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In honor of this amazing show with its equally amazing cast, we have crafted descriptions for each member of the “Queer Eye” cast as if they were UC Berkeley students.
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Nobody in my family or my friend group ever talked about the LGBTQ+ community openly. If I ever brought it up, the topic was quickly shut down.
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And, in typical, fabulous fashion, the third season of “Queer Eye” sees them use this power for good, sticking to the winning formula from past seasons while incorporating a few tear-jerking firsts for the reality series.
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“Queer Eye” released its newest season on Netflix this week. Spend your Tuesday afternoon getting your fill of Jonathan Van Ness by streaming the entire season in one sitting.
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He doesn’t care that his audience most definitely consists of non-Indians; he assumes, right from the beginning, that his audience understands — which is precisely where “Patriot Act” finds its strength.
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Whether you’re an all-American dog lover or wurst than that, there are many ways we can enjoy the good ol’ stick o’ meat we serve in all types of buns. When it comes to hot dogs, I’m a pretty simple girl — a $2 hot dog from Costco is where it’s at.
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If you’ve taken all my advice, you will be thoroughly fried from all your nights out and will probably be in need of a night in.
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“Queer Eye,” at its core, is gimmicky and predictable — that’s just the reality of reality television. In this series, straight guys are a mess and queer guys are here to save the day.
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Whether this is your first Pride Month or you’ve been celebrating since your infancy, June is a great time to promote and consume queer content.
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Whether you spent your spring break in Cabo on the Mango Deck or with your parents watching HGTV, being back in Berkeley can be a shock.
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