Mandy Moore said on Howard Stern recently that she and Valderamma are still good buds and that it’s all water under the bridge.

Whoops for some reason I thought I read recently that she did in 2008. 

Instagram endorsement of March for Our Lives and an impassioned speech during her Chicago show about pride month and acceptance of all races and sexual orientations are both political statements, no? Also she was 18 when she performed at the RNC. 

You’re gonna have a blast! I saw her in Chicago (it rained towards the end) and it was without a doubt the best pop show I’ve ever been to.

Fuck Josh Brolin

I loathe her “my tragedy > yours” mentality, but I’ve always felt her heart was in the right place.

Oh weird I liked season 4. It was undeniably fucked up but it was thematically more coherent than 2 and 3 and, like, depravity’s always been the appeal of Unreal, no? I thought the way they wrapped things up for Quinn and Rachel was very true to both characters. Also, Constance Zimmer for president.

I love Kristen Bell to pieces, but Dax seems like a skeezeball and a nightmare to be in a relationship with. I remember watching an interview in which Bell was asked if she’d ever get a tattoo, and she replied she would like one but her husband thinks tattoos on women are gross (meanwhile, he’s fucking covered in…

Christina’s voice is loud but I personally find it grating. Moore’s voice is lovely, and her last album (“Amanda Leigh”) is a underrated gem.

Endless lols at Henry “Gay from Space” Cavill being at the center of a controversy like this.

Seeing it tomorrow. It looks terrible but who cares when there’s Neve Campbell.

This movie looks like dogshit but I’m just so happy to see Neve Campbell in anything that I’m seeing it tomorrow.

Neve Campbell is the best. That is all.

And she was ELEVEN.

That’s three consecutive Christina albums now that aren’t even close to being worthy of her talent. It’s a shame she continues to chase current musical trends because I thought she was really onto something special with the mostly good “Back to Basics.”

*Keira Knightley

My thoughts exactly

While we’re on the subject of “not fair” Bryant also has more Oscars than Amy Adams.

To each their own, but she was nuance personified in “Bone.” The film had relatively little dialogue and 90% of her performance was in her eyes.

You’re missing her two best performances: “Winter’s Bone” and “mother!”