#junkee article

[intoxicatedfandom]

Yet another article calling out Louies for bullying journalists just got published, in Junkee. They said that Louis should speak up rather than encouraging them.

I’m surprised they didn’t call out Harry stans, since they’re a much bigger group, but Louis stans tend to be very vocal. Taylor Swift came in for the majority of the criticism. I don’t disagree with the general conclusion that pop stars need to own the stan culture they’ve had a big part in creating.

https://junkee.com/popstars-responsibility-stans/263862

[intoxicatedfandom]

" Lol! Let me guess. They praise Harry though. Is this and the Zayn quote from the same article or different articles cos I don't know why they'd unnecessarily choose today of all days to be this much of arsehole for no real reason? // Same article - they’re ranking the solo career of all the 1D members. Harry is the winner (!) and getting praised as the new Bowie while Niall is the first runner up, but he’s always been popular in Australia.

Shocking. The new Bowie lol. It’s just not a reasonable comparison, at least not yet.

[intoxicatedfandom]

"‘Kill My Mind’ is elevator music; ‘We Made It’ is a stringy serve of self-satisfaction; and ‘Take Me Back’ is two minutes of folk nonsense. " Lol! Let me guess. They praise Harry though. Is this and the Zayn quote from the same article or different articles cos I don't know why they'd unnecessarily choose today of all days to be this much of arsehole for no real reason?

There’s interest today so clicks 🤷‍♀️.

[intoxicatedfandom]

‘Kill My Mind’ is elevator music; ‘We Made It’ is a stringy serve of self-satisfaction; and ‘Take Me Back’ is two minutes of folk nonsense. Except ‘Take Me Back’ doesn’t exist, I literally just made it up, and I got away with it because not a single human being on the planet has listened to Walls all the way through and retained any memory of it.' From the Australian music magazine Junkee. This is pretty mean and uncalled for. Many Aussies seem to dislike Louis bc of the Ash London incident.

Wow, I need to read that article so I can get proper enraged, sounds like. I don’t care too much though. I’ve read so many disses of Zayn that I’m kinda numb to it. The writer was looking for clicks and got them from the fandom.

[artofjournalism]

No way could you come away from Selma with a whitewashed version of MLK’s message of liberation. Throughout the film, King specifically names the racist power structure as a problem, decries police brutality and the murder of black people, and calls for systemic change. King was, among many other things, an uncompromising black leader – something that a lot people in Hollywood and beyond clearly still aren’t comfortable with.

  'Controversy Aside, Is The Martin Luther King Biopic ‘Selma’ Any Good?' by Jim Poe.