
Acting. (Instagram.com/caradelevingne)
In exactly 127 days, you will cry the sort of tears you haven’t known since the time a John Green book became a film, and there’s a good chance that catharsis will be courtesy of Cara Delevingne and her incredibly convincing American accent.
We got a sneak peak at Delevingne’s trans-Atlantic linguistic transformation today via the first trailer for Paper Towns, the next in a super-successful, super-sob inducing string of YA novels made into movies (recall The Fault in Our Stars without misty eyes, if you can). This time, Delevingne is playing a charismatic cool girl (not a stretch then) who goes missing. The nerd who’s loved her from afar goes look for her, and love, pathos and an epic road-trip ensue.
In exactly 127 days, you will cry the sort of tears you haven’t known since the time a John Green book became a film, and there’s a good chance that catharsis will be courtesy of Cara Delevingne and her incredibly convincing American accent.
We got a sneak peak at Delevingne’s trans-Atlantic linguistic transformation today via the first trailer for Paper Towns, the next in a super-successful, super-sob inducing string of YA novels made into movies (recall The Fault in Our Stars without misty eyes, if you can). This time, Delevingne is playing a charismatic cool girl (not a stretch then) who goes missing. The nerd who’s loved her from afar goes look for her, and love, pathos and an epic road-trip ensue.
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I can never finish The New Yorker before the next one arrives in the mail. I still haven’t found that wear-anywhere mid-heel shoe, and I despair of locating the perfect red lipstick. I’m still working on making ‘hats my thing’, and I can kick my coffee habit anytime I want, okay? What I do know? Gone With the Wind is the greatest movie ever, and bliss is scrambled eggs on crunchy white bread.



