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Her discography has not aged well, and it's largely forgotten save for like 2–3 songs. Plus, she's not really an influence any new pop girls name when talking about their inspirations. You can like your mediocre slop, but be at peace with the fact that you stan a has-been EDIT: wait

With "Watch It Burn" doing worse than "Bandaids" and both doing worse than all the 143 singles, what could the "The One That Got Away" viral star possibly do next?

Now what in the world is this

It is, but I don't want to be too mean… maybe there are Argentine gay people here who didn't vote for him and knew it would be a disaster, but now still need to eat wood for breakfast because of those who did

This global phenomenon of people voting for conservatives to "save them" from largely imagined problems, only to end up worse off yet still refusing to admit they were misled and instead going "yum donkey meat tasty!" would be funny if it wasn't so tragic.

These people looking miserably sad while trying to convince themselves donkey meat isn't that bad is taking me out

The current sitting president of Argentina, conservative Javier Milei, meanwhile got to meet Israel's Netanyahu yesterday, as well as the usual stunts that come along with it, such as emotionally kissing the Israel wall.

Alex Jones is 1000% low IQ The others I can buy they're just playing dumb, but Jones is just actually delayed.

Mind you this was Megyn Kelly just a few days ago...... It's going down, I'm yelling TIMBER!

Regarding their negative position on Trump's "we're gonna end a civilization" post. "They have one thing in common, Low IQs. They're stupid people, they know it, their families know it, and everyone else knows it, too!"

I'm kinda surprised she and Julia Garner accepted to do this Hopefully it's a sign the script is funny at least.

How "The Studio" Season 2 revives Madonna's axed biopic and ends her 23 year acting break: • Madonna appears in a two episode arc, playing herself in a storyline inspired by her scrapped biopic • Continental Studios takes the Madonna biopic to Italy for a splashy debut at the Venice Film Festival, where a key storyline focuses on how standing ovations are timed and interpreted as a measure of buzz • Julia Garner reprises her role as the "would be" Madonna after originally winning the part in the real life project • The storyline draws directly from the real development drama, including the grueling audition process and the film's eventual collapse

Somehow not the worst Pieces Of Me performance