cinnamon-raoul:

my talents include getting overprotective about shitty characters and petting dogs

the signs as alexander hamilton screw-ups:

songsaboutsalad:

aries: the affair with maria reynolds

taurus: getting blackmailed by james reynolds

gemini: wardrobe choices

cancer: “philipp don’t shoot that guy you’ll be fine”

leo: doing everything people told him not to do

virgo: pissing off all of virginia

libra: getting shot

scorpio: putting commas in weird places

sagittarius: “but eliza, america needs me”

capricorn: not helping france

aquarius: telling everyone about the thing with the reynolds

pisces: saying macbeth

“I would like to straighten out that, yes, I did not make as much as my male co-stars, but it wasn’t so much complaining about not getting paid more because I’m a woman. It was more about how my mentality got in my own way of fighting just as hard as the men to get a better deal. Is that because I’m a woman? The only point of view I have is a woman’s point of view. There definitely wasn’t any foul play involved, on Sony’s part. They’re not going to give somebody more money, if they don’t ask for it. There was no foul play from the men or anybody making that movie. A lot of things have to be rearranged and exceptions have to be made when you’re going to have that many movie stars in one movie. I hoped to just write more about how my own fears of how I was going to be portrayed or how I would look or how people would judge me got in my way when obviously the men don’t think that way. Even after writing it, I don’t remember what website it was, but it was called, “Jennifer Lawrence’s bratty display,” and I was like, “Thank you for completely making my point.” If a woman speaks up and is assertive and has a voice, she’s going to be called a brat. I just don’t see a man being called a brat.”

- Jennifer Lawrence on an essay she wrote about Hollywood’s gender pay gap (via jenniferlawrenceinform)