Kaley Cuoco wants to be married yesterday.
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I obviously don’t know your friend (as far as I know), but it’s been my experience that people who need to be in a relationship all the time tend to be uncomfortable being alone with their own thoughts.
Surely most people realize that she exaggerated her eyebrows in her self-portraits? Yes, they were thick and grew close together, but not nearly as much as she painted them to be. I think it’s lovely that they are highlighting an important woman and artist. It’s definitely a Barbie I would own. If it was a doll…
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Here’s some home movies of her. Her complexion was definitely lightened.
Sorry, but I’m not with Salma on this one. They eyebrow thing; yeah, they should redo it.
Do you really think that Hyak was “prettier?”
The image Salma Hayek used is kinda blurry. If you look at the Mattel website, the Frida Kahlo doll definitely has a unibrow.
Yes. It’s her defining feature, and she emphasized it in all of her self portraits.
NPR had a program recently that focused on a high school target class called something like “porn proficiency.” Basically, talking to kids about porn. It was nice to hear adults talking to young men and women about what they’re seeing being entertainment and not based in reality. They reported many young girls being…
So, the glass shattered and gave her a huge cut up the left side of her face and this is the movie poster? Is it just me or is this an added layer of tastelessness on the part of the production company?
It’s the smart move, pitting the teacher’s union against the poor people. Got to keep the underclass fighting with itself instead of paying attention to who’s really ripping them off.
Why does this have stars
It’s not that these film companies bypass actors of colour, but that they’re choosing scripts/stories that feature predominantly white characters (or in several cases white washing entire scripts). We need to see more scripts where the main characters are any race but white. Sure have a couple of Caucasians in the…
Why the snark? You said it yourself - it’s better for your mental health.
Look at you spamming every commenter in this thread. You sure are triggered, Quentin.
I have liked most Tarantino movies, but what happened to Sharon Tate is perhaps the most horrific violence against a woman imaginable and I see absolutely no need to put it up on the big screen. I am not on board.
Literally everything about this movie is, “Ugh, THIS asshole again.”