Are you and your droogs as oomny as you think you are?
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Monday, July 20, 2015
Show Us Your "Harry Potter"-Inspired Tattoos!
Posted by Unknown on Monday, July 20, 2015
Because magic knows no bound.
Tattoos are a great way to express yourself.
And they're perfect for paying tribute to your favorite book and movie series, like Harry Potter.
Maybe you want to show the world what Hogwarts house you truly belong to.
Or perhaps you need a constant reminder that a beloved character will always be with you.
Which "Harry Potter" Death Was The Saddest?
Posted by Unknown on Monday, July 20, 2015
J.K. Rowling, ruining lives since ‘97.
Harry Potter is one of those book series which is impossible to read without crying (or flinging your book across the room) at least once.
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As fans, we've had to watch our favourite characters die right before our very eyes.
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From Sirius...
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...to Dumbledore...
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J.K. Rowling Confirmed That You Don't Have To Pay To Get Into Hogwarts
Posted by Unknown on Monday, July 20, 2015
Proving once again that she’s a woman of the people.
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In addition to the cost of wands, owls and all of the other wizarding paraphernalia one would need for a year at Hogwarts, Mic decided that "while some insist that tuition at Hogwarts is free, we'll say that tuition must cost something," offering a hypothetical figure of $42,000 per year, which works out at around £27,000.
That would put Hogwarts roughly in line with Marlborough College, once attended by Kate Middleton, which costs non-boarding students £28,830 per year.
But Rowling confirmed that, "the Ministry of Magic covers the cost of all magical education," and that there are no tuition fees at Hogwarts.
Although Rowling has never spoken directly on her opinions about fee-paying schools, she is a vocal supporter of Labour after her experiences living on benefits, so it comes as little surprise that she would want Hogwarts to be accessible to all.
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How Well Do You Remember "Harry Potter" Characters' Final Words?
Posted by Unknown on Monday, July 20, 2015
Heads up: Quotes are from the books, not the films.
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Sunday, July 19, 2015
Can You Remember Who Killed Whom In The "Harry Potter" Books?
Posted by Unknown on Sunday, July 19, 2015
Neither can live while the other survives.
Saturday, July 18, 2015
18 Life-Changing Style Tips Taught To Us By "Fear Street"
Posted by Unknown on Saturday, July 18, 2015
You should never be afraid of fashion.
A simple sweater and knee-length skirt will make a good impression in any new situation.
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It is not a faux pas to wear sunglasses at night.
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But it is a faux pas to dress matchy-matchy with holidays.
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Stay away from bright, pastel-colored denim jackets. They won't win you any fans.
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17 Faces Every Grammar Nerd Will Recognize
Posted by Unknown on Saturday, July 18, 2015
For the love of everything holy, get your shit together.
When someone thinks adding an apostrophe makes a word plural.
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When someone somehow still doesn't understand the difference between your and you're.
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Or the differences between there, they're, and their.
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OR THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TO AND TOO??
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6 Things You Most Definitely Don't Know About "Clueless"
Posted by Unknown on Saturday, July 18, 2015
Details for hardcore fans are revealed in a new oral history on this ’90s classic.
A new book on Clueless has just hit the shelves. It's called As If!, and in it, pop culture journalist Jen Chaney weaves together an amazing oral history of the movie with interviews from the cast and crew.
The book explores literally every detail of the movie, from its origins to aspects of its production, to its lasting impact.
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Paul Rudd gave the cast/crew the most '90s wrap gift ever: personalized rice grain necklaces.
Paul Rudd: "What I got everybody was a necklace with — each person had their name written on a grain of rice. It was like the dumbest [gift]."
Dionne's hat was by a New York designer called Kokin, and you could buy them...meaning somewhere, someone besides Dionne was in fact wearing this hat.
Kokin, hat designer: "It was expensive and difficult to produce, and it was expensive and difficult to sell. But I made it a certain price for a certain woman who's got to have the look. I don't remember [how much it cost]. Whatever it is, now it's pennies."
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