Inspiring and jaw-droppingly gorgeous lesbian couple, the first ever to wed in #Jamaica!
BEAUTIFUL!
***The future just got one marriage brighter for all of us. And for our children, too.
Inspiring and jaw-droppingly gorgeous lesbian couple, the first ever to wed in #Jamaica!
BEAUTIFUL!
***The future just got one marriage brighter for all of us. And for our children, too.
Crushes you grow up with.
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B.O.I.Z.E in ChUcKs and BoOtS.
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Girlfriend & Boyfriend Packing for October Trip in Europe.
2 AmerikanzonaTrip.
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Turns out I’m astrology twins with Kunis, who has always struck me as 50% ‘LOOK AT ME! / 50% ‘what the f*ck are you looking at?’ —> Leo Sun/Scorpio Moon/Scorpio rising.
This video series is wonderful, wonderful.
Funny how people talk about how out of touch ‘Jenny from the Block’ was, but this song was the original New York Puerto Rican roots shout out. And listen, I legit thought this jam was kinda dope at the time. Still do. See: 1. ‘her multicultural friends’ 2. the OK dance interlude. You didn’t hear it here first.
One time I lived in Philadelphia and I read in the paper that Jared Leto came to town and went to Whole Foods on Spring Garden and freaked out because they didn’t have the brand of echinacea he was looking for (*it could have been yoghurt, flax seeds or aloe vera capsules — who knows?) Basically he said the city sucked big time and that he was so glad he didn’t live there anymore and that he’d never come back and I thought, ‘bummer, ‘cause he was hot and I was a tween circa ‘94 - ‘97’ but now when I imagine that scene I think of this series of photographs and I’m like, BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 2001 was even more ridiculous than 1998. Sorry, bro-bro but Philly is awesome.
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OMG PRINCE JACKSON AKA @PRINCEMJJJAXON.
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Remember when this first came out & we all wanted to be her BFF? K.
Goosebumps. Related: I’m an OutKast fan forever and ever.
This song came on the radio yesterday. By the second chorus I was scribbling the words down (they’re tough to make out) so I could look up the artist. I found them and bought their album.
‘Ask a Grown Man with Jon Hamm’
Njideka Akunyili - I refuse to be invisible (2010)
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