Reflektor

I hope the mods regret their decision to close The Roof every time something like this hits the main page (daily).

I try to go dancing at least once a week in summer — thought as a rave queen I find "the club" pretty boring tbh.

Very weird that she styled exactly like Adjani in Possession. What works about Luca Guadagnino Suspiria update is that it was so different from the original text, and this doesn't give you much confidence that this will be much different.

I don't think it's like healthy to truly stan people, but every time she opens her mouth it's either to say something super based or sing a song that breaks my heart and that's pretty cool.

I haven't listened to rap heavily in some time as I find the overt materialism and hyper sexuality to be tiresome. That being said: "Spend Dat" is particularly egregious because Caresha is soooo untalented (not even taking into account the Diddy of it all). So I understand the particular frustration here.

Nurse! Come quick, she got out again!

I feel like not saying Nas at least on aesthetics is racist, because my God! ☠️

Walk right tf back out!

I just saw her (incredible) festival set at All Things Go and it was packed. That she has been continually able to sell out 20,000 person arenas and amphitheaters while staunchly standing up for human rights in every avenue, and even removing her music from streaming in Israel to protest the genocide, really makes you aware of how gross it is that other, bigger artists with even less to lose have been silent.

Imagine all the people that had to take this seriously personally and professionally for this to get made and released. How did they keep a straight face?

Kylie. Pharrell copied + pasted the chorus from "Green Light" and it's still excellence.

Despite the insistence of our world leaders and multinational corporations, enabling genocide is extremely unpopular!

I was surprised at how much I liked the album (having given it a spin only because of how impressed I was with her performance in Smile 2), and it's a perfect pop record built on real talent and a point of view. It reminds me of 90's adult contemporary, but with a modern coolness that stops it from being reductive. It's perfect for a sunny morning.

At this point she's become a true icon of mess. It's camp.

Like, wasn't he supposed to be playing a nerdy scientist in this movie? That movie was was so bad even my AMC A-list technically free ticket was a mistake and I walked out about an hour into it.