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Who gave this sonavabitch a Green Card?

Sean Penn #OscarsSoWhite in reference to Alejandro González Iñárritu (via

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I wasn’t gonna say nothing but I had to rewind that shit just to make sure that’s what he said. Sean Penn has and always will be a piece of Shit racist abusive rapist.

(via fogo-av)

HE’S absolutely DISGUSTING

#shut the FUCK up you moldy ass cracker

cidham

I dedicate this award for my fellow Mexicans who live in Mexico. I pray we can find and build a government we deserve; and I hope Mexican immigrants in this country can be treated with the same dignity as the ones who came before and built this immigrant nation.

Alejandro González Iñárritu

Prior to this, Sean Penn, announcing the director’s win for Birdman, quipped “who gave this guy a green card?”

(via mahdic)

nowitallbegins

Selma is now. Because the struggle for justice is right now…we know that right now the struggle for freedom and justice is real…there are more black men under incarceration today then there were slaves in 1850.

John Legend’s using his acceptance speech for “Glory” to drop some harsh truth

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smokingsomethingwithrihanna

Rihanna For W Magazine Korea

jeaniefranklins

John Legend and Common accept their Oscars.

uefas

if you didn’t watch the oscars tonight, please please please at least watch john and common’s performance

rlmjob

I get offended when ugly people hit on me I didnt put on sexy underwear this morning and go to the gym 4 times this week for your basic ass to make advances on me stay in your lane

motsticks-deactivated20160807

*rolls my beautiful big brown eyes*

loish

an ode to candy and fashion.

exeggcute

this is mean and terrible but it exhausts me to be around people who haven’t finished going through their pretentious asshole phase like okay holden caulfield I know we’re all helplessly suckling at the teat of modern media but can you shut up and play some goddamn mario kart for like five minutes

girlbands: ladies everywhere stand up together! girls supporting girls!

media: SO WHICH GIRL GROUP IS BETTER CHOOSE ONE RIGHT NOW THIS IS WAR

heartsdales

"I always did what I wanted to do, then I became a problem child. It happened because I was dyeing my hair and dancing. I thought, ‘Am I problematic? Do I have problems?’ and came to the conclusion that there was a problem with society for wanting the same standards from everyone. Even in society, everyone just does as the PD and the advertisers say. But if I didn’t like it, I would tell them no, I can’t do it. Suddenly, people started saying bad things about me. They’d say I wouldn’t succeed. But I worked hard. I wanted to succeed, too, so I worked hard. I figured everything would be good if I succeeded… I gave my everything to success and work. No one told me, ‘It’s okay if you rest. You’re fine like this.’ Everyone whipped me and told me to work harder. They told me I had to succeed, help my family, and help the neglected. I think in the end, I did succeed. I made a lot of money and ended up being famous, so I think I succeeded. But with the success, I became anxious and felt pressured. I wanted to do better, and I always blamed myself for not being able to. Since I was thinking like that, when people said things like ‘Why are you so bad?” and ‘You’re Korea’s representative singer, but you can’t sing live…’ it really hurt me. I want to tell everyone, ‘You’re perfectly fine right now.’ No one told me that. I hope people can think, ‘I’m great the way I am. I’m doing fine. Even if I can’t reach the criteria of success measured and necessitated by society, even if I’m weeded out, I’m beautiful the way I am. I’m pretty, I’m perfectly fine without thinking about other people’s opinions and stereotypes.’” - Lee Hyori on SBS’ Thank You.