I really liked this interview. Adorable!

So do you have input into what songs you get to sing on Glee?
Chris: "Yeah."
Lea: "We've done a lot of events where I've sung songs, and if ever Ryan Murphy was there he'd be like, 'That was really nice', and I'd be like, 'Okay, great. Are you going to let me do it on the show now?' That's how I got 'My Man', which was my number one song that I wanted to sing on Glee. I did it at an event, I sang it for Barbra Streisand, and he was there as well. I'd been begging and begging and begging him and then he saw me do it at the event, and I said, 'Now can I do it?' and he said yes."
Chris: "I just blackmail and bribe."
Lea: "I audition!"

I just. What. "The point is my father's not really into throwing his fists. He's got lightning wit, backchat and repartee to get himself out of a scrap – and nothing else. My father came from an intellectual and studious avenue as opposed to a brawler's avenue. So I had to go further afield and I brought all kinds of unscrupulous oiks back home – earless, toothless vagabonds – to teach me the arts of the old bagarre." WHAT?

Reading a used book on evolution I wonder
about fingerprints, how long they live.

Partial transcript of commentary for The Great Game with Benedict, Martin, and Mark. OMG, THESE THREE. THE ARGUING ABOUT CLOTHES, I CANNOT EVEN. AMAZING AMAZINGNESS.

Partial transcript of the commentary track for A Study In Pink. Steven and Mark~~~~!

The strangest article I have ever read, and one of the most amazing, too.

I cannot believe this interview exists. We have 1) Bradley talking about singing snatches of Once More With Feeling on set TO ANTHONY 2) discussion of whether or not Camelot is on the Hellmouth 3) the vampire craze 4) Colin's interest in True Blood 4) how shit England was at the World Cup 5) Arthur's lack of hugs as a child 6) The bizarreness of everything on the BBC roadtrip (!!!!!!) 7) particularly the CRAZY LEY LINE GUY 8) how Colin acts when he's worried 9) Bradley thinking Colin will want a break from him after the show because Bradley's around him all the time 10) Colin and Bradley getting their own reality show / comedy duo act. I HAVE NO WORDS FOR THIS INTERVIEW OTHER THAN AWESOME AND EPIC AND ANY COMBINATION OF THOSE TWO WORDS, AD INFINITUM.

ONCE AGAIN JOINING THE THRONGS OF PEOPLE ASKING "TOM HARDY, HOW ARE YOU REAL?" IN AN UNENDING LITANY. THIS MAN TAKES HORRIFICALLY ANGLED PICTURES OF HIMSELF WITH FURRY ANIMALS. AND YET. AND YET.

The interview where he talks about drinking lots of tea. I take back my earlier comments on Tom Hardy, re: his ridiculousness. If he can sound this amazing fighting sleep deprivation, I love him wholeheartedly.

“I’m not especially vain. There’s an inevitability to thinking about yourself as an actor—you are your own raw material. But I can walk past a mirror without looking at it. I do glance in a shop window and I will go, ‘Shit, my hair’s looking flat,’ but the closer I get to having to go in front of a camera or on a stage, the more distracted I get from how I look. You just suspend that, or it freaks you out. There’s something reckless about going on.”
Bonus: "A Bloody Mary really can work wonders," says Elfie Semotan who photographed Colin Firth in London in anticipation of the actor reprising his role in the new Bridget Jones film. "Colin was lovely but hates having his photograph taken and only after his second drink did he start to loosen up."

-Whenever I see truly queer representations, especially embedded in such a mainstream moment like "Telephone," I think of kids in the middle of Kansas who maybe aren't exposed to anything, and then they see this Lady Gaga video, and they start asking questions. Even something as fluffy as a pop music video can be hugely influential.
-Totally. Gone are the days when if you're against the war you go and protest on the street. Protesting doesn't stop wars anymore. Going to your gay pride rally is nice--it makes you feel good, but unfortunately we don't live in that era anymore. The only way you can create social change is to insert yourself into the machine.
-Right. And cast yourself as a monkey wrench.
-Exactly.

Adorable. I just. Hahaha.

The full orange bikini briefs story.

LOL, the context here is everything. Also, Jesus, I still cannot get over the black three piece with the red tie. DAYUM.

In the running for weirdest interview ever. Oh Misha, you horrify and amaze me.

Man, I just love everything about this, lololol.

Just plain awesome. I've watched this maybe 7 times, and every single time I go to watch it again I'm like "what is that q&a thing called? p-something?" and then I have to troll google and youtube for like 10 minutes looking for it. Then I remembered this interesting site called delicious, lol. Not just for gay porn, self!

Whaaaaat. David Yates, I knew you were good, but now I might have to fangirl you, too.