Kitty Forman Stan

not now

[Kitty Forman Stan @EddBoada]

Windows millennial 😅

[MonoTributriste  @fgonzalezfradin]

El mejor antidepresivo es tener guita… fin

[Pop Crave @PopCrave]

Lionel Messi stars in new ChatGPT ad.

[Kitty Forman Stan @EddBoada]

❤️‍🩹

[Kitty Forman Stan @EddBoada]

#newbio

[Kitty Forman Stan @EddBoada]

Not now

[Kitty Forman Stan @EddBoada]

Fuck, man

[Encyclopaedia Britannica @Britannica]

The pride flag was designed in 1978 by Gilbert Baker, at the behest of gay activist and city official Harvey Milk, who thought that the Gay Pride movement needed a logo.

The original-purpose flag was constructed by Baker with hand-dyed fabric and consisted of eight stripes.

[Kitty Forman Stan @EddBoada]

Solo para dejar constancia de que la t 04 de #Haikyu!! es mi fav.
Saludos,

[💫🍓Luma The Artist 🍓💫 @lumatheartist]

como artista es importante dejar clara mi postura respecto a las mujeres trans.aunque compartamos comunidad, la experiencia trans y la homosexual no son lo mismo. existen jerarquías muy marcadas incluso dentro de espacios LGBT, y muchas veces las mujeres trans viven violencia 1/3

[Encyclopaedia Britannica @Britannica]

Don’t shoot the messenger, but there’s a reason they package it that way.

It's called shingle-packing, and it minimizes the fat on display.

The USDA requires a “transparent window” to reveal 70% of a representative slice so customers know what they’re getting.

[La Banda del Invierno ❄️✊🏼 @labandainvierno]

MASTERCLASS DE LA MEJOR ESTACIÓN, UN MES ANTES DE ASUMIR.

LLORALO, VERANERO COLITA FRIA.

[Vogue Magazine @voguemagazine]

What happens when you put Meryl Streep and Anna Wintour—the two Mirandas, as it were—in a room together? A wide-ranging conversation about fashion, family, friendship, and yes, the forthcoming sequel to “The Devil Wears Prada.”

“In terms of Miranda, and coming back to that character 20 years later, I did think honestly about Anna, and tried to imagine what it was like to carry her responsibility and to be as interested in the world and curious as she must have to be,” Streep tells Greta Gerwig in Vogue’s May 2026 cover story. And what did Wintour do when she heard the rumours that “The Devil Wears Prada 2” was happening? She called Streep, of course. “I knew she would tell me if it was going to be all right,” Wintour says. “I trusted her implicitly.”

Read the full story at the link below: https://t.co/quxBRjBt6t

[Kitty Forman Stan @EddBoada]

@YBastardo_ Jajajajajaja!! Que los medicos no estuvieran dentro del top desafiaría toda lógica.

[KITKAT @KITKAT]

Regarding recent press coverage

[Kitty Forman Stan @EddBoada]

La distinta.

[¿Por qué es tendencia? @estendenciavzl]

"Nicolás Maduro" es tendencia porque su abogado, Barry Pollack, notificó que el Departamento del Tesoro de Estados Unidos ha bloqueado una licencia para que el Gobierno de Venezuela pueda pagar su defensa.

“No puede costearse de otro modo un abogado”.

[Restoring Your Faith in Humanity @HumanityChad]

A global trend like this will never happen again - it was the closest we got to world peace. 🫰

In 2013, the internet witnessed one of the first truly global sensations of the social media era: the Harlem Shake. Fueled by American producer Baauer’s track, the meme exploded, with thousands of versions surfacing within days and millions of people around the world joining in.

The format was simple and repetitive, making it perfect for virality. The video would begin with a lone person dancing awkwardly, followed by a sudden “drop” in the music. The screen would then cut abruptly, revealing a chaotic scene where everyone in the frame was in costume, making wild movements, with no rhyme or reason. This easy-to-replicate structure encouraged schools, businesses, the military, universities, and even government agencies to create their own versions.

Unlike scripted campaigns, the Harlem Shake spread organically, illustrating the power of collective participation in online culture.

[2000s @PopCulture2000s]

19 years ago, shakira released ‘las de la intuición’

[Encyclopaedia Britannica @Britannica]

Plot twist: 67 was a mathematically significant number long before it became a meme.

Here’s what makes it cool:

It is a prime number (can only be divided by itself and 1). But it’s not just ANY prime number. 🧵⬇️