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Malin Akerman recommended Dirty Dancing (1987) in Movies (curated)

 
Dirty Dancing (1987)
Dirty Dancing (1987)
1987 | Drama, Music, Romance
8.1 (55 Ratings)
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"We’ll start with the cheese. [laughs] I’ve seen Dirty Dancing about a million times in my life. Always a good one. Just because, you know, I watched it as a teenager and your hormones are going crazy at that point and you’re like, oh my god, “Nobody puts baby in the corner!” I dreamed about being a dancer. And Patrick Swayze was so sexy in that film; a guy who can dance is always so attractive. It was just like a dream being swept off your feet — one of those fantasy films."

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Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated The Lonely Drop in Books

Jan 12, 2021  
The Lonely Drop
The Lonely Drop
Vanessa North | 2014 | Fiction & Poetry, LGBTQ+, Romance
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
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This was a very sweet short-story/novella that follows the story of two friends who lose touch for ten years before meeting again at one of their businesses. They quickly fall back into the friends rolls they used to have and phone each other regularly, meet up whenever they're both in town and flirt with each other.

I really liked it for the romance aspect. It was sweetly sexy with the dancing and the drinking and the flirting and the ending had me smiling like a loony because it was cute.
  
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Adam Lambert recommended track Vogue by Madonna in Immaculate Collection by Madonna in Music (curated)

 
Immaculate Collection by Madonna
Immaculate Collection by Madonna
1990 | Rock
8.8 (6 Ratings)
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Vogue by Madonna

8.0 (2 Ratings)

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"I remember being a kid when this song came out and I couldn't get it out of my head. I was obsessed with the music video and I kept singing it and dancing around to it. I think the significance now - I don't think I realised it then - was that it's so gay. ""I know now - I didn't know then - that Madonna was referencing the ball culture of New York, which is this incredible culture that queer people of colour started in New York with these underground gatherings. They would fantasise about being different versions of themselves and winning competitions amongst themselves. It was a way to build each other up and to celebrate who they were. ""In many ways, it was very ahead of its time and I think Madonna was inspired by that. She even had that in her video, she had people voguing and people dancing, from that world. I think I remember looking at those dancers and being like 'Huh, they're kind of feminine… Okay.' I didn't really quite process it because I was pretty young. I think there's a lot of subliminal significance for me, seeing one of my pop idols celebrating and being a part of that world for her song."

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