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'Barbie': Ken Has Never Been Barbie's Boyfriend. He's Her Gay BFF. - Vimarsana News

'Barbie': Ken Has Never Been Barbie's Boyfriend. He's Her Gay BFF.

For years, people have questioned what role Ken really plays in Barbie’s life. But the truth is in plain sight: Ken’s not boyfriend material. At least, not for Barbie.

Ken Has Always Been Barbie's Gay Best Friend—Not Her Boyfriend - Vimarsana News

Ken Has Always Been Barbie's Gay Best Friend—Not Her Boyfriend

Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast/GettyIt’s Barbie Week at The Daily Beast’s Obsessed, celebrating the doll’s pop-culture history, our favorite Barbie memories, and a certain major movie. Read all of our coverage here!“She’s everything. He’s just Ken.” That’s the tagline for the wildly anticipated Barbie movie, directed by Greta Gerwig and starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling. The implication is clear: Come for Barbie, and stay for Barbie… but Ken happens to be there too.Ken has long been

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Sun, sea and celluloid: writers on their favourite summertime movies - Vimarsana News

Sun, sea and celluloid: writers on their favourite summertime movies

From Do the Right Thing to Now and Then, Guardian writers pick the film that reminds them most of the warmest months

Yes, Oppenheimer isn't opening in Japan this week – but the country has a long history of cinema about the war - Vimarsana News

Yes, Oppenheimer isn't opening in Japan this week – but the country has a long history of cinema about the war

Japanese filmmakers have been exploring the impacts of the second world war from as early as 1952.

TERRIFIER Too - Vimarsana News

TERRIFIER Too

This week's re-release of Art the Clown’s 2017 feature debut is part of a long-standing horror tradition — one that, today, might be more important than ever.