •  37 notes • links to bloggo The Devotion Project

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•  30 May 2012  •  877 notes • ugh and then this moment of connection that wasn't actually a connection did me in Joan watching Peggy's retreating back it's like they ALMOST intersect but Peggy just doesn't turn around and Joan is rooted to the spot Mad Men feelings explosion this is the last one

I wanted to tell you, it’s not worth it. And if we don’t get Jaguar, so what?

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•  30 May 2012  •  796 notes • why whyyyyy I was prepared to never have another Joan/Don scene again AND THEN THIS also lol at Don being described as 'good' but I mean he has his moments whatever in the office environment he's fairly good Mad Men feelings explosion

Don’t be a stranger.

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•  30 May 2012  •  1,738 notes • upset UPSET SO UPSET Mad Men

It’s not worth it.

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•  30 May 2012  •  536 notes • this has temporarily become a Mad Men blog there are a bunch of things in my drafts and I just need to get them out now because FEELINGS Mad Men

•  29 May 2012  •  6 notes • links to bloggo obsessed with this episode Mad Men

The Devotion Project: More Than Ever

•  29 May 2012  •  6 notes • The Devotion Project and watch this as well but have tissues when you do

The Devotion Project: Listen from the Heart

•  29 May 2012  •  8 notes • The Devotion Project you should also watch this

The Devotion Project: My Person

•  29 May 2012  •  3 notes • The Devotion Project this is good you should watch this everyone should watch this

At last: something beautiful you can truly own.

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•  28 May 2012  •  596 notes • this episode was brilliant and horrible cries about all the ladies Mad Men

That scene was a really, really tough scene to film. They didn’t tell me they were going to do this but Phil told Jon to hold on to my hand and not let it go. And then he did and I really sort of lost it… and I will say that every single one of those tears was actually absolutely real.
— Elisabeth Moss, Inside Episode 511

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•  28 May 2012  •  1,908 notes • UPSET SO UPSET ABOUT AND ENAMORED WITH EVERYTHING Mad Men