@mileyycarterrs@Variety All I'm saying is that famous people have PR teams for a reason, and you would too if everything you did was put under a microscope. The important part is how that PR is used.
@mileyycarterrs@Variety Well, yeah...and this kind of PR is good. Since everyone has an opinion about her wedding, it's natural she'd want to put out some positivity. She could've play dirty and planted hit pieces about how Dua Lipa "shut down" an italian town and had all the locals mad, but she didn't
@itsrapturouss It's always funny when people act like they want celebrities to "get married under the radar" or be super private… but same time keep up with celeb gossip, tabloids, deuxmoi and stan twitter
this is crazy: on Maury Povich's podcast, Mark Normand casually admits he lied when he said Netflix told him to take a racist joke out of his podcast, and he told them he'd do it if they admitted Muslims are dangerous
you can twist halsey’s thoughtful response into an “inability to take criticism” but it comes down to this. artists are human beings before all else. medical misogyny is a terrifying and deeply isolating experience. making art about that despair should be evaluated in its context
@PopBase I mean... this is a grown man spending his days arguing on stan Twitter with people who are probably 15 years old. It's honestly embarrassing.