Jorge has a message for you on behalf of Cancer Gets LOST.
With a little help from the friendly familiar face above, we are thrilled to finally announce the details for our official event and charity auction this summer! There are three tiers to what we aim to accomplish with Cancer Gets LOST, all of which will take place to raise money for the National Brain Tumor Society.
1. Wednesday, August 22 – Wednesday, August 29: Charity auction featuring rare and autographed memorabilia, props, art and more from LOST and shows (official URL will be posted in early August). 100% of the proceeds will benefit the NBTS.
2. Saturday, August 25, noon-4pm PST: Live streaming Webcast with several of the cast & creative team from LOST and other shows (confirmed guests will be announced later this summer). The recording of this event will be closed to the public but available for everyone to watch online!
3. Saturday, August: 25, 7pm-10pm PST: Fan Appreciation Party in Los Angeles (location and time will be announced later this summer). Open to everyone; no-host bar, trivia, giveaways and more! Auction items will be on display. Admission: $5-$20 cash donation to the NBTS.
We are still in the process of collecting items for the auction, so let us know if you have any original art, authentic official LOST Auction or autographed items to donate!
50 men I love and admire
└ Sir Ian McKellen
(via painkiller80)
I am a feminist because I believe women should be allowed to choose to wear whatever they like.
(at least when no uniforms for work/school apply)I see/hear so many messages in the media telling us to wear clothes that look slimming, or look modest, or show off our womanly form, or don’t look trashy, or don’t look too ageing, or don’t look too childish. You will feel fabulous if you dress this way, or you will be a real woman if you dress that other way. So many conflicting messages. It is exhausting!
Did you ever notice how in the kids/teens aisle of clothing stores everything is so much more colourful and varied, whereas the adult section tends to be more emphasized with black, dark or earthy colours? What is this message saying to us? That when we grow up, we have to become ninjas or camouflage ourselves, to blend into the background and not stand out? Bah I say- bah!
My message also aims to reach out towards guys who like to wear feminine clothing, but get bullied or laughed at for doing so; because looking feminine is still something that can’t be taken seriously today.
Can we all not just wear what we like, and carry on with life?
It’s my body. It doesn’t belong to anyone else. I should be able to adorn it however I wish- at least in my free time.
(Source: pokemonworld, via fypokemon)
