Speaking from experience! [Celebitchy]
This just in: Frankie Grande updates on nose-job with new pic [Instinct]
Katy Perry rips-off Arca‘s album art, attempts to earworm her way back into pop mainstream favour with ‘Woman’s World’ [Socialites Life]
Serena, the Sussexes and the EPSYs [Lainey]
RuPaul goes viral with helpful… parallel parking instructional video [Queerty]
Yul Brynner: Boyculture celebrates his birthday and his most NSFW moments [Boy Culture]
The funniest single-panel comics by Kate Curtis [Sad and Useless]
Because he is.
Nepotism has always been around and not just in entertainment. If your parents are successful at something then you already have a leg up in society. We just have a new buzz phrase for it now. The rest of has have to work a little harder, but I don’t begrudge them. They may get in a bit easier but there still has to be a bit of talent there to maintain their success.
“Appeal to tradition,” also known as the appeal to common practice, sees one engage in the fallacious appeal to tradition when arguing that something is better or more correct simply because it is older, or that “things have always been done that way.” The quality of being an older course of action in itself does not inherently make it better.
Jack Quaid. Nepo-baby or not, he’s an okay actor. Been following him on Amazon’s “The Boy’s” and his live performance on “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” in the cross-over episode “Those Old Scientists”. He’s making a mark for himself, not just being a “star” because of a parental lineage. He’s someone I want to keep an eye on; looking forward to where he’s going to take his career as both “ST: Lower Decks” where he provides voice work and “The Boy’s” are ending their series runs this year.
That Yul Brynner retrospective artice was stunning, and what a truly beautiful nude. Gone too soon.