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Rupaul’s Drag Race - All Stars 3 episode 3 (opinions)

So yesterday I made a post in which I said i would have wanted to make a Rucap, about the new season of All stars, actually more of a recap I’m gonna be talking about my opinions (a little biased) on the last episode, one word GAG-WORTHY.

First of all the episode started with the usual mirror message, written by Thorgy (yes I think her elimination was rigga morris, can’t wait to see her coming back cause I love her), I don’t understand why Kennedy was so annoyed by that message, I mean it was meant to be for Shangie.

So soon after the message there was a little feud between Milk and Kennedy, because Milk wanted Thorgy to stay (I don’t blame her) she was way better than Kennedy last week but...choices. Now don’t get me wrong I got nothing against Ms. Davenport and actually the only queen that left me confused is Milk herself. She is amazing but what is wrong with her? I’m referring to her attitude, she’s acting a little bit shady and gives me the impression of being full of herself, and you know I’m a fan of her work, in her original season she pulled out amazing looks that completely changed drag, anyways I have something else to say about Milk but I’ll get into that later.

The main challenge was an improv challenge “The Bitchelor”: Kennedy, Bendela,Trixie, Shangela had me in tears.

Yet again Wtf was Milk doing? She didn’t even let poor Trixie act, she was like screaming, and Trixie was trying to say her lines but couldn’t, and you could see she was soo pissed. Also I was sorry for Chi Chi, at least we can say that she tried to do her best throughout the challenge.

The Runway theme was inspired by Roxxxy Andrews’ wig on wig look, I loved all of the looks, they were great! My favourites : (Aja, Shangela, Bendela, ChiChi).

This week I totally agreed with Ru’s decisions: Bendela and Kennedy as Top 2s of the week, Milk, Aja and Chi Chi as Bottom 3s. Again, Bebe is safe (she is talented) but I really believe she’s a secret judge...Let’s see.

Lipsync song: Green Light by Lorde, nice choice. The performance was a little meh though, won by Kennedy (she deserved it).

Now this leads us back to Milk, Kennedy decided to give Milk the chop, which on one hand (thank you) cause you saved Chi Chi, but on the other hand, it was completely unfair towards Milk, because she has always been safe in the last two episodes. I believe the reason of Kennedy’s decision is the feud a the beginning of the episode. This elimination though left me gagged. I loved it.

Next week main challenge’s gonna be Snatch Game finally! Can’t wait to see Trisha Martell in her first SG. That’s all...Let me know your opinions about this last episode.

P.s I love all the queens i have nothing against them.

EDIT: Where are the mini challenges?? Why VH1, Why? (Alyssa Edwards’ voice).

Blake Kasabian.

Long Absence...

I’ve been away for a long period. But I’m back, and I will bring some new contents. As a fan of Rupaul’s Drag Race I’m thinking about posting Rucaps of the newest season “”All Stars 3. Now i don’t know how many people will read this, but OH Honeyyy.

#post #return #blake #rpdr #trixie mattel

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Winona Ryder | photographed by Mario Sorrenti for W Magazine October 2017

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Beautiful.

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R i s e o f t h e T o m b R a i d e r

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The One and Only, Lara Croft.

Dolla dolla bills y'all! This series might have flaws, but it was a hell of a show! Such a shame that has been cancelled.

#girlboss #nastygal #sophia amoruso #charlize theron #money #success #feminism #empowering #series #netflix #tv #culture #girlpower #gifs #giphy #fashion #vintage

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Favourite Netflix series/movies

1- Stranger Things

2- Sense8

3- The OA

4- Girlboss

5- To the bone

6- Jessica Jones

7- Santa Clarita Diet

8- Ozark

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Edited. I finished watching The OA and oh my gosh I got the chills.

#netflix #tv series #geek #best #series

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Hell is a teenage girl.

