
Lyra Hale
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Latina. #QueerlyNotStraight. Editor at @REMEZCLA. @DorianAwards member. Tomatometer-Approved 🍅 Pitch: [email protected] | Host @imnotyellingpod
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2 days ago |
remezcla.com | Lyra Hale
After being out of the spotlight for three months, Karol G is officially back! On April 22, the Colombian superstar revealed the upcoming trailer for her Netflix documentary titled KAROL G: MAÑANA FUE MUY BONITO [KAROL G: TOMORROW WAS BEAUTIFUL]. It will be released on May 8. Karol G’s been off the grid since she announced her upcoming documentary (December 30).
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3 days ago |
fangirlish.com | Lyra Hale
Watson Season 1 Episode 10 “The Man with the Alien Hand” finally gave me something that I have been wanting all season: John being bamboozled. John is a brilliant doctor and detective. But when we have characters like him, who flawlessly walk through life, that’s not interesting. And that’s not to mean that I don’t want our characters to succeed. I do. But having flaws makes characters better. And I love that Watson presented a case where John thought he knew what was happening and was proven wrong.
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4 days ago |
fangirlish.com | Lyra Hale
The Last of Us Season 2 Episode 2 “Through the Valley” acts as the show’s defining moment. In Season 1, we had the death of Sarah change the trajectory of Joel’s life. It put him on a path full of anger that stayed with him for years. Ellie helped pull him out of that. And now Ellie is going to see the trajectory of her life changed by the death of Joel. Also, our lives are going to be changed by the death of Joel and saying goodbye to Pedro Pascal.
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5 days ago |
fangirlish.com | Lyra Hale
It’s true that hope can change the world. Or the universe. That sentiment was at the heart of Doctor Who Season 2 Episode 2 “Lux.” But I think a lot of times people take that as a cliched sentiment instead of considering the deep connotations that come with having hope in your heart while being surrounded by people that want to crush you or are actively advocating for you not to be included in spaces.
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6 days ago |
remezcla.com | Lyra Hale
After watching Broadway’s Real Women Have Curves, I’ve come to the conclusion that this play should be required viewing in 2025. Based on the play of the same name by Josefina López, Real Women Have Curves follows Ana García. She’s a young woman who lives in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles in 1987. And she dreams of a future that includes college and moving away from home.
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