Katie's Space

Im Katie, 20, Im studying to transfer to USC or NYU right now, I go to the Groundlings School in LA, The Second City- Hollywood and also Upright Citizens Brigade. My passions are varied: I love Late Night, SNL, USC football, Gaga, writing and TV. Visit my comedy blog at atomicbitchcomedy.tumblr.com :)
Bye bye $18,000 scholarship :( (Taken with instagram)

Bye bye $18,000 scholarship :( (Taken with instagram)

That scene was a really, really tough scene to film. They didn’t tell me they were going to do this but Phil told Jon to hold on to my hand and not let it go. And then he did and I really sort of lost it… and I will say that every single one of those tears was actually absolutely real.
— Elisabeth Moss, Inside Episode 511

(Source: dreyfus, via madmendaily)

My friend got a kitten and I went a little insane…

My friend got a kitten and I went a little insane…

mamaluka:

Saturday Night Live - Wake Up, Wakefield -9.29.01

shygirl364:

Ugh!!! They cut out ALL the wake up Wakefield sketches from Netflix!!!! >:( Someone please find the videos!!!!

Whenever anyone has called me a bitch, I have taken it as a compliment. To me, a bitch is assertive, unapologetic, demanding, intimidating, intelligent, fiercely protective, in control—all very positive attributes. But it’s not supposed to be a compliment, because there’s that old, stupid double standard: When men are aggressive and dominant, they are admired, but when a woman possesses those same qualities, she is dismissed and called a bitch. These days, I strive to be a bitch, because not being one sucks. Not being a bitch means not having your voice heard. Not being a bitch means you agree with all the bullshit. Not being a bitch means you don’t appreciate all the other bitches who have come before you. Not being a bitch means since Eve ate that apple, we will forever have to pay for her bitchiness with complacence, obedience, acceptance, closed eyes, and open legs.

—Margaret Cho (via mackenziegracedonaldson)

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