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Omg I forgot how much I loved this movie

Chapter 3- Quentin Tarantino’s women (empowering movies)

There’s nothing much to say about this. We all know and agree that Tarantino is a fucking genius. Many people have questioned the fact that he isn’t a feminist, which is a bullshit, he’s also been called a misogynist (100% not true).

Not only all the main female characters from his movies are all: independent, strong and fearless, but also, they are treated the same way as the male characters. Do we wanna talk about the ending of “Grindhouse: Deathproof”? During the first segment of the movie, Stuntman Mike kills all the women in the car, but during the second part, his ass is kicked by the other female protagonists. Or Kill Bill vol. 1 and 2 for example, where the powerful Beatrix Kiddo a.k.a The Bride/ Black Mamba, seeks revenge and kills everyone.

So yeah I would say that Tarantino really supports equality of the sexes. And if this isn’t enough, I suggest you to watch “The Hateful Eight” in which you can find a key-scene, that sums up Tarantino’s idea towards feminism.

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Darling, darling Doesn’t have a problem lying to herself ‘Cause her liquor’s top shelf It’s alarming, honestly, how charming she can be Fooling everyone, telling them she’s having fun

The boys the girls, they all like Carmen Laura

#twin peaks #lana del rey #laura palmer

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You’re an attractive woman. Do the math.

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🌚...🌝

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slide the light off you you may find some peace

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Trippin'

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Audrey Horne in Twin Peaks the Return: Part 12 “Why don’t you ask your crystal ball where the fuck Billy is, who’s been missing for two days? Huh? Ask your ball.”

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I FUCKING loved this scene! Audrey the baddest bitch alongside Diane

Chapter 2- Whip it (empowering movies)

The chapter about this movie is finally completed. It took me a bit to finish it, but that’s just because english isn’t my first language, so coming up with this entire concept has been quite challenging.

I think Whip it is one of the coolest movies ever made, directed by the one and only Drew Barrymore, starring: Ellen Page, Juliette Lewis, Kristen Wiig, Zoe Bell and the talented Marcia Gay Harden.

Bliss Cavendar (Ellen Page) a teenager from Bodeen Texas, is constantly pushed by her mother, a former beauty queen, into entering beauty pageants, despite her disinterest. One day during a shopping trip to Austin, Bliss encounters three roller derby team members. This is an important turning point for the protagonist, as she becomes more and more interested in this sport. After attending a roller derby game, Bliss discovers her natural skating skills. She is ready to be a part of this world and joins the unsuccesful team Hurl Scouts under the derby name of Babe Ruthless.

In my opinion, this movie is a great example of feminism, as it shows different types of women, where they all are: strong, independent and secure. At the beginning of the movie, Bliss is portrayed as an insecure person, that’s why when joining the roller derby team, she discovers her personality and becomes the real herself: secure and badass. An important aspect of the movie I would like to highlight, is the relationship between Bliss and her mother Brooke (Marcia Gay Harden). Brooke sees her daughter as a reflection of her younger self, she wants Bliss to keep alive the “tradition” of the beauty queen, not caring about her child’s dreams and desires. If you see Brooke’s character for the first time, you think she’s the typical: wife with mind stuck in the 50′s-who depends on her husband-kinda type… Well she’s not like that, actually there’s a deep background to it, she’s just who she decided to be, it was her choice and most of all she doesn’t depend on her husband at all. In reality Brooke’s a really strong person. Becoming a mother and a wife was her personal realisation, so she wanted her daughter to be exactly like her. This situation creates a contrast between the twos, in fact Bliss will rebel against her mother’s decision, and follows her own path. Brooke will later understand her mistakes.

In conclusion, the most important point of the story is that there are different types of feminism (in the movie and in everyday life), if a woman aspires to family and marriage, it doesn’t necessarily mean she’s less feminist/woman than another one who exclusively focus on her career. This movie explains the concept perfectly, so I 100% suggest you to watch this movie, if you haven’t yet.