Once a dick, always a dick.

Second, the support of friends and colleagues has been a tremendous comfort. If you know someone who's hurting, just reach out. The simplest text, the tiniest nudge, I promise you, they all matter. And they heal.

I love this so much

lady gaga wearing a shirt that says “lady fucking gaga” she’s always right

Just want to remind everybody that Sophie B. Hawkins wrote this lullaby a hundred years ago and it still helps me fall asleep youtu.be/gq-4vIIJO30 via YouTube

This guy died five years ago on Christmas vogue.com/article/last-c…

“Vibes and giggles”

TakedownMRAs No women wrote that.

“People keep asking me” girl no one is asking anyone in this minute about “trench” coats

"It opened just as my own life got an upgrade: I needed some place to take meetings and start social climbing and Jerry’s was our spot..." Jonathan Van Meter on Jerry's 103, where he and Linda Evangelista ate cake and talked day-rates. Grub Street New York Magazine grubstreet.com/article/jerrys…

If anyone wants a snippet of life in early ‘90s downtown NY, please read this article by ⁦⁦Jonathan Van Meter⁩ and you just might find a little something about me in there too. grubstreet.com/article/jerrys…

She. Is. The. Moment.

Janel Comeau Maci🪶 (Kamala’s Version) I think they need to invite RFK Jr. to the next debate. Just to see what else he’ll admit to.

.@LadyGaga is back. For the better part of 2024, she's been recording new music which comes out in February. There’s also her role in “Joker: Folie à Deux,” which his theaters next month and a striking accessory that can be spotted on her left hand. vogue.com/article/lady-g…

"Like anyone would do for the person they love, I encouraged her to lean in to the joy of it. On the Chromatica tour, I saw a fire in her; I wanted to help her keep that alive all the time and just start making music that made her happy." – Michael, Vogue

Gay people will build statues of Michael Polansky

Came out of magazine retirement to write about Gaga 😊

"There are pictures: one in particular, from Tokyo, speaks volumes. She is wearing the girliest dress imaginable, though one made out of mirrored plastic cubes, that a fan left in front of her hotel room door. Was it the dress that made Lady Gaga behave like we were at prom?"

"Lady Gaga wore a faded lavender ball gown that swept the floor and exposed her breasts. It had the effect of making it seem like she might, at any moment, collapse. Or maybe the dress demanded she inhabit a kind of helplessness—the Victorian woman in peril, the fainting damsel."