
2020: The gay Y2K
In a seemingly impossible stroke of gay, fashion-forward creativity, Gen Z found a way to pair the Joan Jett mullet with the Paris Hilton mini skirt.
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In a seemingly impossible stroke of gay, fashion-forward creativity, Gen Z found a way to pair the Joan Jett mullet with the Paris Hilton mini skirt.
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The long overdue “Freaks and Geeks” renaissance of 2021 has perhaps made the show even more relevant than it ever was, connecting disparate generations in ways that have helped to briefly distract from the pressure and distress of COVID-19.
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The media is able to create an image for a person that takes on a life of its own: There’s Britney Spears and there’s “Britney Spears.”
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Here are our predictions for which nominees will go home (or, in this case, stay home) with a golden statue.
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You are the star of the movie that is your life. So earbuds in, assume the gaze position and reflect.
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Unlike most award show nominations, the GLAAD award nominees provide a unique introspection into the media that queer people can most easily see themselves reflected in.
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Save the righteous fury for the nominations that actually lay the terrain for awards season, and watch the Globes with a hefty glass of wine in hand.
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In a country with no official language, how can any be called “foreign?” When a person speaks a “foreign” language, does this then also make their stories foreign, other?
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In rebuking the buoyancy of its source material, “Riverdale” has spiraled into half-baked plotlines, absurdly high stakes and ham-fisted dialogue.
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It isn’t Corden’s identity that’s at fault for his inauthentic portrayal: It’s his thoughtless performance.
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