They’re “all in!” Throughout Gilmore Girls’ tenure, eager fans watchedlovable grump Luke Danes pine for leading lady Lorelai Gilmore until he eventually won her heart.
“I am always, always, always going to go with the very first time that we see those two together in the diner,” Scott Patterson — who portrayed the Stars Hollow diner owner for seven seasons on The WB series — exclusively told Us Weekly in May 2021 of his favorite scene opposite Lauren Graham’s Lorelai.
Jisoo of BLACKPINK turned heads with her freshly bleached hair. The legendary K-pop singer was seen at Incheon International Airport, and her images quickly went viral on the internet. Despite being on vacation for a lengthy period, members of the group never fail to generate news by breaking records. The girls have been modeling and working with several fashion companies on their spring and autumn 2022 collections.
BLACKPINK Jisoo’s new hairstyle and airport ensemble for Paris Fashion Week 2022Jisoo attracted notice for her new bleached hair color on March 1, 2022, while going to Incheon International Airport as Dior’s envoy to attend the Paris Fashion Week 2022 event.
It seems that The Twilight Saga universe will never dissipate–and fans certainly don’t want it to! Twihards celebrated when Netflix released their favorite movies in 2021. It shouldn’t come as a surprise that the movies hit Netflix’s Top 10. Many still wonder what the cast is up to now; most have been working on other movies. However, Netflix released its new nail-biting thriller in August, Aftermath. Now that the trailer is out, horror movie enthusiasts want to know which Twilight cast member is in the movie.
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The L Word changed the world. When the series debuted in January 2004, it was the first of its kind to portray lesbian life in an aspirational light. As in, so many women and queer people watching really, really wanted the glamorous, hyperdramatized lives of these somewhat (okay, very) flawed but ambitious, attractive, and proudly out (for the most part) women.
Many of these envy-worthy lesbians are connected by the Chart, a whiteboard (turned website in later seasons) drawing lines between hookups of queer women around the globe, oddly personifying the interconnectedness of, well, real queer women around the world.