O seu algoritmo talvez seja seu amigo mais próximo, aquele pai presente que sabe todos os seus gostos, aquela mãe carinhosa que te mostra coisas divertidas… E como você não tem esse tipo de amor na vida real, o que te resta é rolar o feed.
▶️ CASA DO SHUMACHER, CAFÉ COM MEU PAI E DUOLINGO NORDESTINÊS | ALGORITMO #2
🚨 ITACARÉ: POUSADA ANUNCIA QUE NÃO ACEITARÁ MAIS SOLDADOS ISRAELENSES 🇧🇷🇵🇸
Uma das principais pousadas de Itacaré, a Ilha Verde, anunciou que soldados israelenses não são bem-vindos em seu estabelecimento. Em posicionamento público, a pousada condenou os crimes de guerra cometidos contra o povo palestino e declarou apoio à liberdade da Palestina. 🇵🇸
#ItacaréDosBrasileiros
Lena Dunham called Allison Williams about reviving “Girls” before she contacted HBO or anyone else:
“It started with us and it ends with us! And I was nervous when I called you because she’s a busy mom and producer and iconic Scream Queen and she might not want to return.”
Williams responds: “That is crazy! If you were like, ‘I’m gonna film an ad for Gak — the thing that made fart noises when we were in middle school — I would star in it.’”
https://t.co/NqulwgPaSw
🚨 Taylor Swift praised ROSALÍA during a press conference:
“Looking back at the past year in music, there are two albums—two perfect records—that I love and keep returning to: Olivia Dean’s *The Art of Loving* and ROSALÍA’s LUX. (...) As for ROSALÍA, she has crafted an ambitious, expansive concept album that could only have emerged from her own life experience. These records are wonderful because they are human—they are made by people and deal with the human experience—which is precisely why we, as human beings, connect with them. And it seems to me that when humans create something so extraordinary, it should, first and foremost, uplift the rest of us and inspire us; furthermore, it should make us feel that, indeed, we are still winning. We humans are still winning at this."
🚨 Taylor Swift praised ROSALÍA during a press conference:
“Looking back at the past year in music, there are two albums—two perfect records—that I love and keep returning to: Olivia Dean’s *The Art of Loving* and ROSALÍA’s LUX. (...) As for ROSALÍA, she has crafted an ambitious, expansive concept album that could only have emerged from her own life experience. These records are wonderful because they are human—they are made by people and deal with the human experience—which is precisely why we, as human beings, connect with them. And it seems to me that when humans create something so extraordinary, it should, first and foremost, uplift the rest of us and inspire us; furthermore, it should make us feel that, indeed, we are still winning. We humans are still winning at this."