If life was like the movies, we’d all have love interests running around spouting off infinitely quotable, romantic lines.

Since life isn’t like the movies, we all just have to settle for getting those romantic lines tattooed permanently on our bodies. What is love, after all, but a permanent mark? We think we heard someone say that in a movie once, at least.

Ahead, check out 11 tattoo interpretations of some of our favorite romantic movie quotes.

“The Fault In Our Stars”
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HAZEL: I fell in love the way you fall asleep: Slowly, and then all at once.
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“Titanic”
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JACK: Where to, miss?
ROSE: To the stars.
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“Casablanca”
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RICK: We’ll always have Paris.
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“The Notebook”
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NOAH: If you’re a bird, I’m a bird.
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“Love Actually”
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PETER: To me, you are perfect.
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“Twilight”

VOICEOVER: And so the lion fell in love with the lamb.
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“Harry Potter”
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DUMBLEDORE: After all this time?
SNAPE: Always.
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“Gone With The Wind”
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SCARLETT: I’ll think of some way to get him back. After all, tomorrow is another day.
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“The Princess Bride”
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GRANDPA: That day, she was amazed to discover that when he was saying “As you wish”, what he meant was, “I love you.” And even more amazing was the day she realized she truly loved him back.
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“Moulin Rouge!”
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Tom Cruise isn’t just aging gracefully. He might not be aging at all.

At least that’s what it feels like. While the star of the new blockbuster “Edge of Tomorrow” certainly did some maturing between “Risky Business,” his first role, and “Top Gun,” Cruise seems to have hit a wall of aging that started in the early 90s.

Sure, he’s had some different looks: long hair, short hair, facial hair, even a retainer at one point. But his actual face? It’s pretty much the same now as it was twenty years ago.

Don’t believe us? Watch this face morphing video, which goes from early 80s Cruise to present day Cruise, because the pictures don’t lie.

Tom Cruise is an immortal.

Craig Flaster

By Lauren Mann of the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy

Jazmin’s “16 and Pregnant” episode probably hit home with many viewers: Her super-strict parents had very specific rules about dating and having sex — as in, no sex allowed. But Jazmin and her boyfriend, Dell, were sexually active despite her family’s beliefs. Because of her secrecy, she felt she couldn’t talk to them about protection, and it wasn’t long before she and Dell would face the consequences.

Jazmin wasn’t taking birth control pills because she thought they make you fat and lose your hair. You know what also causes weight gain, among a dozen other side effects? Pregnancy. If she didn’t want to be on the pill, there are all kinds of other options she could have explored. Bedsider.org has a helpful tool that lets you sort methods by effectiveness, ease of use or privacy (for example, private enough that your parents won’t stumble upon them).

It’s difficult when you don’t have parents you can communicate with about being sexually active. But knowledge is power and being responsible about your body means you’re being responsible about your future. There are a few different places you can visit to get information about sexual health and birth control, without parent involvement. You can always talk to your doctor or visit a clinic to talk to a practitioner, but if your doctor is friendly with your parent or ...

While Tamara was busy exploring her inner bi-Curious George (nice one, Val!) on Tuesday night’s “Awkward” episode, Jenna found herself stuck on a dorm roof with her stressed-to-the-max college boyfriend, Luke. J-Town’s surprise visit to SCU quickly went south when Luke made it quite obvious their age difference can be an inconvenience: “Jenna, you just don’t understand how important my studying is,” he said. “You’re still in high school.” Way to make a girl feel special, stud.

Lukester then backpedaled his way into Jenna’s good graces before engaging in a flashcard-fondle fest, but the damage was (in our eyes) done. Maybe this Juke pair-up was a matter of poor timing?

Then there’s on-again/off-again/friends-with-benefits/off-again Jatty. Jenna clearly has unresolved feelings for her first love, which bubbled to the surface in the form of mad jealousy during her misguided Matty/Eva set-up. Jatty have history and an undeniable chemistry (born out of a summer camp supply closet rendezvous, no less). Juke share a love of literature, writing and the Arctic Monkeys. It’s a tough call, but which couple do you prefer?

+ Cast your vote, and catch a new episode of “Awkward” next Tuesday at 10/9c!

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Tina Smithers

The folks over at Poster Posse have released even more “Guardians of the Galaxy” fan posters that have us hooked on a feeling.

The second phase of their new design project expands the universe of art for the upcoming Marvel Studios movie and even includes a cameo from the mysterious villain behind it all, Thanos.

Check out a selection of Poster Posse’s new work, but head over to their site to see the rest.

“Guardians of the Galaxy” opens in theaters on August 1.

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In the battle of robotic body armors, the field is really narrowed to only two worthy contenders: Cruise versus Damon.

Last year, Matt Damon screwed an iPod into the back of his head and drilled robo-body armor into his back in “Elysium.” He had to basically outrun cancer, and robot legs helped him to do that. Also: guns.

This weekend, Tom Cruise suits up for battle in “Edge of Tomorrow” in a quest to, well, save mankind. Guns are also useful for that.

The real question on our minds is, of course, who wore it best? Does Cruise’s fully operational cruiser take the cake, or do Damon’s screwy armor plates win? Check it out, and vote in the poll below.

Who wore it best?

Kase Wickman

So much happened in the first week of June! Rihanna wore a barely-there gown when she was honored with the Fashion Icon Award at the CFDA Awards on Monday. And that video of her doing a little victory dance (a.k.a twerking) was hilarious!

Also who else couldn’t believe that two people were able to steal Miley Cyrus’s Maserati from her home? She might need to upgrade her security system…

You’re not a big pop princess fan? Well, you must have heard about Justin Bieber apologizing twice for making racist jokes when he was a teen. Do you think he should be forgiven?

Did you miss any of these stories? Don’t sweat (even though it’s getting hot outside)! I have all the top entertainment tips you #NeedToKnow from this week in the video below — plus an awesome Spotify playlist!

Abby Devora

Fans of “The Fault In Our Stars”: By now you’re probably done ugly crying over the cinematic adaptation of the book starring the utterly perfect Shailene Woodley. Or, at least you should be, because you don’t want to drip tears all over the passel of awesome contemporary YA books we’re going to suggest that you pick up to read the pain away.

MTV hit up some of our favorite YA authors to give their post-TFIOS reading suggestions — and boy, did they deliver. Go on, folks, the bookstore is calling. Gus would have wanted it this way:

1) ‘Where’d You Go, Burnadette?’ by Maria Semple

“Part caper, part mother-daughter love story, this book cracked me up and made me weep, as all my favorites do. It’s vivid and strange and will make you want to call your mom more often.” – Lauren Kate Morphew, “Teardop”

2) ‘Please Ignore Vera Dietz,’ by A.S. King

“This mysterious and romantic story is told by one of the most honest and unforgettable voices in recent YA literature. Once I started this one, I could do nothing else until I finished.” – Lauren Kate Morphew

3) ‘The Future of Us,’ by Jay Asher and Carolyn Mackler

“A beautiful harmony is created by these two marvelous author’s voices. This alternate reality tale about the power of social media is poignant and provocative, told by two very easy-to-love protagonists.” – Lauren Kate Morphew

4) ‘The Marbury Lens,’ by Andrew ...