@BritneySpears posted me 8/9/21 👸🏼
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2016 Snoop would apparently like to have a word with 2025 Snoop
#IPrayItWasTheEddibles
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Keke Palmer on not being in the same conversations as Victoria Justice, Selena Gomez, and Miley Cyrus as a teen star:
"It was very much 'That’s the Black show' or 'That’s Keke Palmer, the Black girl on the network.' There is a loss of innocence that comes with the awareness that you’re treated differently that I’d accepted a long time ago.”
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Elon positively embarrassing himself when the firefighter tells him he’s full of shit and then immediately ending the stream. Perfect
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Don’t ask @khloekardashian about her water usage- she’ll block you.
Now I can’t watch her “super popular” series on X! 😭
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Heidi Montag’s 2010 record, “Superficial” is now No. 1 on iTunes after her husband, Spencer Pratt, asked fans to stream the album to help generate income after their house burned down in the Palisades fire. variety.com/2025/music/news/…
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This you?
Dear Firefighters, Volunteers, First Responders, Police Officers, and Chief of the Fire Department,
I want to take a moment to express my deepest gratitude and admiration for all of you who have been working tirelessly over the past few days to combat the fires in California. Your courage, dedication, and selflessness in the face of such immense danger are truly inspiring.
The work you do is nothing short of heroic. Whether you are on the front lines fighting the flames, offering support in evacuation efforts, or ensuring the safety of our communities, you are making an extraordinary impact. You are not just attempting protecting property and landscapes; you are attempting to protect lives, memories, and the very heart of our state.
We are deeply thankful for your unwavering commitment to keeping us safe. Your resilience, compassion, and teamwork during these challenging times show the very best of what it means to serve others. Please know that your efforts do not go unnoticed, and we are forever grateful for everything you are doing.
Thank you for your bravery, for your sacrifices, and for your steadfast dedication. You are true heroes, and we are all incredibly fortunate to have you by our side.
♥️♥️♥️
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Khloe Kardashian is smack talking LA Mayor Karen Bass over the wildfires.
In 2022, Khloe used roughly 101,000 gallons of water over the allotted limit during a drought.
Her sister Kim Kardashian used 232,000 gallons over the limit.
IN ONE MONTH ALONE.
I wonder how much she's gone over the limit in the past year?
Bish needs to sit TF down.
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got $5?
here’s a document full of gofundmes for Black families that have been displaced in la. it’s ordered by which fundraisers still need the most support and is updated hourly. pick one and donate
docs.google.com/spreadsheets…
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Starbucks workers in LA are being forced to work in areas impacted by the recent wildfires - even where the air quality is unsafe.
Management told partners that stores must open because “the community depends on us,” ignoring that some workers had to evacuate their own homes.
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btw her anti-gay campaign called “save our children” was the blueprint for every homophobic conservative’s attack on queer people for the last 48 years
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The Altadena fire is even sadder knowing it’s one of the only areas in that part of LA county with a historic & large Black community
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The night the CA fires started, we were texting with my brother. He said he was evacuating, but I could see from his location (we share that) that he wasn't gone. My husband said I should go to bed, and I was just glued to my phone, waiting for my brother to leave.
I found out in the morning that he didn't leave until 3 hours later. Not long after that he was able to communicate to me that his whole neighborhood was gone, and he left with less than 10 minutes to spare. If he had stayed 10 minutes longer, he'd be dead. He was just grateful to be alive. He packed the all unreplaceable items, but forgot to pack clothes. He went out today and bought some clothes.
And I was annoyed because why would he cut it so close when he didn't have to? Found out today from my mom, that it was because he was knocking on all his neighbor's doors, making sure they all left, helped one of them pack up, and made sure he was the last to leave his street. He said one guy refused to leave, and he didn't know if he ever did, and he's worried about him.
Like Fred Rogers said: look for the helpers. In disasters, tell your kids to notice how many people are helping.
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Stories of generational Black owned homes burning to the ground in Altadena is a different kinda hurt.
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the fact that State Farm removed their fire policies for certain zip codes in California weeks or months before the fire hit is unbelievable.
people are left without means to rebuild or any access to financial support.
i understand Luigi Mangione now.
