20 Day Princess Challenge day 1: the princess you adore most  day 2: the princess you like least day 3: the princess you relate to most day 4: the side kick you wish you had day 5: the best friend you wish you could hang out with  day 6: the prince you wish loved you day 7: the parents you wish raised you day 8: the castle you wish you lived in day 9: the town you wish you lived in day 10: the dress you wish you owned day 11: the voice you wish you had day 12: two princesses you think are best friends day 13: two princesses you think detest each other day 14: two side kicks who could make a great duo day 15: two princes who would be best buds day 16: the scene that always makes you cry day 17: the scene that always makes you cheer day 18: the scene that always makes you cringe day 19: the story you wish was your life day 20: the movie you love the most

"I haven’t really gotten anything else apart from honesty. What’s the point? I’m not doing this for anybody else. I’m really not. I’m only doing it because making music for me is like a really indulgent process and that’s kind of been endorsed now, so that’s why I’m doing it."

well it’s not your fucking parents because they don’t knock

Remember, we’re madly in love, so it’s all right to kiss me anytime you feel like it.

It is interesting, isn’t it? Because like, it’s a weird, weird world, and I think that – I don’t know. It kind of scares me a little bit, because I think that these kids – with bands now as well, there was no accessibility to people like Michael Jackson or Led Zeppelin or The Rolling Stones. If you wanted to try to get in touch with them, you and a million other people had to write a letter to a fan club. There wasn’t this immediacy. We live in a world now, not only the music industry but the world, where like, accessibility is paramount, and demand and obtaining something quickly and being accessible to the way that people market things, market their personality and it just dilutes things. Kids don’t understand. Kids think that they want to connect with these celebrities on a personal level, but they actually don’t. Like don’t meet your heroes. The only reason that all these pop stars were pantheons of pop culture was because you didn’t know fuckin’ anything about them. That’s why. I’ve met David Bowie and people like that, and they’re amazing figures, but they’re amazing people. Just people. And it sounds like such an obvious, naïve thing to say, but you do realize that there’s a lot less illusion now with rock stars and pop stars. We live in a world where you want to know everything about their personal life and you basically can do that. Kids feel entitled to a response. Or kids feel genuinely ostracized when maybe you don’t interact with them. [Laughs] And that’s fucking crazy. - Matt Healy [talking about the internet]

I think it’s hilarious that people think that I have the best eyebrows in Hollywood.

New Lily for Lancôme