Netflix: Whats Disappearing Forever & Whats new! This May!

With only a few days left in April, it’s time to learn what you’ll need to watch before it disappears off of Netflix FOREVER (or at least until they renew it). Here’s what’s coming and going on the streaming site in May!

 First we gotta pour one out for the following flicks:

Leaving May 1st:
6 Bullets
 12 Dogs of Christmas: Great Puppy Rescue
 A Knight’s Tale
 The Accused
 Airplane!
 Airplane II: The Sequel
 All I Want for Christmas
 Along Came Polly
 An American Haunting
 Baby Genius: The Four Seasons
 Baby Genius: Underwater Adventures
 BASEketball
 Bitter Moon
 Boys Don’t Cry
 Bratz: Babyz: The Movie
 The Brothers Bloom
 Call Me Claus
 Call Me Crazy: A Five Film
 Cecil B. Demented
 Deuces Wild
 Diving Secrets of the YaYa Sisterhood
 Fantastic Voyage
 Finding Forrester
 Friday the 13th: Part 7: The New Blood
 Funny Face
 Ichi the Killer
 Into the Blue 2: The Reef
 The Jewel of the Nile
 Life is Beautiful
 RoboCop
 Romancing the Stone
 Sabrina
 The Secret of NIMH
 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze
 True Justice (Season 1)
 Valkyrie

Leaving May 2nd:
Flight

Leaving May 3rd:
The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement

Leaving May 5th:
Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel
 Frank Skinner StandUp: Live from Birmingham’s National Indoor Arena
 Grumpy Old Women Live
 Russell Kane: Smokescreens & Castles Live
 Skyfall

Leaving May 6th:
1428
Leaving May 12th:
Grimm’s Snow White
 Robot & Frank

Leaving May 13th:
Fullmetal Alchemist: The Sacred Star of Milo

Leaving May 15th:
Buffalo Girl's

Leaving May 16th:
Fun Size

Leaving May 17th:
Bridezillas (Season 9)
 Cloud 9
 Dane Cook: Rough Around the Edges Live from Madison Square Garden

Leaving May 19th:
Red Dawn

Leaving May 20th:
No Woman, No Cry

Leaving May 23rd:
Silent House

Leaving May 28th:
The New Guy

Leaving May 31st:
The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia


Here’s what’s arriving!

May 1st:
Beyond Clueless
 Jimi: All is by My Side
 The Last Waltz
 Legally Blonde
 Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde
 Longmire (Season 3)
 No No: A Dockumentary
 The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio
 Shameless: Series 10
 Underclassman
 Witness (Season 1)

May 2nd:
 Lalaloopsy: Festival of Sugary Sweets
 LeapFrog Letter Factory Adventures: Amazing Word Explorers
May 3rd:
Anita
 D.L. Hughley: Clear
 Royal Pains (Season 6)

May 5th:
A Few Best Men
May 6th:
The Longest Week

May 8th:
Grace & Frankie
 Puss in Boots (Season 1)
 Tyler Perry’s A Madea Christmas

May 9th:
Jinn
 The Liberator

May 12th:
Extraterrestrial
 Fruitvale Station
 Magical Universe

May 13th:
The Identical

May 14th:
American Restoration
 Counting Cars
 Dance Moms
 Duck Dynasty
 Hoarders
 Modern Marvels
 The Universe

May 15th:
Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown (Season 4)
 CyberSeniors
 Dawg Fight
 Give Me Shelter
 Granite Flats (Seasons 1-3)

May 16th:
First Period

May 17th:
Tinker Bell and the Legend of NeverBeast

May 19th:
Before I Disappear
 Girlhood
 Zombeavers

May 21st:
Between (Season 1)

May 22nd:
H20 Mermaid Adventures
 Inglourious Basterds
 Jen Kirkman: I’m Gonna Die Alone (And I Feel Fine)
 The Other One: The Long, Strange Trip of Bob Weir
 Richie Rich (Season 2)
 Transporters: The Series (Season 1)

May 23rd:
Antarctica: A Year on Ice
 The Boxtrolls

May 24th:
Love and Honor
 Welcome to the punch

May 26th:
Graceland (Seasons 1&2)

May 27th:
Before I Go to Sleep

May 29th:
Hot Girls Wanted
 Mako Mermaids (Season 3)

And that’s all for now folks! I'll keep y’all updated as more titles are leaked. In the meantime, happy streaming!

