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Me, at the end of Wicked, sobbing: and they were roommates
♫ Pink like the inside of your, baby / Pink like the walls and the doors, maybe / Pink like your fingers in my, maybe / Pink is the truth you can’t hide / Pink like your tongue going round, baby / Pink like the sun going down, maybe / Pink like the holes in your heart, baby / Pink is my favourite part ♫
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Ava DuVernay brings a classic sci-fi/fantasy novel to vivid life in Disney's new release A Wrinkle In Time. Will the critical backlash hurt the film's chances at the box office, or will audiences ignore reviews and embrace the heartfelt emotional journey at the heart of the story?
Forbes reviews A Wrinkle in Time. Mostly box office analysis, with a little actual movie review thrown in, you know, because it’s supposed to be a movie review.
The single most telling paragraph (for me):
Of the 33 “rotten” reviews of the film at the time of this writing, 91% were from white film critics, 83% of which were specifically white men. Meanwhile, more than half of the positive reviews were from women critics, and about 20% were from persons on color of both genders. You can look at these numbers and pretend it doesn’t matter, pretend there’s no message or lesson to be gleaned from it, but frankly such reactions are simply further demonstration of a lack of self-awareness of – or, more often, an overt refusal to listen and/or admit to – white privilege and male privilege institutionalized even within journalism, including corners of journalism that like to fool themselves into believing their opinions are magically free of such problems that run rampant throughout the rest of society and workplaces.
White male reviewers hate it, everyone else says it’s wonderful. Best recommendation I can think of.
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Dead me and my wife
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Dan Radcliffe addresses ‘Fantastic Beasts’ Johnny Depp controversy: ‘Harry Potter’ kicked someone out for weed
Harry Potter star Dan Radcliffe has issued some criticisms against Warner Brothers and the film’s production team for continuing to employ Johnny Depp despite the allegations made against the Grindelwald actor.
“I suppose the thing I was struck by was, we did have a guy who was reprimanded for weed on the [original Potter] film, essentially, so obviously what Johnny has been accused of is much greater than that.”
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men in hollywood, after putting on the same black suit they’ve been wearing to all events, thinking about how much they’ve contributed to the protest against sexual harassment:
It’s time for my top 6 selfies of 2017 y’all !! But I only took like 8 selfies this year so one of these ain’t a selfie but whatever !! Happy New Year !