Vin
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So there's still hope for Rita OrAI to get another hit in the UK. ...Vin
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When "BITCOIN" makes back more than twice its budget, she'll get the last laugh. ...Vin
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Not everything is political. ...Vin
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Except "Burlesque" is actually enjoyable as a film, unlike "FAD." Now, let's revisit an iconic scene of what Xtina's voice sounds like when it's controlled and precise and not screaming all the time. (It's heavenly.) Gaga's cheap "Harlequin" knock off covers could NEVER touch this. ...Vin
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ADÉLA - Nicole Kidman Can we end the trend of pop starts naming songs after other celebrities? It's corny. It's played out. Someone make a list of all the songs named after celebrities. Still like ADÉLA, though. But let's get into a classic: I'm Hollyhood. Arrogant, don't I look good? Marilyn.Monroe. Marilyn.Monroe. ...Vin
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On ATRL— If you like Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman, you're being paid by the IDF. ...Vin
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It's CAMP, at this point. ...Vin
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Henry Cavill had already publicly said he was done with Superman, left to do "The Witcher," but then came running back to do Superman for... The Rock (a critically-panned actor), of all people. So, Cavill is a clown for that. But Gal Gadot and Patty Jenkins were still being courted to do "Wonder Woman 3." ...Vin
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That and Dolly Parton fits into America's idea of an "older woman." She's completely covered, gracious, and doesn't sell sex despite being known for her signature big bust. Madonna is showing skin on the dance floor with a beam of light shooting out of her vulva in music videos while being almost 70, so she's going to get the clichéd "act your age" comments that she's been getting since she was 28 (No joke. The media have been calling her old since she was 28). Madonna was singing about gun control in her last album in a music video where there's a mass murder in a club. In conclusion, America loves a certain type of older woman and hates another certain type of older woman. ...Vin
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Gal Gadot is still in the conversation because it hasn't been officially announced that she's done playing Wonder Woman and the role hasn't been officially recast by another actor. It's still "up in the air." Even so, she's still stating that she has reservations about returning. ...Vin
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Agreed. "Wonder Woman and "Man of Steel" are DC's only two great films thanks to Gal Gadot and Henry Cavill. ...Vin
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Is that really the album title? It's like she wants to flop. Halsey flops once, and her labels BANS her from making another album. Miley has SIX flops IN A ROW, but can release even more flops. That title does even make sense. It's an incomplete sentence. Bass persuades what to do what? ...Vin
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The way ATRL would turn into THIS overnight: ...Vin
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Whether "Focker-In-Law" FLOPS or not has nothing to do with whether Ariana Grande does a press circuit for the film. This is only Grande's fourth theatrical film; it's not like she's some box office draw or the reason why anyone would go see this film. If the film FLOPS, it's because it was a bad, unfunny, corny film and because of Ben Stiller's frozen face. ...Vin
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Elliot Page isn't unattractive. If Paul Mescal, Andrew Scott, and Pedro Pescal (who all look like a human foot) are considered "heartthrob attractive" due to Hollywood gaslighting, then so is fresh-faced Elliot Page. Page's issue (in the acting world) stems from not being "passable" enough when he speaks, so he'll be harder to cast unless it's for a very specific role. And he would have it easier if he was "more conventionally attractive" by "Hollywood's standards" today like Jacob Elordi or Michael B. Jordan. In Elliot's defence, there's hardly any attractive male actors in Hollywood anymore like there were in the '90s and '00s, while all the female actors still have to look like supermodels today. Jacob Elordi looks like a troll compared to PRIME Tom Cruise. ...Vin
