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Don't you have better things to do, Mr. President?

Just wait a little longer. :taesip:

Relax! Monday will be over soon!

and threads from 2022. :pepelook:

This thread is from 2022. The 14 poptarts and 7 brownies went down the drain a long time ago.:pepesmug:

Yep! It seems he has a different weight in almost every movie. :dubuthink:

Almost unbelievable, but true: Christian Bale lost 60 pounds for 'The Machinist' because of a typo. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2788520/typo-led-christian-bale-dropping-dizzying-60-pounds-skeletal-role-machinist.html

Back to the 80s.

- Search for new interesting music on YouTube/Spotify - Go running, hiking, biking, swimming - Help old/disabled people in your neighborhood - Play offline or online games (Valorant is a good free online shooter) - Read books or/and internet articles - Clean your rooms - Meet your family/friends...

Interesting. I thought K-Pop started in the 60s. You never stop learning.

What did LSM hear in the 50s? It wasn't K-Pop, I presume? :dubuthink:

I guess doctors told all those stars and starlets about the problems of challenging their metabolism that way. They risk their health for another villa, another sports car, another luxury yacht. Sorry for my lack of pity in this case.

No one told me that I need vampire insurance before joining the K-Pop scene! :pandangry:

Let's see if there will be a clarifying statement from her or at least a reaction from other 2NE1 members (especially CL). They just had their 'Welcome Back' concerts. I can't imagine that the group was very pleased about that type of 'public relations'.

The problem is that many fans want to hear or read about dramas, everyday sensations, scandals. Imagine a popular idol that would only talk about creativity, music making, dancing, recording songs, making MVs. Some fandoms would be like: "What is he/she talking about? We want drama! DRAMA!"...