@vxunderground If anything, the fact that you MADE it to the job interview in the middle of JULY ON FOOT should show that you took the interview seriously! F that guy indeed.
Miley sobre sua última conversa com Dolly Parton:
“Vou tentar não chorar. A última vez que conversamos, foi sobre esse álbum [Bass Persuades]. Mesmo sendo tão diferentes, isso era o que nos fazia tão perfeitas uma para a outra. Ela sabia disso e eu sabia disso.
Ela é conhecida pelo cabelo, maquiagem, as roupas e todo o show que era a sua imagem. Mas existe uma parte dela que fazia com que todos se achegassem, e isso era sobre o quão real e autêntica ela é. Teve uma parte da minha vida que ficamos mais próximas por causa de Hannah Montana, porque muito sobre a minha vida nessa época era sobre ser um personagem. O jeito que eu olhava para isso era de que eu podia ter uma 'persona', mas ainda ser quem eu era, porque eu tinha a Dolly como exemplo.
As vezes eu chamo o que eu faço de drag. O jeito que eu me apresento é uma pessoa diferente da que alimenta sua tartaruga todos os dias pela manhã, mas essa pessoa está dentro de mim, eu apenas a desligo.
Outra coisa que eu e Dolly conversamos foi sobre eu chorar em todas as performances que faço. Eu chorei performando End Of The World e Dolly perguntou o motivo, eu disse que era porque é uma música sobre o mundo estar acabando e que eu não poderia ver mais a minha mãe; mas a Dolly disse que a música deve ser uma válvula de escape. "Deixe os outros chorarem. Você tem que continuar cantando", ela disse. E eu disse "Eu sei, mas eu sou assim." e ela sabia disso, e me amava mesmo assim.”
this tribute to Catherine O'Hara at the Emmys was soooo sweet wow. and the camera cuts to Martin Short and Steve Martin crying...I'm not okay. her on-screen children Macaulay Culkin, Annie Murphy, and Dan Levy spoke so highly of her
Macaulay: "She was encouraging. She was warm. She was funny. But the word that I think of is 'momma.' She was my mom. She was our mom. And by extension, she was all of our mom. She may have forgotten me...twice! But we will always remember her."
Mike McFarland, the English Voice Actor behind Master Roshi in the 'Dragon Ball' series has passed away at 56 years old
McFarland also did voice work for One Piece, Attack on Titan, My Hero Academia and many other series
This was Dolly Parton’s “farewell” video from May 2026 — and none of us realized it. Or believed it. Or wanted to believe it.
Her last words to us were: “I will always love you. Thank you.”
Gayle King just did what most people in media are too polite to do.
After Hayden Panettiere died, her estranged mother released a statement that managed to turn a eulogy into a final dig — calling her own daughter “amazing and talented… but on the wrong path.”
Gayle’s response was perfect: “Thanks, Mom, for nothing.”
Then she went further: “It makes me so sad of the opportunity that you have after your daughter’s death that that’s what you choose to leave us with.”
A loving mother, especially one who had already lost another child, would have used that moment for pure grief and pure praise. She would have talked about the light her daughter brought, the talent, the fight, and the love that was still there even through the distance. Instead, the statement became one last correction of the record.
That’s not mourning. That’s score-settling. And Gayle called it exactly what it was.
No soft language. No both-sides nonsense. Just clear honesty at a time when it was needed.
That kind of candor is rare on morning television. Good for her.
Michael Johnston, estrela de “Obsessão”, revelou que quer interpretar um personagem queer, desde que o papel tenha um propósito e não exista apenas por existir.