India Love advises all the girls on DDG’s love show to stop sexualizing themselves so much as they’re constantly twerking and says they should use their personality to stand out instead 👀
Anthony Carrigan says he was told he should quit acting because his alopecia made him “not attractive anymore”
“I've had it since I was a kid and I would cover it up... never liked anyone knowing I had alopecia... eventually I got to the place where after being told I was never going to act again, you're not attractive anymore. You should stop...
I found something within myself this kind of self-acceptance that I never had as a kid, and now thats like my superpower!”
James Gunn says #TheBatman2 is 'really important' to what they're trying to build at DC 🦇
"We're supposed to see that script shortly, and I can't wait"
(via @EW)
As someone raised exactly like this, yelled at for playing with something that was considered a “Girls toy”, I can assure you, the father in this video is not going to stick around in that child’s life after teenage years.
‘Twas the night before Beymas, and all through the Hive,
Anticipation was buzzing, the energy alive.
The playlists were set, the merch laid with care,
In hopes that Queen Bey soon would be there.
The fans were nestled all snug in their beds,
While visions of “Ya Ya” danced in their heads.
And I with my vinyl, my countdown begun,
Dreaming of halftime and all the songs she’d stun.
When out in the distance, I thought I heard sound,
A bassline so rich it could shake the whole ground.
I ran to my window, my heart beating fast,
Was this just my playlist or Bey at long last?
The moon on the dome of NRG did glow,
And lit up the field where tomorrow she’d show.
And what to my wondering eyes should appear,
But a chariot of glitter pulled by sixteen reindeer.
With a driver so fierce, a vision divine,
I knew in a moment it was Beyoncé’s time.
More powerful than icons, her vocals they came,
As she prepped for the show, she called songs by name:
“Now, Ya Ya! Now, Bodyguard! Texas Hold ‘Em, come through!
And 16 Carriages, the Hive’s waiting for you!
To the top of the setlist, each note in its place,
Tomorrow we’ll witness this halftime’s embrace!”
And as we sat waiting, hearts racing with glee,
The Hive started crying, too eager to see.
Would she announce a tour, or Act III’s release?
Would visuals drop, bringing all of us peace?
Then, quicker than lightning, it faded from sight,
And we all held our breath for tomorrow’s delight.
With a heart full of hope and excitement in flight,
I whispered, “Beymas is coming, it’s almost that time—
Merry Beymas Eve to all, and to all a good night!”