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i don’t trust anyone who doesn’t want gay christmas. y’all just love to bite the hand that feeds you.
reading hr fic when it’s written by a hockey fan tickles me every time ‘cause they will without fail mention crosby and/or pittsburgh and you can tell who’s a pittsburgh native by the level of shit they give the city spoiler the more shit the more likely they are one
people who aren’t okay with this (not in their own interpersonal relationships but are offended cause he’s got a girl, and that’s literally all you know) would hate me if i said you’re uncomfortable cause you live in a heteronormative world…….
people are always like “whY do THey alwayS Do tHis”
publishers control the street date. not booksellers.
what’s that mean? publishers who don’t want sales till the announced release date will make it so that’s reflected during receiving process-
HOWEVER some product does not have a street date. meaning, while the publishers has a public release date. it doesn’t need to be held. not only will it not give any indication to hold it for workers (!!!!)-
me reminding people that for the past 4 years army has spoken more than ever about the importance of accountability, and still the only thing to be remembered after very questionable decisions, are new jokes for the fan lore. they, as well as a lot of you do not care. not sorry.
the east coast leg of the tour means waking up to friends and moots sending me their fancams of jin. this is community.
Asian pop isn’t a genre Harvey, pop is.
Grammy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. responds to BTS’ decision to not submit their music for the 2027 awards, following the introduction of an Asian-focused category:
“I am saddened to hear that BTS has chosen not to participate in the Grammy Awards process this year, but as a music creator, I understand and respect their decision. […] I do want to clarify something that seems to be getting lost in the conversation. The Asian Pop category was created to celebrate the depth, diversity and extraordinary growth of pop artistry coming out of Asia. The spirit of this new category is to shine a dedicated spotlight on these important artists. More categories mean more artists’ work is recognized. It’s never to divide, but to expand who is recognized by our 15,000 Grammy voters. I also want to be very clear: submitting music in a genre category such as Asian Pop, or Jazz or Country does not exclude an artist from also submitting and being considered in the General Field categories, including Record of the Year, Album of the Year and Song of the Year. Those categories remain open to any eligible recording, regardless of genre. Recognition in a genre category and recognition in the General Field are not mutually exclusive. An artist can absolutely pursue both.”
(variety.com/2026/music/news/…)
