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With a sparkle in her eye, and biting honesty that

With a sparkle in her eye, and biting honesty that cuts to your core, @tamarayajia is as magnetic a real-life showwoman as she is a hilarious writer, be it on Funny or Die, Clickhole, and shows like “Acapulco” and “This Fool.” Her new book “Cry for Me, Argentina: My Life As a Failed Child Star,” chronicles how she was born for the stage, from her earliest performances in Argentina, where as a nine-year-old, she performed “Just Like a Prayer” at her Jewish community center and stripped down to near-nudity in front of a bunch of old rabbis. She wrote a memoir about her family — "Because they are the most insane people I’ve ever met. The world needs to know that I had a grandfather who sold poppers and got kicked out of the Argentine army for putting pubic lice on his lieutenant’s food. Or that my 67-year-old mom sells pictures of her inflamed bunions on OnlyFans." Find out all about Tamara, her fam, and where to get the book at the link in bio. ✍️ @boyface_
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Blackpink launched the North American leg of their

Blackpink launched the North American leg of their Deadline World Tour, July 13 and 14, at SoFI Stadium. With a record 100,000 fans, they were the first girl group to sell out the stadium two consecutive nights. @blackpinkofficial 📷 @yg_ent_official

"Abraham’s Boys," Natasha Kermani’s clever ret

"Abraham’s Boys," Natasha Kermani’s clever retelling of the classic Dracula tale, burns itself into the brain by way of bold narrative choices and Southern Gothic aesthetics. Based on a short story in author Joe Hill’s first published book, "20th Century Ghosts," the film opens in 1915’s Central Valley, California, a purposefully remote location where Abraham Van Helsing has moved his two boys in the hopes of outrunning their colorful past. Little do they know, the greatest threat facing this family already resides within the walls of their quaint new home. Hill's observations on Van Helsing coalesce in a riveting tale of an overbearing father with paranoid ideations and questionable ethics. Read the interview with the creators in our bio link. @natakerm
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Joel Kim Booster has been blowing up as a stand-up

Joel Kim Booster has been blowing up as a stand-up and on screen for the better part of the past decade. Adopted as an infant by a white evangelical Christian family and raised in Plainfield, Illinois, Booster’s background comes alive in his work, exploring themes of identity, sexuality, and culture. He wrote, produced and starred in the Hulu film "Fire Island," a queer twist on "Pride and Prejudice" that was met with rave reviews. Check out his stand-up special “Joel Kim Booster: Psychosexual” on Netflix, and see him live at the at the Asian-American food and comedy @BellyLaughsfestival this coming weekend, July 12 and 13, at L.A. Live. Hit that bio link for the full Q&A. @ihatejoelkim ✍️ @boyface_
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