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If the Queen of Pop says no. it’s no!

Most Famous Pop Singers Right Now (according to Google): Ariana Grande Taylor Swift Justin Bieber Lady Gaga Adele Billie Eilish Beyoncé Rihanna Ed Sheeran Katy Perry Jennifer Lopez Selena Gomez Dua Lipa Bruno Mars Demi Lovato Britney Spears The Weeknd Camila Cabello Mariah Carey Shawn Mendes Miley Cyrus Shakira Charlie Puth Harry Styles https://www.google.com/search?q=most+famous+pop+singers+right+now&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safarij Thoughts?

A buy one, get one free special.

@Julia Fox continues to support Amber Heard, this time with Emily Ratajkowski on her podcast.

She could’ve went up to her and said hi but instead films her bending over, posts it online and says she wishes she could say hi in case atrl's embedding doesnt work

That man is Andy Signore, disgraced creator of Screen Junkies who was forced to resign after women accused him of using his position to prey on them and harass them. Signore contested the allegations.

Watch Canada's Drag Race: Canada vs. the World on WOW Presents Plus starting November 18!

It is being reported that there has been an significant increase in Twitters users since Elon's takeover first began. ATRL predicted and anticipated the death of the platform upon Elon's initial announcement. Why was ATRL wrong once again? It has also been document that Twitter would see 206 million daily active users earlier this year. With Elon now, that number has significantly increased. What went right? UPDATE:

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https://www.tmz.com/2022/11/08/drake-21-savage-sued-vogue-fake-magazine-cover-promotion-anna-wintour-her-loss/ UPDATE 8:34 AM PT -- A source close to Drake tells us his team is both surprised and confused by the lawsuit as so many other organizations -- including Howard Stern and NPR's Tiny Desk series -- all gladly jumped on board and had fun with it. We reached out to Drake's attorney, Larry Stein, who did not have a comment. Drake and 21 Savage's hot new album, "Her Loss" is gonna be their loss in court ... if Vogue gets its way -- the magazine's suing over fake covers the rappers used to hype their record. According to legal docs, obtained by TMZ Hip Hop, Drake and 21 have been promoting "Her Loss" by posing on what certainly looks like a legit Vogue cover, leading fans to believe the company would drop the special edition soon -- some media outlets even reported on the issue. Condé Nast, which owns Vogue, says that isn't the case ... despite Drake giving the brand and editor-in-chief Anna Wintour a shout-out online for getting a blessing. Condé Nast claims Vogue and Anna "have not endorsed ["Her Loss"] in any way" ... and have asked multiple times for all promos using the Vogue name to be taken down, but nothing's been done. The docs say the rappers falsely promoted the Vogue collab on social media, and put up posters of the "cover" in major cities. Condé Nast also claims Drake and 21's teams sent out an email blast about "celebrating Drake's Vogue cover" ... saying street teams across the country would even be handing out copies. People on the streets allegedly got their hands on the false mags, according to the docs ... and many claim it's a direct replica of Vogue -- even including a fake pic of Anna posing with Drake. Wow!!! Can't say they didn't go all out. Getty Condé Nast wants a judge to shut down the use of the Vogue mark immediately ... and it wants at least $4M in damages. We've reached out to Drake and 21 Savage for comment ... so far, no word back. Originally Published -- 7:10 AM PT I told yall.

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not certified oth Ryan Murphy switching like an atrl-er The way this fad used to jump on every single song of some people whose discographies and careers aged like his... but let’s pay respect to the late icon Naya Rivera who graced us with this incredible cover of an already amazing song