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Remember the Jonas Brothers? It's probably best that you don't to be honest, but one of their pack (who goes by the name of Nick) is being rinsed on the internet for ballsing up a guitar solo on live television.

If you've not seen Nick's solo during his duet with Kelsea Ballerini at the Academy of Country Music Awards, here are all 12 seconds of painful glory:

Pretty bad, right? Now we're not saying that Nick is bad at guitar - the ACM wouldn't have booked him to play if his fingers were uncoordinated Frankfurters - but we are saying that he fucked up on live television in front of his friends, family and fans. It's what's known on the street as an "epic fail", and therefore the only reasonable way to react is by laughing and recreating YouTube tutorial videos for the 'solo'.

YouTuber SteveTerreberry delivered a "How to" guide demonstrating how regular folk might be able to capture the essence of Jonas.

Fellow YouTuber John Huldt also recreated the solo and released a guitar tab that you can download.

Nick Jonas has since tweeted that he "screwed up the solo thanks to a huge brain fart" which is a pretty accurate description. But he's taking the criticism well and even tweeted the John Huldt's guitar tab for the lolz.

If you can't beat 'em, join 'em.

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Mariah Carey saying "I don't know her" in response to a question about Jennifer Lopez became a popular Internet meme

" I don't know her" is a phrase popularized by American singer Mariah Carey in response to a circa 2003 question about her thoughts on American singer Jennifer Lopez, whom media outlets perceived as her rival at the time. Carey's reaction, in which she shakes her head and smiles while stating "I don't know her", became a popular Internet memes and GIF. The remark was adopted within the queer community and by online stan accounts. Due to its use by other celebrities, Vanity Fair deemed mid-2016 "The Summer of Not Knowing".

Carey's former record label Sony Music and her ex-husband Tommy Mottola's involvement in Lopez's career preceded the phrase. In 2001, their alleged copying of a sample used in Carey's song for Lopez's benefit contributed to the appearance of animosity. When asked about Lopez, Carey identified herself as a singer and denied an ongoing feud. After stating "I don't know her", she employed the expression over the next two decades. Carey contends it is not an affront to Lopez because she does not know her personally; Lopez says they do not know each other. Most critics interpreted "I don't know her" as an insult.

American singer Mariah Carey signed a record deal with Sony Music in 1988. Its president, Tommy Mottola, was far more personally involved in preparing her debut album Mariah Carey (1990) than with other artists'. The pair married in 1993 and separated in late 1996. Mottola accompanied (1997) actress Jennifer Lopez to the 1998 Grammy Awards and announced that she had signed a record deal shortly thereafter. Those in the music industry described her forthcoming album as a Latin version of Carey's work. Similar to the conflict instigated by the media regarding her relationship with Whitney Houston, Carey's feelings toward Lopez became a subject of gossip. In a 1999 interview with , Carey answered questions about a purported rivalry: "She's a dancer, isn't she? She lip-synched Selena's vocals, you know. I don't think that as a singer, we're in the same category as artists."

In 2001, Carey left Sony and signed with Virgin Records in advance of releasing the soundtrack to the film (2001). Mottola remained connected to the movie through its production company Sony Pictures. Carey alleged that during the recording process, Sony officials heard a sample from the 1978 song " Firecracker" that she used in the track " Loverboy" and incorporated it in Lopez's " I'm Real" (2001). As the latter was released before Glitter, Carey re-recorded "Loverboy" to sound distinct from "I'm Real". Sony denied that "I'm Real" used a stolen sample from "Loverboy". Following these events, Carey responded to Lopez's comments about sleeping eight hours per night in a 2001 interview with journalist Vanessa Grigoriadis: "If I had the luxury of not actually having to sing my own songs I'd do that too."

Around 2003, Carey was interviewed by the German television program . Upon being asked about Beyoncé, Carey remarked that she loved her as an artist. After she was questioned about Lopez, Carey stated "I don't know her" while smiling and shaking her head. The interview was uploaded on YouTube in 2008 and her "I don't know her" comment originated as a GIF on Internet forums. It spread to Twitter and Tumblr in the latter half of the 2010s. By 2018, "I don't know her" became known as a popular Internet meme and GIF. Abby Ohlheiser ranked it at number two on The Washington Post's 2019 list of the most important viral reactions on the Internet since 2000. According to journalist Marina Hyde, "I don't know her" is Carey's most famous quote. Musicologist Lily E. Hirsch argued that the popular reaction to the phrase contributed a sexist and racist image of Carey as a diva.

