the1timetraveller

This is basically what happened

Whoa 😮 how do I go about getting this job?

(Thanks for these gifs missesmarveluniverse)

This rare little moment of absolute delight kills me.

Because this is Bucky remembering, and delighting in the memory. It’s not the endless faces of the people he’s killed, or his abusers, or the world turning to ice in the cryochamber.

It’s a tiny, ridiculous memory. Not something he read in a newspaper or saw in a museum. It’s his own memory of Steve.

It’s his Steve

briedaily:

Brie Larson is signed on for 7 Marvel movies

She will be paid $5 million for next year’s Captain Marvel movie and signed a seven-picture deal that locks her into multiple franchises.

source: The Hollywood Reporter

et-in-arkadia:

katebishopofearth:

#i’m mega delighted and confused because he’s straight up dressed like steve rogers#it is actual steve rogers offering to take everyone to disney world

meanwhile is that sebastian or bucky who knows either way his expression is pure “please humor him” “welcome to my world” “it’s like this every day”

mamalaz:

Peggy Carter as Captain America AU (Captain Britain?)

In which Erskine finds Peggy first and Steve never got the serum (but they still got together because of course they did).

siriusblackbasically:

Peggy Carter deserved more than a cancelled tv show, one minute long funeral and Steve kissing her niece like four hours later.

the-queen-of-angsts:

xhangryx:

powerliftingpinay:

iwillfightu:

drained of blood, the heart is white

woah

No, that is NOT what this is. You’ve taken an amazing medical invention, a total game changer, and made up some stupid, faux-deep sentence fragment for it that is a complete falsehood. You should be embarrassed and ashamed, honestly.

This is a ghost heart. What they’ve done is taken a pig heart and stripped it down to, basically, a cell framework that they can use to BUILD A NEW HEART UPON. You could inject stem cells into this framework so that a newly formed personalized heart can be transplanted into a donor with a significantly reduced chance of rejection. FUCKING AMAZING. It’s not been done with human tissue yet, but the promise this given to people who need hearts – or kidneys or livers or whatever – is beautiful. Science is beautiful.

And it’s IMPERATIVE to mention that a woman, Doris Taylor, at the Texas Heart Institute developed this. And she started with a rat heart and worked up to he bigger, more complex (and more human) pig heart. What a total bad ass.

So look, quit making shit up, learn to do a reverse image search on stuff you find on the internet, and STOP ERASING WOMEN IN SCIENCE.

Reblogging for:

The corrected information

WOMEN IN SCIENCE

The fact that rejection rate would be LESS which is VITAL

quietnighty:

Inktober Day 9: Precious

The rest of em on AO3 here.

steveandsam:

AM: You know it’s fun, the three of us. It’s really great when you come around to people after a year, a year and a half, even two years and it’s like one minute hasn’t passed. Chris and Sebastian really have a way of working hard, and being smart and humble, and not letting ego or any of this hollywood stuff get in the way of what’s important. That’s something I admire and work towards as well. So it’s just always fun to work together.