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Imagina destruir todas as igrejas e fazer shoppings

2NE1 is confirmed to performed at K*Pop Masterz SPECIAL LIVE in JAPAN. 🗓️20-21 May 2026 📍K-Arena Yokohama

Se os pais não educam, a natureza educa.

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➡️ "Tô indo presa, feliz", diz mulher após esfaquear o companheiro Suspeita foi detida e liberada diante da possibilidade de legítima defesa. A mulher relatou que foi agredida pelo companheiro em via pública 🤳 Reprodução/Redes sociais

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She had the opportunity to make the most iconic thing ever and she did it.

In 2002, on a TV show, iconic drag performer Jorge Lafond —forever known as Vera Verão— was asked to leave the stage at the request of Priest Marcelo Rossi, who refused to share the spotlight while Lafond was in character. Vera Verão was one of Brazil's most beloved and groundbreaking comedy characters: a towering, sharp-witted, glamorous figure who dominated A Praça é Nossa for a decade, bringing visibility to the Black, and gay community. Lafond was a trailblazer — the first openly gay Black comedian to achieve massive fame, a former drag queen, and a cultural force who made audiences roar with laughter. That 2002 incident, widely seen as rooted in homophobia, deeply humiliated and wounded Lafond. He spoke about it in what became one of his last interviews, expressing hurt and disappointment. Tragically, just months later, in January 2003, Jorge Lafond passed away from heart issues, with many believing the emotional impact of that public rejection contributed to his distress. This moment still sparks debate about prejudice, respect, and the limits of 'entertainment' in media. Vera Verão remains an eternal icon — joyful, fierce, unforgettable.

“keep this one please” 🥲