Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Harry Potter Fandom: I wish I could go to Hogwarts!
Percy Jackson Fandom: I wish I could go to Camp Half-Blood!
Chronicles Of Narnia Fandom: I wish I could go to Narnia!
The Hunger Games Fandom: Never.
The Game of Thrones Fandom: Nope.
Girl on Fire (The Hunger Games cocktail)
Ingredients:
1.5 ounces white rum
3 ounces mango juice
1 to 2 teaspoon grenadine
Orange zest strip
Maraschino cherryDirections: From the creator, Khalil Hymore: “Fill a highball glass with ice. Add white rum and mango juice, then add grenadine, allowing it to sink to the bottom of glass. Do not stir; garnish with orange zest and cherry. Of course, with this drink in hand, there’s only one way to toast: May the odds be ever in your favor!”
Drink created and photographed by Khalil Hymore of the Everyday Food Blog.
Colorful enough for the Capitol!
CHEERS!
#in a terrifying world where hollywood is populated by men and women who aren’t real #comes the heartwarming story of one actress who wasn’t afraid to look like an actual human being #this spring #prepare to fall in love with jennifer lawrence #in #~SHIT THERE’S A NORMAL PERSON IN HOLLYWOOD~#coming to cinemas near you
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Okay, someone needs to make a gif set of Jennifer Lawrence and Kristen Bell because they both make such awesome faces LOL! <3
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Your boots. I want them.
Also, how many people what to know what she is reading???? (perhaps it’s just the librarian in me…)
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New 'The Hunger Games' Trailer
Um…WTF, Katniss does NOT give Prim the Mockingjay pin!
Everyone who has read Suzanne Collins’ Hunger Games has a specific mental image of what this world and its characters should look like, especially certain crucial scenes like the opening ceremonies of the Games. Well, bravo, Gary Ross and company. In this exclusive photo from the moments just before their introduction, Cinna (Lenny Kravitz) readies a final flaming flourish to Peeta and Katniss’s black costumes. “This is one of those moments where Cinna’s character syncs up with the creativity of our costume designer Judianna Makovsky,” says Ross. (Makovsky earned Oscar nominations for her work on Ross’ previous movies Pleasantville and Seabiscuit.) “What Cinna was trying to do was create something that came out of District 12, out of a coal mining world, with a fresh, bold look to it. So Judianna went to this wonderful black reflective material that glistened like coal or graphite and would obviously work well in the Tribute parade where Katniss becomes the Girl on Fire.”
I WANT THIS COSTUME.
Huffington Post: Now, “The Hunger Games.” I know you’re a big fan.
Kristen Bell: It’s all I think about.
HP: Anything new in your campaign to be Johanna? Is that still happening?
Kristen: I mean from my campaign desk here on my full-size bed in a back bedroom in my family’s house in Oregon, there are no new developments [Laughs] — other than the fact that I am trying to stay on top of it and not age too rapidly so that I can still be cast.
HP: For Halloween, were you Katniss?
Kristen: No, but my 30th birthday I themed after “The Hunger Games” and I put District numbers up around. I put District 4 for water over the pool. I put District 2 for electronics over the stereo and iPod. I had a blow-up castle bouncy house on the front lawn and I put The Capitol over the bouncy house. And over my front door, I put District 12. All my friends dressed as the characters and I dressed as Katniss. I was head-to-toe in spandex with a fire cape and carried a bow and arrow.
HP: That sounds pretty damn epic.
Kristen: Oh yeah, it was pretty much major. I had friends that went all out. I have friends that like do it. They do not mess around. I had friends who came as Cato and Clove and were dressed in weird sewn-together fabric leaves and army colors. They had the football black under their eyes and they had taken all the knives in their house, even the butcher knives, and wrapped them in duct tape so they wouldn’t be too sharp and flung them over their body like sort of ammo lines. They had all these knives taped to them — it was amazing. I had a couple Effie Trinkets. It was pretty exceptional. People dressed up like tracker jackers. They were like bumble bees, but with huge horns.
