What is with our obsession with making celebrities relatable? Celebrities are not relatable.
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Despite their fairytale coupling, things ultimately took a sour turn for Zanessa. When looking at their history, there's a lot to unpack.
There’s a real collective force when so many women come together. It’s a shame that it requires so many of us to be heard, but the force of it has the same force of a legal statement being implemented.
I could’ve created anything, but if they don’t show up, or you’ve got a couple weak links, it could’ve been a disaster.
Beyoncé is in fact her given name—but it does have a bit of familial significance. Beyoncé is a variation of her mother’s maiden name, Beyincé.
This is the Fred Rogers we know: a thin, wholesome man straight out of a small-town pulpit, with a gentle manner, who looks directly at us, speaks slowly and tells us that he likes us just the way we are.
He is a hot, sad, thin ghost. Surely there’s a real sweetheart under all those dumb tattoos. I bet I can fix him.
Did she really say the rude comment the gossip columnist said she said? Was Duff simply feuding with herself the entire time? We’ll never know, and that’s why I can’t let it go.
I be high when I'm shopping for expensive clothes. I be high when I get what I couldn't before. I be high in the club while I'm poppin bub. But I be low at the shows in my dressing room. I be low when I see that I'm a different dude. I be low on the plane looking at the sky. I be low but my highs ke…
We have this dichotomy in our heads of the starving artist and the rich and famous, sex-drugs-rock-and-roll, world-touring musician. And that myth is — I don’t even want to say dying. It’s dead. That myth is no longer true. But the rest of the world doesn’t know that yet.