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Cardi B and Kash Doll at her sold out #LittleMissDramaTour after party in Charlotte, NC tonight. 😍

when the best part of the song is playing and someone is trying to talk to me

Quen Blackwell shot for Sophia “Phia” Wilson’s forthcoming photobook, aptly titled “GRWM.” (2025) A coffee table book that captures young Black womanhood from the perspective of a Gen Z twenty-something. Wilson, who is only twenty-five years old herself, has shot for Vogue, Vanity Fair & The New York Times within the span of her twelve-year career. “… it became very important for me to publish something that was a love letter that comes directly from my heart, a giant coffee table book full of stories from my life. I've been working on it with Raquel Michel, creative producer, for about a year. I needed to sink into a personal project; it fills me with such satisfaction to create something that has a deep meaning for me and my community.“ ◼︎ Vogue Interviewer: “It seems to me that almost all your photographs are linked to a personal red thread, almost autobiographical?” “That's why I like to call this work a mockumentary, an intersection between the traditional documentary and a world that I build. So I worked with Quen: we set up a world around her that talks about her but also about me and my ideas…” — She said in an interview with Vogue Italia late last year. The book is set to debut this year and derives from Phia’s Black girlhood memories and the collective of Black trailblazers (both past and present) who have dominated the culture, fashion, photography and algorithm! ( 📷: Photographs via phiawilson’s instagram. featuring @quenblackwell)

The evolution of young black womanhood as told through the lens of two different perspectives. Once, in the early aughts, by Mark Seliger, who captured the “girl-power goddesses” on the come up (at the time), wowing Hollywood and making their own way. Then, most recently by Sophia Wilson, a Black woman photographer and visual artist based in New York City, who made the twenty-five-year-old fulgent model wonder woman Quen Blackwell her muse for her forthcoming Vogue-backed photo book. ◼︎Quen Blackwell for Vogue Italia ✘ Sophia “Phia” Wilson’s Photobook (2025) ◼︎Kyla Pratt, Raven Symoné & Solange for Vanity Fair’s “It's Raining Teens: Next Wave” (2003)

Marlon & Shawn Wayans in Christian Dior by John Galliano's "Adiorable" 69 t-shirt, and Juicy Couture's "Dude, Where's my Couture?" tank for White Chicks. (2004) Marlon Wayans spoke with GQ for their "Iconic Characters" series and discussed the behind-the-scenes process for the film and his disdain for spending hours in hair and makeup for the drag/crossdressing schtick. He shared that White Chicks 2 had been in development several times before. With the sequel being in Sony's hands for its first attempt in 2009, but that fell through after there was little fanfare behind the project (at the time).

@benshapiro Ben Shapiro, do everyone a favor and stop talking about balls. You're a 5'5" spineless manlet with none whatsoever.

So im driving right. Then I just burst into tears

✨️ More stunning work by @sophiasinotx this week!

“I love when it’s hard—that means it’s of purpose,” Taylor says. “I want everything that is supposed to be mine. And I’m going to work my ass off to make sure that I see that.” Part of that work is patience. The 35-year-old has wanted this moment for more than half her life. Five years ago, she was “retired” from music, and her biggest acting credit was what she called a “hot girl” role in Coming 2 America. Cut to 2026: she was nominated for a Grammy for her album Escape Room, won a Golden Globe, and is now the frontrunner for Best Supporting Actress at the Oscars. " Time Magazine's Woman of the Year 2026 Issue: Teyana Taylor Knew All This Would Happen, Lucy Feldman.

The assiduous and seraphic Teyana Taylor graces the cover of Time Magazine's "Woman of the Year, 2026" issue, in conversation with Lucy Feldman. “Here’s the work, here’s the tears, here’s the prayers, the ups, the downs.” And then, at year 20, she lets her arrow fly. “It knocked down all the bottles at the same time,” she says. "That’s what it feels like.”

blessed my screen

Blade punching the shit out of a vampire and then saying “Came back to finish you off.”

my petunia🥹 #OlandriaxBarbie

“I don’t believe in being around ugly men, that’s bad vibes.” — Rashida Reneé

Well, yes

I love how Beyoncé stood up to all those white men in that meeting and stuck to her ideas for the 'I AM... SASHA FIERCE' artwork.

Trump just posted a photo depicting himself as Jesus. He is depicting himself as God. He is not mentally fit to serve. MAGA Christians: How could you POSSIBLY defend this?

18 yrs ago, I was violently assaulted & raped while walking alone. Every year on the anniversary of that day, I go on a solo hike to remind myself that there is still beauty in this world & I can enjoy it. This yr, I pushed myself & did a few days of the Southwest Coast Path…

Associated himself with blackness to gain a more hypermasculine image which made straight men respect him finally. That's basically it. And being a public nuisance in his early 20s 💀

Wh!te people can’t work in the fields?