SFX makeup artist Paige Cole has been getting attention for something most people would find absurd: she wears prosthetics daily, peels them off at night, and has zero interest in plastic surgery.
For Cole, it’s more about creative expression, than correction. Prosthetics let her transform and perform—she controls them, changes them, removes them. Surgery locks you in. Prosthetics are reversible!
We live in a time when “natural” gets treated as a virtue and cosmetic procedures swing between celebration and scandal. Cole sidesteps that whole conversation. She’s not pursuing some standard of beauty. She’s practicing a skill, her way. Check out her discussing why she says she won’t ever get surgery or filler after the jump! John Carpenter would stan.
First of all, ANY breadstick is a dildo if you use your imagination enough. No one needs to pay for a silicone, long battery life high end version if they just wanna get creative instead. BUT it’s good to know there are options out there. Can never have too many options…
In a video shared titled simply ‘jk rowling smile’, New York’s Siobahn Walker asks the hard questions while delivering a face even the queen TERF of Earth could not bequeath this well if it came right from the source.
Peak-hour shit right here. Cardi, watch your crown! Tina is coming for it. Would you say that Tina is the greatest female rapptress of all-time, OMG? (next to Madonna‘s American Life yoga and pilates rap, course.)
Thank you to Who? Weekly hosts Bobby and Lindsey for shouting out OMG.BLOG in this week’s podcast episode! The duo were talking about David Duchovny’s very busy butt in the first episode of Malice and called us a “throwback” lovingly.
A viral meme claiming lesbians commit “100% of all space crime” has resurfaced, referencing the 2019 case of NASA astronaut Anne McClain—the only person ever investigated for alleged criminal activity in space.
During a six-month ISS mission, McClain was accused by her estranged wife Summer Worden of improperly accessing Worden’s bank account from orbit. Worden filed complaints with the FTC and NASA alleging identity theft.
Initially reported as potentially the first space crime, the investigation later cleared McClain entirely. Federal prosecutors instead charged Worden with making false statements to authorities. Investigators found McClain had accessed the account with prior consent, as she’d done throughout their relationship to manage family finances.
Though the allegations proved false, the case sparked the ongoing joke about lesbian space crime statistics—technically accurate as it remains the only investigated space crime case, despite being unfounded.Charges against Anne McClain were dropped in 2020.
This cover of Nelly Furtado’s classic was brought to life by Alim Gasimov and Farghana Gasimova and their performance is kind of everything! Check out the Azerbaijani Version above!