Aristede

I've never understood why cursing is so bad anyway. Who decided "these sounds/words are offensive and you must never, ever use them"?

All the has-been pop girls. Who the hell cares about a new Madonna album in 2026? The gays, that's who. I even saw gays hyping up Willa Ford's new album. Her one and only hit song was released even before 9/11 yet they still showed up to support her 25 years later. Now that is loyalty and devotion.

I expected to see Janet Jackson but it's still sad. Her legacy really took a hit in the mid to late 2000s. First the Superbowl and her blacklist because of that. Then a lot of revisionist history after Michael's untimely death with people acting like he was the only Jackson who ever mattered and she was "just his sister."

I don't think anyone is surprised every time Rihanna puts out another baby instead of another album.

Well, I did think "why does that name sound so familiar? Where have I heard it before?" And then it clicked.

Saw People would love to see Billy the Puppet on an old TV screen saying "Hello, Taylor. For years you have been fixated on chart positions and sales out of your own personal greed. Now it is time to see what your life is really worth..." while she is in a Jigsaw trap.

If you like to shop, care about your appearance, and aren't involved enough in politics, you're a shallow idiot and what's wrong with the world.

I'm thinking Billie Eilish. The two Oscar winners.

What an interesting website. Anna Nicole Smith romantically linked with Donald Trump at one point? I sure hope not.

For me it was the opposite. When I was a kid people would stop my mother in the middle of the grocery store and tell her how "gorgeous" I was. No one ever compliments my appearance now.

-I believe Michael Jackson really was a predator. He has 500 million fans and many of them are downright psycho. Even if his accusers got some money out of him, they'd have to watch over their shoulders the rest of their lives with half the world hating them and sending them death threats on a daily basis. They'd put themselves and their families in danger just by saying these things about such a beloved man. It isn't worth it unless something really happened. -Trump didn't win the 2024 election. Elon knew exactly how to hack the machines and pay the right people big chunks of money to keep their mouths shut. Our votes didn't matter and never would have changed anything. It was already set in stone before the first ballot was even filled in.

If doing these things tore your life apart, then why are you trying to teach us how to do them?

I don't like him because he doesn't post any sexy pictures of his body on social media anymore.

Trump is going to try and sabotage this new main virus girl. He'll get Billboard to change the rules so she won't be allowed to chart, urge the press not to give her any promo, and drag her all over Truth Social.

Sounds like a couple family members of mine. Every time I'm in their presence it's how unhappy they are and how this person, place, or thing is trash. Everything is always somebody else's fault, never theirs. They've gotten in fights with every person they've ever known and turned everyone against them, yet it's still somehow everybody else's fault. For every solution they've got another problem and if there are no problems/drama, give them a few minutes and they'll manufacture some. You can't even go to a restaurant without them complaining about how "disgusting" the food is every single time. Being around them is so exhausting. Within seconds you feel your good mood being spoiled. Some people just love their misery and don't actually want things to get better even if they say they do. They are just too addicted to being a victim (or playing the part of one) that it has become part of their identity.

Spellbound - Siouxsie And the Banshees His Eyes - Pseudo Echo Cambodia - Kim Wilde My List - Angelyne La Isla Bonita - Madonna I'm So Beautiful - Divine Let The Music Play - Shannon Maria Magdalena - Sandra Searchin' (I Gotta Find a Man) - Hazell Dean No, No, No - Yoko Ono

Cher Lloyd, Iggy Azalea, Austin Mahone, Cody Simpson, Mandy Moore

They are obsessed with sports, talking about "so...you watch the big game last night?" and "what about that point that so and so scored? Bad call from the ref!" They listen solely to rap, country, and/or rock, and almost always by a male singer. They don't have the gay voice or movements They give looks of disgust to Pride themed merch around June

Maybe Ariana. She has had an interesting life with the Manchester bombing, Mac Miller's suicide, etc.

I thought about it but it's too expensive. You can get a T-shirt from Hot Topic or Spencer's that is just as good quality and much cheaper.

When I was probably about 6 years old, my uncle had pictures of half naked men in speedos in his room. I found them and said "your room's gross" and my mother got angry at me, asking "how would you feel if somebody said that about your room?" There was also a gay guy in high school who tried to be nice to me and wanted to be my friend but it didn't work out. For one thing, I was painfully shy and still am today. But truth be told, I was a bit scared to get too close to him as well. It made me worry "what if they find out about me?" I wasn't ready to be out and proud like him yet.

If Katy was a contestant on American Idol instead of a judge, she might not make it to Hollywood her damn self. People never liked her for her vocals. They liked her for her visuals and catchy melodies.

18-year-olds are legal adults so Katy didn't do anything wrong in this case. She could not get in any sort of legal trouble for sexualizing a grown adult. She may actually have grounds for this particular lawsuit.

I guess that's a step up from JD Vance at least.