Bryan is #HereForItAll

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I wanna see all the black queer producers calling up Mýa and working. KAYTRANADA, Blood Orange, MNEK, Honey Dijon…like she deserves her resurgence fr

Shitting on Moonlight but be praising Heated Rivalry… Oh yeah. I know what type of time some of y’all are on.

Erin Brockavich (yes, that one) is tracking AI data centers now, btw

My uncle told me he maxed out his 401k since he was 34… He’s 59 and a multimillionaire now 🤯

If it’s true that Ariana Grande is doing a cover of this song I’m gonna cry 🥹

the first 5 seconds, zendaya might needa start campaigning for the biopic

Cheryl Miller loves the “chirping”

🚨 Zohran Mamdani has now officially banned hotel junk fees in NYC. This is expected to save New Yorkers over $46 million per year.

Netanyahu

cuando por fin dejé de forzar vínculos que solo mantenía yo

no scrubs by tlc, this was real music.

@timriah You got me

What is your favorite song from Charmbracelet? 🦋

Try this 3D shoulder workout!

TRY THIS AND THANK ME LATER Lastly turn on the vivid filter!!!

probably one of the most scummiest people in the music industry, undeniably talented though

Shamari sang her AYUSS off on that beat !

Getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame costs $85,000. The famous person whose name ends up in the sidewalk usually doesn't pay a cent of it. And no amount of money can buy you a star if a committee doesn't pick you first. About 200 people get nominated every year. A small committee, made up of people who already have stars, meets each June and chooses around two dozen. To even be in the running you need at least five years in your field, real professional achievement, a record of giving back to your community, and a signed promise that you will show up to the ceremony in person. Filing the application costs $275. Making the cut costs another $85,000. The person getting the star almost never pays that themselves. A movie studio or record label usually covers it, and the timing tends to line up with whatever new project they want people talking about. Plenty of huge names have skipped it anyway. Prince said no. So did Bruce Springsteen and Clint Eastwood. After Springsteen turned his down, the Walk started making people sign a form agreeing they actually want it before it gets announced. The $85,000 goes to a nonprofit that designs the star, lays it in the ground, pays for security on the day, and keeps the whole sidewalk clean and repaired for decades. No money comes from the city or taxpayers. The Walk pays for itself, with cash from the people it honors. Two dozen stars a year at $85,000 each adds up to around $2 million a year, all of it spent keeping the sidewalk running. And the whole thing started back in the 1950s as a marketing trick to pull tourists into Hollywood. It worked. Roughly 10 million people a year now show up to look at names on the ground. Miley Cyrus got the 2,845th star, awarded for her music, on a stretch of Hollywood Boulevard she used to visit as a kid. The committee picked her, but like every name in that pavement, the star only landed there once somebody paid the bill.

She comes from an era with Disney required their stars to know how to sing, dance, act and everything in between. That’s why the Disney stars of her era are successful to this day. Star power was a must when it came to the girls!

Mamdani: "Of the Margret Thatcher quote, the problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money. If anything my friends, it seems you eventually need a socialist to clean up the mess."

AND DONT.