No 🩵

Moon trade

The killer, maybe

Couldn’t agree more! As soon as the trailer started I was like, “oh here we go…”

The first trailer for ‘PRACTICAL MAGIC 2’ has been released.

In theaters September 11.

#PracticalMagic2

So confidently wrong

I saw some worms-for-brains idiot say, “Well, you all better not watch any videos people post then.” It’s like... we’re watching the livestream because it’s already being professionally recorded from a million different angles.

Seeing Coachella crowds full of mindless zombies holding up their phones really ruins my mood

Unless you want to make out with me

Yes! She’s fantastic

It’s pretty much a rave lol

Morabito was so good at The Eagle last night. That lady fucking ripsssss!

Tryna be like you king

Farmer’s tan coming in nicely

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Thinking about the bridge in “Good Luck, Babe!”

Some of the chapters are so heavy and depressing that I had to step away for a while to clear my head. But the way Stuart writes about Mungo and James is just beautiful. Their innocence starkly juxtaposed by the brutality of their everyday lives. Heartbreaking, but so worth the read.

You’re actually supposed to just die when you hit 40

The world: *on fire*

The Guardian:

Yup, solidifying that the whole thing wasn’t a mistake and she needed Ben’s girlfriend to know!

‘Beef’ Review: Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, Charles Melton & Cailee Spaeny Make Love Hurt In A Stellar Season 2 Strangers chafe each other over standard issue oopsies every day of the week and twice on Sundays. This is, at once, the thesis, intention, and foible in the first season of Lee Sung Jin’s tragicomedy Netflix series “Beef,” in which a vehicular micro inconvenience between its co-leads, Steven Yeun and Ali Wong, molders into a sustained display of breathtaking road rage; their knockdown-dragout dispute mercifully allows for a brighter outcome and a welcome reprieve from the real world, where situations like theirs are as liable to end in bitter adjudication as death.  READ MORE: 15 Must-See April TV Shows: ‘Beef,’ ‘Euphoria,’ ‘Margo’s Got Money Troubles’ and More In its second season, “Beef” clings to no illusions as prototypically fictional as the happy ending, though getting into whose end is happiest as Lee’s new narrative resolves would, of course, ruin the enterprise. Continue reading ‘Beef’ Review: Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, Charles Melton & Cailee Spaeny Make Love Hurt In A Stellar Season 2 at The Playlist.

‘Beef’ Review: Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, Charles Melton & Cailee Spaeny Make Love Hurt In A Stellar Season 2

Check out this trailer for the new chapter in the Meet the Parents franchise, Focker-In-Law starring Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro, and Ariana Grande. In theaters Thanksgiving 2026.

Nothing will ever be funnier than the mental image of Lorde calling Lena Dunham "Auntie Lena" like they’re at a midwestern Thanksgiving and not a multimillion-dollar townhouse in Brooklyn Heights…

Amanda apologizing by saying “it was not my information to share.” What a weird thing to say. #SummerHouse

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Swamp ass weather arriving in New York

I was actually both

Well this is awkward

Stare into the what?

Worked for my ex and I for 6 years