OOTD: plus I got a job!

So I've never done an outfit of the day post before so I thought I'd go ahead and do one :) I love fall/winter and the layering of the clothes style :) now, I really don't consider myself fashionable, I don't get too dressy most of the time. This is why I like fall, relaxed outfits, layers, easy fashion in my eyes. I love fall and I love winter.
Today I had an interview for a sunglasses shop and I got the job on the spot! I'm so happy! I think I'll actually enjoy this job. And it's close to home so no problems driving to work.
Another great thing that happened today is that I got my tax transcript in the mail for my financial aid! So I'm going to my college tomorrow to bring it in :) I love school, can't wait to be back in class. So far I'm planning on taking philosophy and a English creative writing class. I'll probably choose two more. :)
And! Nic got me a book!!!!!!! I've been wanting to read it for a very good while now and he got it for me :) he is always buying me books I have on my to read list :) love my hubby. And so for I'm loving this book too!

Black hair don't care!

So its been a while since I've posted, plus this weekend I was busy being with my man :) we hadn't seen each other for basically 10 days! It was like forever! He had a show at cactus music store, it was great, but it was so rainy lol and way too humid. But hey, it now totally feels like fall!! And it's October now! I'm excited for the Halloween show and for pumpkin carving! :)
Oh and my car window and mirror and now totally fixed! It's so pretty again!
It's also time to re apply for stupid FASFA that always messes up and my paper work is always lost. But, I'll try any way! Ill probably take all Hcc online classes, there's a possibility of moving during that semester :)
Oh and I dyed my hair back to black
:D

DoctorWho:Asylum of the Daleks Recap & Spoilers!

The season premier of ‘Doctor Who’ gives us zombies, more Daleks than we’ve ever seen in one location, the break-up and make-up of one of one of our most loved couples and a new companion. There are also new credits with a fresh font and Dalek bumps on the logo. All in 45 minutes that seem more like a movie than an episode of television.

We open on Skaro, the homeworld of the Doctor’s most iconic enemies: the Daleks. A woman has contacted the Doctor. He realizes it’s is a trap just as a Dalek eyestalk bursts out of her forehead.

Meanwhile, Amy Pond, supermodel, is interrupted during a photo shoot. An assistant tells her that her husband is there, but she replies, “I don’t have a husband.” Rory sits in a makeup chair with divorce papers. She quickly signs them and he storms out. What happened to our beloved Ponds?

As Amy sits dazed, her makeup artist’s forehead grows a Dalek eyestalk. The same happens with Rory’s bus driver. They wake up on a spaceship with the Doctor. The Dalek Prime Minister demands that the three of them go down to the Dalek asylum, where the most hate-filled Daleks are kept, and deactivate the planet’s force field.

We’re introduced to a pretty brunette genius named Oswin (Jenna-Louise Coleman) who crashed on the planet a year ago. She spends her downtime baking soufflés, hacking into the Daleks’ systems and blasting Bizet’s Carmen. The Doctor ponders where she gets the milk for her soufflés as he and the Ponds are teleported down to the asylum.

The Doctor and Amy are separated from Rory, giving them time to catch up as they are attacked by Dalek zombies. Amy tells the Doctor that he can’t fix her marriage like he fixes his bowtie.

They escape, but Amy loses her wristband that keeps her from being turned into a Dalek zombie herself. She begins losing her memory as they search for Rory. The cheeky Oswin flirts with both the Doctor and the newly single Rory over the intercom as she helps them find each other. Back off Oswin, he’s taken!

The Doctor makes one of the Daleks self-destruct, blowing up the others. He goes to find Oswin, leaving the former Mr. and Mrs. Pond to talk.

Rory tells Amy she should take his anti-zombie armband because the Dalek conversion works by eliminating love and it’s obvious he loves Amy more than she loves him. He reminds her that he waited 2000 years to be with her (swoon). She becomes angry and says she loves him more and that’s why she let him go. Amy can no longer have children, and thinks Rory deserves a chance to have them.

As they work things out, Rory realizes Amy is actually wearing a wristband – the Doctor gave her his. As he walks past a security camera, the Doctor fixes his bowtie.

The Doctor enters intensive care, where the Daleks who hate him most are housed. They corner him, but Oswin is able to hack into the Daleks and delete all knowledge the Doctor.

