Monday Links

*Gif footage of Tom Hiddleston auditioning for Thor? Also, in the comments someone combined Hiddles and Chris Hemsworth and the result is droolworthy. DROOLWORTHY. (Via i09)

*So everyone has heard the controversial "Hermione should have married Harry" statement JKR made right? I know not everyone who did the readalong was team Hon (Ronione?) but has JKR forgotten what series she wrote? Harry and Hermione would have been worse than Harry and Ginny - which was already pretty terrible. I'm interested in seeing if the full article puts the statement more into context (Via Yahoo)

*30 powerful photos. I teared up a little a lot (Via Bored Panda)

*I posted the The Fault in Our Stars trailer the other day, but if you were after a more positive reaction you'd do better following this link. (Via Forever Young Adult)

*Glen Tickle schools us on how we've been incorrectly reading Romeo and Juliet. (viaGeeko System)

*Are any movies good enough to win the Oscars? An interesting piece about the backlash against nominated films (Via Flavorwire)

*OiTNB cast had a roller-skating party? I want to go to there. (Via Jezebel)

*More OiTNB news! Lori Petty is joining the cast! FUCKING TANK GIRL!! (Via Auto Straddle)

Monday Links

*First up is a video of Tom Hiddleston dancing on stage. Just, yes ok.

*Second is a recording of Tom Hiddleston reading Bright Star by Keats. Warning, listening will cause you to spend at least an hour hunting for every Hiddles recording in existence. (Via Soundcloud)

*Kerry's "feminism is not dead y'all" post was fantastic and there are some great books on there. Go read now. (Via Entomology of a Bookworm)

*Apparently if we read these books we'll be better twenty-somethings. (Via Buzzfeed)

*Banksy sent a truck full of screaming stuffed animals around New York (Via Laughing Squid)

*Here are the supposed first words of 11 famous people. I would call bullshit on some of them, but I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt. (Via Mental Floss)

*If you're a fan of GOT you must watch this Bad Lip Reading reimagining of the world. It's a thing of beauty.