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People interested in getting into the makeup artist profession should definitely take note of Laura Jenkinson. This talented girl is taking the Internet by storm with her insanely entertaining, albeit strange, take on the art.

Jenkinson’s face is making the whole industry take notice of her incredible skills. What got her to the forefront of the industry isn’t the ordinary smokey eye look or anything of the sort. In fact, a lot of her makeup art can be considered bizarre…

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These cartoon characters started from humble beginnings but now they have some of the most recognizable faces on the planet.

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This gallery proves that the men in Disney movies are the same as their pets

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Pinky, Elmyra, and the Brain
Network: The WB
Original run: Sept. 19, 1998–April 10, 1999

ProStars
Network: NBC
Original run: Sept. 7–Dec. 7, 1991

Toxic Crusaders
Network: Syndication
Original run: 1990–1991

Fox’s Peter Pan & the Pirates
Network: Fox
Original run: Sept. 8, 1990–Sept. 10, 1991

The Plucky Duck Show
Network: Fox
Original run: Sept. 19–Dec. 12, 1992

Timon & Pumbaa
Network: Syndication
Original run: Sept. 8, 1995–Sept. 24, 1999

The Shnookums and Meat Funny Cartoon Show
Network: Syndication
Original run: Jan. 2–March 27, 1995

Mighty Ducks
Network: Syndication
Original run: Sept. 6, 1996–Jan. 17, 1997

Dog City
Network: Fox
Original run: Sept. 26, 1992–Nov. 26, 1994

Taz-Mania
Network: Fox
Original run: Sept. 7, 1991–May 22, 1995

Earthworm Jim
Network: The WB
Original run: Sept. 9, 1995–Dec. 13, 1996

Life with Louie
Network: Fox
Original run: Dec. 18, 1994–March 2, 1998

Super Dave: Daredevil for Hire
Network: Fox
Original run: Sept. 9, 1992–1993

C Bear and Jamal
Network: Fox
Original run: Feb. 3, 1996–Feb. 22, 1997

Tom & Jerry Kids
Network: Fox
Original run: Sept. 8, 1990–Nov. 27, 1994

James Bond Jr.
Network: Syndication
Original run: Sept. 30, 1991–March 2, 1992

Eek! The Cat
Network: Fox
Original run: Sept. 11, 1992–Aug. 1, 1997

Gravedale High
Network: NBC
Original run: Sept. 8–Dec. 1, 1990

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Pixar conceived the idea for the films Monsters Inc., Finding Nemo, A Bug’s Life, and Wall-E during one lunch meeting in 1994.

Iconic Muppet performer Frank Oz, came up with the name Mike Wazowski.

Bill Murray was the first choice to voice Sulley. He reportedly tested for the role and was interested, but when the producers were unable to make contact with him after the test, they took that to mean “no.”

Boo was originally written to be six-year-old. She was rewritten to be toddler because the writers felt it would make her more dependent on Sulley.

In the original script, Sulley was a janitor and not a scarer. Also, Mike’s character did not exist.

There are over 2.3 million individual strands of hairs on Sulley.

Because each individual strand of hair had to be animated, it took an average of 12 hours to render a single frame of Sulley.

Boo’s real name is Mary.

This was the fourth movie that John Goodman and Steve Buscemi costarred together in.

The scene where Sulley thinks that Boo has been crushed in a trash compactor, is a direct reference to the Looney Tunes short Feed the Kitty.

Roz was voiced by Bob Peterson, who also did the voice of Dug in Up.

The short film Mike’s New Car, was originally supposed to be a scene in the film.

This was the last Pixar film to have blooper reel during the end-credits.

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The Little Mermaid
Mickey, Donald, and Goofy are among the crowd during King Triton’s entrance.

Very interesting collection of hidden images in Disney movies you may never noticed.

101 Dalmatians
Lady and Tramp make a quick cameo during the Twilight Bark scene.

Aladdin
The Beast appears as one of the Sultan’s toys.

The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Aladdin’s Magic Carpet, Belle from Beauty and the Beast, and Pumbaa from The Lion King, are seen on the street surrounding Notre Dame during the “Out There” scene.

101 Dalmatians
Peg, from Lady and the Tramp, appears in the window of Percy’s Pet Shop during the Twilight Bark scene.

The Great Mouse Detective
Bill the Lizard, from Alice In Wonderland, is part of Ratigan’s gang.

The Little Mermaid
The King and The Grand Duke, from Cinderella, are guests during the wedding scene.

Brother Bear
Nemo makes a quick cameo in the scene where Kenai disrupts the salmon fishing.

Oliver & Company
Jock, Peg, and Trusty, from Lady & The Tramp, make a quick cameo.

The Black Cauldron
When Taran, Princess Eilonwy, and Fflewddur Fflam discover the Fair Folk and their underground kingdom, Tinkerbell appears among the fairies.

Oliver and Company
Ratigan, from The Great Mouse Detective, and Scooby Doo are hidden among the photos in the “Perfect Isn’t Easy” scene.

Hercules
Scar is the slain Nemean Lion.

The Princess and the Frog
Aladdin’s Magic Carpet can be seen in the opening scene of the movie.

Tangled
Pinocchio is hidden up in the rafters above Flynn Rider during the “I’ve Got a Dream” scene.

Lilo & Stitch
When Lilo is watching the falling star, a Dumbo toy sits in the background on the art easel.

The Princess and the Frog
Louis pulls on some swamp grass and imitates Madam Mim from The Sword and the Stone.

Tangled
As Rapunzel and Flynn read in the library, three classic Disney movies appear in book form:
– A Sleeping Beauty storybook is displayed next to the window.
– A copy of Beauty and the Beast lays on the ground.
– The Little Mermaid sits atop a side table.

Oliver & Company
Princess Aurora can be seen walking in the background.

The Princess and the Frog
King Triton appears as a Mardi Gras float.

Tarzan
Mrs. Potts and Chip are in Porter’s camp

The Rescuers
Bambi and his mother during the “Someone’s Waiting For You” scene.

The Princess and the Frog
While Mama Odie sings “Dig a Little Deeper,” she throws around a few items, one of which is Genie’s Magic Lamp from Aladdin.

Lilo & Stitch
A Mulan poster hangs on the wall of Nani’s room.

Beauty & the Beast
When Maurice and Felipe are lost in the woods they find a road sign, two of the routes on the sign read Anaheim and Valencia.

– Anaheim: Where Disneyland is.
– Valencia: Where California Institute of the Arts is located and many Disney artists come from.

Treasure Planet
A Stitch doll sits on Jim’s shelf.

The Fox and the Hound
Wart (in squirrel form) from The Sword in the Stone makes a cameo.

Lilo & Stitch
The ball from Pixar’s Luxo Jr. can be seen in the background.

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These 10 hilarious pictures, from CollegeHumor, show that it might not be too different then your college experience.

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Fight Club

The Thing

The Birds

The Invisible Man

Night of the Living Dead

Psycho

Le Voyage dans la lune

Twin Peaks

Troll 2

There Will Be Blood

The Room

Midnight Cowboy

The Shining

Saved by the Bell

The Office

Kindergarten Cop

Into the Wild

Heat

The Graduate

Fargo

Creature from the Black Lagoon

Conan

Casablanca

Community

Alien

Breaking Bad

Reservoir Dogs

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