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Yeah. That interview was fire, as was his previous GQ interview. He just gives no fùcks. https://www.gq.com/story/quincy-jones-has-a-story

Very cool. I’m a Kpop neophyte, but I like what I’ve been hearing so far. Lots of experimentation and a maximinalist approach to pop (sort of like PC Music). It’s a good change of pace from the monotonous bass drops and trap beats of most top 40 pop these days. I’m used to listening to songs in languages I don’t understand, so that’s not a problem.

Funny. I just stumbled upon “Love Scenario” from that new iKON album you mentioned @Cat, and wow, it’s a banger. Love it. Reminds me of early 2000s R&B boy bands in the best way. And the next song might be even better.

We’ll see if he can sustain it. I doubt it given the negative post-SB narrative and the lack of momentum the songs have on streaming.

Hello! It appears the bobsled team is where the hotties are.

This is probably is the high point (no pun intended) of JT’s new album, and it does rank with some of his very best.

Why hasn’t there been a definitive documentary or book about Stevie Wonder, one of the immortal legends of 20th century art?

This is the bodybuilder-turned-bobsledder Hakeem Abdul-Saboor, and he is QUITE dishy.

Staz Nair from the Fox version of Rocky Horror. And yes...there may not be a more beautiful man in existence.

Adam Rippon (the figure skater) was the one who refused to meet Pence.

Chris Mazdzer is just about perfect and clearly knows it. And Mantia’s thighs are like WHAT? Funny to see Gus Kenworthy try to butch it up and totally break character.

This is embarrassing and arousing in equal measure. It’s not a very diverse lot, but I don’t expect it from USA winter sports.

Word. I could handle her in a very limited capacity, but why mess with the one long-running RH franchise that’s actually working, especially after all the retooling they’ve done to get here?

What’s horrible is that QT’s comments were seen as so unremarkable at the time that they didn’t cause any real controversy until 15 years after he said them.

This is the actor (Ray Corasani) who plays the shirtless terrorist in the Clint Eastwood-directed “The 15:17 to Paris” out Friday. And wowee zowee:

A little NYC humor:

Yeah, I agree with all of the above, @YRBB. I feel like it’s fashionable for the media to slag JT off these days, maybe as a corrective for how they aided and abetted his cowardice and deflection post-Nipplegate. But his star had been falling musically for a while, and I can’t help but agree that his performance last night was uninspired. He danced well, though. Have to give him that.

The video projection of Prince on the massive sheet was classy, but it unfortunately drew attention to how much more dynamic and charismatic Prince was in comparison to JT. It’s telling he only did one cut off the new album. I like JT, and he’s clearly very, very talented in many ways, but that was frenetic in a bad way. And he looked a hot mess.

HA! I saw someone tweet almost exactly that same thing earlier today.

I sorta love this.

JT is really getting roasted for this in all corners of social media. I think he and Prince mended fences before Prince died, but this is very distasteful.