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After having personal and professional experience with both Dave Portnoy and Business Insider *and* being on the frontlines of Hollywood when Me Too first started..... a bitch has some thoughts on this new Business Insider "hit piece" on Portnoy that Ronan Farrow probably didn't ask for.
From Hollywood to the NBA to the FDNY, these mandates are showing one thing and one thing only: That it's time to separate the men from the boys, folks. Because when it comes down to it, are these celebrities really worth being your heroes?
Sarah Fraser is a successful podcaster, former red carpet host, one hilarious motherfucker, and a girl after my own heart who says what she thinks. In Part 2 of our discussion, we talk about when Sarah accidentally got cancelled at her news network, guys on the cover of Playboy, and why she has no personal vendetta against Kid Rock despite him low-key fat-shaming her years ago. Catch Part 1 on The Sarah Fraser Show if you know what's good for ya.
From Disney's Drag Queen kids' Halloween party to a Kentucky high school's harmless "man pageant," the internet is spiraling harder than Pete Davidson without a famous girlfriend and as per uj, both sides are too in their feelings to see the bigger more concerning picture.
Name of the game: What costumes *won't* be deemed offensive this Halloween season? This is the story of how a real-life teacher's suspension got me thinking about all the mob people who will have something to say about most harmless costumes this year -- and if they do, feel free to throw your Three Musketeers at them because chances are they have a bigger problem.
She calls Dave Chappelle "brave." She spins Me Too on its head. And she thinks Woody and Buzz should stay where TF they are in the boys' toy store section. Sonni Abatta is a TV vet, an Emmy-nominated journalist, and host of the podcast "We Gotta Talk." And while she seems anti-woke on the surface, her outlook is the most progressive of them all.
Carrie Bradshaw once asked: What does sex got to do with it? When it comes to mental health, IG models, Superman, Squid Game, and pop culture at large.... the answer is nothing, and everything.
I know a place where G Unit was a lullaby and Eurotrip was a bedtime story. It's the 2000's. IG Reels and Tik Toks about discovering the true, dirty meaning of '00s hits are all the rage right now, and here's the NSFW version of that concept. Kids these days are scared of their own shadow, imagine if they had to put the work in to actually burn a CD off Limewire... about hoes in different area codes nonetheless? It's called spooky season for a reason, everybody.
Some view "progress" as pulling Dave Chappelle's Netflix special. Others, like myself, view progress as actually making a joke. Our society seems to want to dictate not only what we can think but what we can laugh at, and all I can say is icons like Richard Pryor are looking down on us from comedy heaven wondering wtf is going on. Throw Christopher Columbus in there too since he's fucked anyway.
Male gaze, shmale gaze as far as I'm concerned. Check out this fun, short and sweet chat with rockstar actress Misha Reeves, star of the new edgy, horror, dark comedy VAL -- that, btw, has an old Hollywood glam vibe that is the aesthetic of your gothic wet dreams. We talk about indie movies getting away with more than the mainstream, the glory of channeling classic Mae West hotness, and more. VAL is in select theaters tomorrow, Oct 1 and on demand Oct 5. Trick or treat, bitch.
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