Give my remains to Broadway
"I've had happy moments in my life, but I don't think that happiness - being happy - is a perpetual state that anyone can be in. Life isn't that way." - Grace Kelly
Give my remains to Broadway
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Are you a teen? This blog is just for you!
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If our love is insanity, why are you my c l a r i t y?

If our love is insanity, why are you my c l a r i t y?

If our love is insanity, why are you my c l a r i t y?

If our love is insanity, why are you my c l a r i t y?

If our love is insanity, why are you my c l a r i t y?

If our love is insanity, why are you my c l a r i t y?

If our love is insanity, why are you my c l a r i t y?

If our love is insanity, why are you my c l a r i t y?
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This Is The End (x)

This Is The End (x)

This Is The End (x)

This Is The End (x)

This Is The End (x)

This Is The End (x)
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The Virgin Suicides

The Virgin Suicides

The Virgin Suicides

The Virgin Suicides

The Virgin Suicides

The Virgin Suicides
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“Chuck and Blair’s scene in Gare du Nord in the Paris episodes is one of my favorite scenes ever. I just thought it was…I’m getting a little emotional just talking about it. It was just so beautiful the visual of her in her orangey-red gown with her incredible jewels….and the image of them with the train station in the background as Chuck is about to leave forever and sort of turn his back on his identity. For me that’s everything of the show, the fashion, the emotion, the long term character arcs, the romance, the friendship because I ultimately do think that that was the big thing that came across in that scene. It wasn’t about did Blair think that she and Chuck were going to end up together. It was just wanting him to come back to be in her world.“ -Stephanie Savage


“Chuck and Blair’s scene in Gare du Nord in the Paris episodes is one of my favorite scenes ever. I just thought it was…I’m getting a little emotional just talking about it. It was just so beautiful the visual of her in her orangey-red gown with her incredible jewels….and the image of them with the train station in the background as Chuck is about to leave forever and sort of turn his back on his identity. For me that’s everything of the show, the fashion, the emotion, the long term character arcs, the romance, the friendship because I ultimately do think that that was the big thing that came across in that scene. It wasn’t about did Blair think that she and Chuck were going to end up together. It was just wanting him to come back to be in her world.“ -Stephanie Savage


“Chuck and Blair’s scene in Gare du Nord in the Paris episodes is one of my favorite scenes ever. I just thought it was…I’m getting a little emotional just talking about it. It was just so beautiful the visual of her in her orangey-red gown with her incredible jewels….and the image of them with the train station in the background as Chuck is about to leave forever and sort of turn his back on his identity. For me that’s everything of the show, the fashion, the emotion, the long term character arcs, the romance, the friendship because I ultimately do think that that was the big thing that came across in that scene. It wasn’t about did Blair think that she and Chuck were going to end up together. It was just wanting him to come back to be in her world.“ -Stephanie Savage


“Chuck and Blair’s scene in Gare du Nord in the Paris episodes is one of my favorite scenes ever. I just thought it was…I’m getting a little emotional just talking about it. It was just so beautiful the visual of her in her orangey-red gown with her incredible jewels….and the image of them with the train station in the background as Chuck is about to leave forever and sort of turn his back on his identity. For me that’s everything of the show, the fashion, the emotion, the long term character arcs, the romance, the friendship because I ultimately do think that that was the big thing that came across in that scene. It wasn’t about did Blair think that she and Chuck were going to end up together. It was just wanting him to come back to be in her world.“ -Stephanie Savage


“Chuck and Blair’s scene in Gare du Nord in the Paris episodes is one of my favorite scenes ever. I just thought it was…I’m getting a little emotional just talking about it. It was just so beautiful the visual of her in her orangey-red gown with her incredible jewels….and the image of them with the train station in the background as Chuck is about to leave forever and sort of turn his back on his identity. For me that’s everything of the show, the fashion, the emotion, the long term character arcs, the romance, the friendship because I ultimately do think that that was the big thing that came across in that scene. It wasn’t about did Blair think that she and Chuck were going to end up together. It was just wanting him to come back to be in her world.“ -Stephanie Savage


“Chuck and Blair’s scene in Gare du Nord in the Paris episodes is one of my favorite scenes ever. I just thought it was…I’m getting a little emotional just talking about it. It was just so beautiful the visual of her in her orangey-red gown with her incredible jewels….and the image of them with the train station in the background as Chuck is about to leave forever and sort of turn his back on his identity. For me that’s everything of the show, the fashion, the emotion, the long term character arcs, the romance, the friendship because I ultimately do think that that was the big thing that came across in that scene. It wasn’t about did Blair think that she and Chuck were going to end up together. It was just wanting him to come back to be in her world.“ -Stephanie Savage
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vixleonard:

I feel like this photo set sums up the entire series.  The men talk about doing shit; the women get shit done.
vixleonard:

I feel like this photo set sums up the entire series.  The men talk about doing shit; the women get shit done.
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Vampire Weekend by Steven Brahms

Vampire Weekend by Steven Brahms

Vampire Weekend by Steven Brahms

Vampire Weekend by Steven Brahms