Not to hate but...

nprfreshair:

doree:

Mom brought me some oldies but goodies

NPR’s children/YA book club on Tumblr.

Not to hate, Judy, but The Motherfucking Pigman was my shit.

guardian:

Photograph: Thierry Lefouess

D’Angelo’s back - and getting a four-star review from us

HOW IS THIS NOT FRONT PAGE NEWS.

I HATE MYSELF for posting this, but a) I wanted to remark that, let’s be real, this should be titled “What White People In Chicago Say” and b) I still say half these things. But that’s ok, because I’m mixed.

UR Chicago: MPFREE: Nneka || My Home (Coki of Digital Mystikz Remix)

urchicago:

MPFREE: NNEKA || My Home (Coki of Digital Mystikz remix)

Nneka has long been one of our favorite soulstresses of recent years. She injects each of her songs with the same passion you’d hear in a classic Aretha, Mary J., or Nina joint (that’s Simone, in case if ya didn’t know!) … aka…

Afro-German autoreblog.

thedailywhat:

Awesomeness Runs In The Family of the Day: Video artist Dicken Schrader rubs his sensational child-rearing skills in all our faces by enlisting the help of his kickass kids Milah and Korben in covering Depeche Mode’s “Everything Counts.”

[dpaf.]

I assume the mother was behind the camera given the kids cues. I like to think that, anyway.

stfuracists:

“He was somewhat thin-skinned a little tense to say the least… I was trying to be very calm.”
Gov. Jan Brewer (R-AZ)

Huh, a racist white woman from Arizona wags her finger at a black man, then criticizes him as being oversensitive. Go figure.

So I’m going to let this go right after I point out that there is NO FUCKING WAY that a man who had rocks thrown at him when was a child for being black is going to be thin skinned about some racist lady saying some bullshit in her dumbass book.

ianbrooks:

Happy Horny Werewolf Day cards by Warren Ellis

Warren Ellis wants to share the joy of Valentine’s Day with you, plus all those nasty bits you forgot about. You can purchase these Truthful Vday cards over at cafepress.

(via wilwheaton)

Where is this from where is this from where is this FROM???

(via ihatemyparents)

guardian:

Photograph: Craig Thompson

It took the graphic novelist Craig Thompson seven years to complete Habibi, his epic exploration of child slavery and sexual awakening in an imaginary Middle-Eastern kingdom. In this gallery he shows how it grew from his first ideas to the final pages.

Oooh this looks fascinating.

Danny Pudi Welcomes Twins James and Fiona

What People fails to mention is that his son James’ full name is James Timothy Pudi.

Jimmy Timmy Pudi.

newsweek:

BFFs 4 life.

Fuck I’m PMSing because this stupid link made me teary hormones are THE WORST.

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