Blancaca

Mira, no me lo tengas en cuenta

[Blancaca @Beterre_]

A mi me gustaría hacer cosas importantes en la vida, pero es que tengo sueño

[halsey @halsey]

I’m certain my least memorable song will be remembered more fondly and for more time than anything you ever do with your life will be. Everything you say is more “whiny” and “edgy” than I was at any point on that album. But at least I had the excuse of going through chemo.

[Pop Base @PopBase]

Halsey responds to Anthony Fantano saying that people cared more about his review of her last album ‘The Great Impersonator’ than the album itself:

“I’m certain my least memorable song will be remembered more fondly and for more time than anything you ever do with your life will be. Everything you say is more “whiny” and “edgy” than I was at any point on that album. But at least I had the excuse of going through chemo.”

[halsey @halsey]

Being a woman dealing with serious health issues often means being afraid of telling the truth about the pain you’re in because you’re afraid of not being believed or seeming attention seeking. He validated that fear to thousands of women.

[aron in the tower 🩸⚔️🕷️ @se7enteenmuse]

THE EERIE SOUND AND SCREAM AT THE END WHAT THE FUCK

[nat ☁️ @taycurlss]

me as soon as i heard that harmonica

[Blancaca @Beterre_]

She’s so me

[Halsey Brasil @HALSEYBRSL]

Durante o podcast Friends Keep Secrets, Halsey revelou que uma das suas músicas favoritas em seu catálogo é “Nightmare”.

“É muito única, eu acho que nunca escutei nada parecido”

[Variety @Variety]

A new study found films were more likely to star a man named Chris or a talking animal than a woman over 60.

https://t.co/nv85IiDa0d

[AmazingAnndroid @AmazingAnndroid]

Do NOT hate watch this. Don’t give this film money at all

[grace spelman @GraceSpelman]

i feel so overwhelmed by the message that the most important thing i can be as a woman is Hot and Smooth and this tweet has kind of healed something in me

[NASA's Kennedy Space Center @NASAKennedy]

The planet can spell your name – literally. 🔤🌍

This Earth Day, see your name written in landscapes captured by Landsat: https://t.co/kcP12dhsI2

[marcy so in love 📘 @nawiosne]

oh i have a post for this occasion ☝️

[feryal 💌💋🐾 @sharpesttoolll]

notice how all of them are so good and don’t fetishize killing women

[pedro @pedr0_zip]

las niñas ya se divirtieron. ahora nos toca a las NIÑATAS.

[Ojito 👁 @elojoquetodolv]

2 vídeos que se entienden mejor juntos.

[Edward Burger (not Berger) ❤️🌈 @edwardbrgr]

1. The sole nominee from her film, the first actor to win under that circumstance in any acting category since Julianne Moore which was 11 years ago
2. Her second Oscar nomination nearly 40 years after her first
3. Delivered a performance in a horror film, a genre the Academy has historically overlooked
4. Faced strong competition whose films were all nominated for more than six Oscars including Best Picture, unlike Weapons
5. Didn’t sweep the entire season and wasn’t even nominated at the BAFTAs
6. Was almost unrecognizable in the role
7. And while she’s a respected veteran, she wasn’t exactly one of those names people immediately think of at her age unlike Meryl Streep, Glenn Close, or Sigourney Weaver who are also in their 70s

I genuinely don’t understand how anyone could see Amy Madigan’s win as a “career” or “legacy” award. In retrospect, she could have very easily lost this race, which makes the win feel even more earned rather than some automatic legacy recognition. Say what you will about the result, but this is absolutely NOT a career win. She’s simply that good in Weapons that the industry responded to the performance itself without any major “long overdue” narrative driving it. And you can't make any excuse out of that 🤷

[Film Updates @FilmUpdates]

Amy Madigan accepts her #Oscar for Best Supporting Actress.