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Which "Magicians" Character Are You?
“I got my heart’s desire…and there my troubles began.”
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The Magician's Land — the third book in the Magicians trilogy (which will soon be a television show on Syfy) — is now in bookstores.
17 Hobbies You Can Pick Up For Free Online
Spice up your CV, your dating profile, and your actual life.
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Master the kitchen.
There's no better hobby than cooking; it engages all of your senses, keeps you busy, challenges you to be creative, allows you to treat yourself, and impresses your friends and dates. To whip your chef game into shape, try starting with the simple and down to earth tutorials from Hilah Cooking. If you fancy a health food angle, keep your eyes on health food bloggers Fit Foodie Finds and Sarah Wilson, and don't forget BuzzFeed Food to learn how to whip up everything your tastebuds desire and more.
Learn to draw.
Embrace your artistic side by learning the basics of drawing. Sketching is a brilliant and portable hobby that you can easily learn from the comfort of home, then practice and improve wherever you happen to be. The excellent free courses on Draw Space are a great place to start, and if you prefer videos, follow Brandon Schafer's YouTube channel for a three lesson beginners' course followed by plenty more installments with tips and exercises.
Become a beauty guru.
Drawing's not the only art form you can learn online – learning to do your make-up was never so easy, creative, and varied than it is in the age of the beauty blogger. Take advantage and learn to play up your look and have fun with colour, contour, and style. If you're an absolute make-up beginner, start here. If you've got the basics covered but want to learn to infuse a bit of artistry into your look, check out the glam-inspired vlogger NikkieTutorials, and don't miss our round-ups of the best British beauty bloggers here and here.
This City Hall Wedding Instagram Is Basically Perfect
Get ready to spend a few hours swooning over Married in New York.
If you're a sucker for a good courthouse wedding, you'll love Married in New York.
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Run by photographer Natasha Jahangir, the Instagram (and Tumblr) show joyful newlyweds at New York City Hall.
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Jahangir told BuzzFeed Life she got the idea for Married in New York from a former professor who was married at City Hall.
"Last summer he had to go back to get a copy of his marriage certificate," she said. "He called me right after saying he wanted to discuss an idea with me. He and his wife told me about the time they got married and how it was great going back there and being a part of this incredible energy. That's when Married in New York was born."
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"I didn't want it to just be about couples who are in love, but about the changing nature of marriage in the 21st century," Jahangir said.
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If "Harry Potter" Had Been Written From Voldemort's Point Of View
More like, Voldemort And The Year I Couldn’t Even Steal A Goddamn Snowglobe.
Everyone knows that it's called the Harry Potter series for a reason. All we ever really get is Harry's perspective on the Wizard World.
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But why is it always about Harry? What about Voldemort? Huh? What about him?
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So artist Andy Kluthe did some reimagining for Dorkly, and showed us what the series would have looked like through Voldemort's eyes.
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Seriously, how uncomfortable would ALL of Sorcerer's Stone have been?
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11 Things That Aren't Actually Vaginas
Instagram @Look_at_this_pusssy is an art project that showcases a variety of vagina shapes and sizes—except they’re not actually vaginas.
@Look_at_this_pusssy is an art project that does exactly what it sounds like...
...finds vaginas wherever they are.
What started as an inside joke between LA-based artists Chelsea Jones and Eva Sealove has evolved into a submission-based project showcasing "pussies" of all shapes and sizes.
"We'd see something like some tree roots or a pink makeup bag and be like "look at this pussy," they said in an interview with BuzzFeed Life.
"We both find a lot of pleasure in language and visual puns...and it's grown organically from there."