He arrives at Oswin’s chamber and she begins to pack. As he walks in, his face falls. He asks Oswin again how she had milk for her soufflés. She pauses, confused, and the camera pans around to show not a pretty girl but a chained up Dalek.

Apparently, when Oswin crashed on the planet, she was converted to a Dalek, but she was clever enough to create an elaborate fantasy world. She fights her Dalek programming and lets the Doctor go.

The Doctor returns to find Amy and Rory kissing (yay!). Oswin takes down the planet’s shields and the Doctor teleports Team Tardis back to the Dalek spaceship. As the planet explodes, Oswin turns to the camera and promises she’ll see us again soon. (Oswin is played by actress Jenna-Louise Coleman, who is taking over for the Ponds as the Doctor’s traveling companion beginning with the Christmas special in December. It appears we already saw the end of her story, yet with ‘Doctor Who,’ you never know.)

The Daleks are confused when the Doctor appears on their ship. “Doctor who? Doctor who?” they chant. He realizes Oswin not only erased memories of him from the Daleks in the room with him, but all Daleks everywhere.

He drops Amy and Rory off at their townhouse in London. After an awkward pause, Amy turns and walks into their home. Rory grins and follows her.

Meanwhile, the Doctor pilots the Tardis, dancing, spinning around the consol, singing to himself, “Doctor who? Doctor who?”

What did you think of this episode? Were you shocked to see a future companion? Does Amy love Rory more? Doctor who? Leave your thoughts in the comments.

* Jenna-Louise Coleman, of course — and this is no spoiler to all but maybe seven of you — will be playing the companion who replaces the Ponds after this season. The question is, how? My money says the Doctor finds her before she experienced that fateful crash-landing on the asylum planet.

Really famous U.S. land mark might be a weeping angel!

Oh, Doctor Who. Please stop making us so terrified of everyday objects and occurrences. Well, don’t stop, because we love every second of it, but at least, I don’t know, ease up a little? Leave us with a couple of things in this world that we don’t have to worry are secretly creatures from some other world, waiting to destroy everything we love?
Well, that doesn’t feel like it’s gonna happen anytime soon. In fact, the Doctor and company will be moving momentarily stateside this season, and while they’re there they’ll battle a very recognizable symbol of American history. For more info on the who/what, follow the jump.
**Obligatory Spoiler Alert**

Well, prepare to be a little bit more frightened of New York for a little while: The Statue of Liberty is a weeping angel.
It makes a lot of sense, if you think about it: Of all the statues in the world, it’s pretty unlikely that there is ever a moment when someone isn’t looking at the Statue of Liberty, whether it’s the tourists walking around inside of her or some insomniac staring over the water in the middle of the night. Maybe that’s why the French sent her here in the first place; get her out of their hair and keep her captive all at once, and all in the name of internation diplomacy.
It’s easy to imagine that, for the purposes of a Who plot, Lady Liberty might find a way to somehow go unobserved for a little while, leaving her free to wreek havoc.
Now here’s the part that makes us curl up into the fetal position and wish for a happy ending: Lady Liberty will make her villainess appearance in this season’s fifth episode, titled “Bye-Bye Pond.” Yup, the last one in which Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill are set to appear as Eleven’s companions; the one in which the Ponds make their exit.
The Daily Star has a synopsis of the episode (although, considering the source, it is somewhat less than completely confirmed):
The Doctor and companions Amy and Rory travel to America to battle a new army of Weeping Angels.And they get a massive shock when the 305ft-tall statue in New York harbour turns out to be the biggest one of them all.
Voted the BBC show’s scariest-ever monsters, the killer statues spring to life only when they are not being watched.
And if fans of the series are not hiding behind the sofa, they will also need to get their hankies out.
It’s in the Weeping Angels episode that Amy and Rory (played by Karen Gillan, 24, and Arthur Darvill, 28) bow out in tragic circumstances.
God dammit, Steven Moffat is going to make us cry again, and we are not fully prepared. In fact, he pretty much admitted it, because it’s a well-known fact that Steven Moffat feeds off of fannish tears:
“There will be a final showdown with the Weeping Angels. Not everyone gets out alive. And I mean it this time!”
We’re feeling fairly patriotic these days as we pour ourselves into the Olympics every day, but how will we feel if the Statue of Liberty of all things is responsible for taking one or both Ponds away from us?
Viathemarysue!