ABOVE; Everything Linda Simpson did on a lark in the '80s and '90s is now art.
BELOW: Keep reading for hot guys, Elon Musk's cold feet, RIP Fred Ward and more ...
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ABOVE: Nice chest.
BELOW: Keep reading for your new Crush, Ketanji Brown Jackson's welcome wagon, a grooming-obsessed hubby and more...
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ABOVE: That, my friend, is a cover.
Bonus shot from here: “Are you sure this is how Keith Haring got started?!”
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ABOVE: Mirror, mirror ... NM, we know the answer.
(Image via New York Post)
God, I hate that right-wing rag, but I think one reason many otherwise liberal-minded New Yorkers continue to patronize The NYP is its ability to craft a winning front page headline.
It's so strange to me how this immediately went to him protecting his wife when we don't even know if Chris Rock was aware of Jada's condition. (If he was, it was definitely a disgusting joke. If he wasn't, it was — as he seemed to plead to Will post-smack — beyond banal. And dated.)
#WestSideStory star @ArianaDeBose makes history as the first Afro Latina, openly queer woman of color to win an Oscar for acting! 👏
— ExtraTV (@extratv) March 28, 2022
Full winners list here: https://t.co/jisNmWxggB pic.twitter.com/QPnjBdjLEz
ABOVE: There is!
BELOW: But there's no place for THAT ...
So touching to see Rita Moreno watch Ariana win for the same role she won for 60 years ago. (Images via ABC)
West Side Story's Ariana DeBose made history at Sunday's Oscars, becoming the first Afro Latina woman to win an acting Oscar, and the first out queer woman of color ever to win for acting.
Her speech was so moving. We have come a long way from Jodie Foster her gloved (literally!) upbraiding of people for daring to inquire about her private life (“I'd like to thank all of the people in this industry who have respected my choices and who have not been afraid of the power and the dignity that that entitled me to”) to DeBose jubilantly saying:
Imagine this little girl in the back seat of a white ford Focus. When you look into her eyes you see an openly queer woman of color, an Afro Latina, who found her strength in life through art. And that's what I believe we're here to celebrate.
So to anybody who's ever questioned your identity ever, ever, ever, or you find yourself living in the gray spaces, I promise you this: there is, indeed, a place for us.
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ABOVE: The gyms are always empty.
