Broadway's next Annie. Co-host of @twogaymatts. Rodgers & Hammerstein are my dads. Watch my movie, you gays: @divosthemovie
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Hi @TroyJackson207 I need to know your go-to boba order… Oolong? Classic black milk tea? Jasmine? Thai?
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The five best BEST Double Eviction episodes in Big Brother history are:
1. BB13 - The most dramatic/cinematic
2. BB15 (2nd) - The most strategically impressive
3. BB15 (1st) - The most shocking
4. BB28 - The most twists & turns
5. BB24 - The most hard fought
#BB28
It’s amazing how I can watch this video and love them both so much yet simultaneously be horrified that they’re allowed to vote…
Lala’s HOH about to become a Jessica Milagros-level HOH reign, baby!!
(Unless I’m wrong, and she makes a mess of it… in which case I’m deleting this tweet) #BB28
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Oh the GLORIOUS edit Lala is about to get. She just shot up top 3 contender for America’s Favorite. #BB28
Jamie Lee Curtis and I argue in the exact same way… in the sense that we will NOT move on from the discussion until someone can at least acknowledge that there is logic to my point.
Jamie Lee Curtis and Mariska Hargitay argue over how to pronounce “Los Angeles.”
Stream the full #ActorsOnActors episode on the @CNN app: cnn.com/videos/title-2570358
This is why I hate when people use the word “watch” when referring to going to the movies. “Watching” a movie is something you casually do at home. If you go to the theatre you’re “seeing” a movie (or play). Using “see” implies you made an event out of it, making it more special.
Steven Spielberg just exposed why theaters feel dead now… and I’m here for it.
That shared big-screen magic used to be everything. Movies in theaters were straight FUN back then. Nowadays? High prices, endless streaming, internet spoilers and phones ruining the vibe. What went wrong for real?
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My first season of Survivor I watched in real time is in the books! Time to update my wildly correct ranking of all the seasons!
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The thought and care that was put into family-friendly comedies of that time rivals that of the critically lauded movies made today. The late 80s/early 90s was the greatest era for cinema, and you can't convince me otherwise.
How much stronger was our culture in the '90s? A dumb comedy movie would casually drop the best-ever harmonization (for real) of a classic Marian hymn. Arrangement by a gay Jewish guy, God bless him.
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