Carey used the phrase to address Lopez throughout its rise in popularity. She reprised it during a 2005 MTV interview ("I don't even know her. We kind of just said hello once or twice"), a 2009 radio discussion ("I don't know the woman"), a 2016 TMZ exchange ("I still don't know her"), and a 2018 Watch What Happens Live appearance ("I don't know her. What am I supposed to say?"). While discussing the sampling controversy in her 2020 memoir The Meaning of Mariah Carey, she described Lopez as a "female entertainer on [Sony] (whom I don't know)". Carey contends that the phrase is not an insult but rather an honest response because she does not know Lopez personally. Lopez had not acknowledged the sampling controversy by 2004. In 2014, she said that "I don't have a feud against [Carey] at all. I know from back in the day, I've read things that she's said about me that were not the greatest, but we have never met. Like, we don't know each other." During a 2016 interview, Lopez stated that they have "met many times".

Carey has used the phrase toward other singers such as Demi Lovato. After the latter said she was rude to Lopez, Carey responded: "I don't know her either." Others adopted "I don't know her" for their own use. Due to the number of celebrities repeating it at the time, Vanity Fair labelled mid-2016 "The Summer of Not Knowing". Online stan accounts apply the phrase to defend their favorite artists against perceived rivals. It is used within the queer community and inspired "I don't know her"-themed club nights and clothing. The phrase has been used in political contexts such as a meme about Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau and interpretations of US president Donald Trump's commentary.

Most commentators considered the phrase an insult. podcasters Lindsey Weber and Bobby Finger described "I don't know her" as an example of shade. According to Mireille Lalancette and Tamara A. Small, the phrase "is used when another person is so irrelevant you pretend to not know them when you clearly do". Issy Sampson of The Guardian wrote about its appeal: "Claiming not to know someone means you don't sound bitchy - how could you be, you don't know them? - but it's a sly way of saying that someone's personality is unmemorable." 's Michelle Ruiz viewed the phrase as a more effective version of the catfight. Kenzie Bryant of Vanity Fair said it can be misinterpreted when used as a neutral response.

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Lam, Celia; Raphael, Jackie (2022). Celebrity Bromances: Constructing, Interpreting and Utilising Personas (PDF). Routledge Research in Cultural and Media Studies. London: Routledge. ISBN 9780367553982. Archived (PDF) from the original on April 17, 2023 - via OAPEN.

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Jodie Foster says she sometimes finds generation Z "really annoying" but she hopes she can help budding stars find their own path to help them "learn how to relax".

In an interview with the Guardian, the actor admitted she had found the attitudes to work she had encountered difficult to understand.

"They're really annoying, especially in the workplace," Foster joked. "They're like: 'Nah, I'm not feeling it today, I'm gonna come in at 10.30am.' Or in emails, I'll tell them: this is all grammatically incorrect, did you not check your spelling? And they're like: 'Why would I do that, isn't that kind of limiting?'"

Foster has arguably earned the right to tell it how she sees it. By the time she was nominated for an Oscar for her depiction of a victim of child sexual abuse in Martin Scorsese's 1976 film Taxi Driver at the age of 14, she had made more movies than the director had.

After making films for more than five decades, helping young female actors navigate the often difficult waters she had already sailed was important to her, she said.

Asked what she thought young people in the industry needed to hear, Foster said: "They need to learn how to relax, how to not think about it so much, how to come up with something that's theirs. I can help them find that, which is so much more fun than being, with all the pressure behind it, the protagonist of the story."

In the interview, she revealed she had made a particular effort to get in touch with Bella Ramsey, the 20-year-old non-binary actor who starred in The Last of Us and played the role of the young noblewoman Lyanna Mormont in Game of Thrones.

At Foster's request, the pair met at the Elle magazine Women in Hollywood celebration in November. "I reached out to Bella, because we'd never met, and said: 'I want you to introduce me at this thing,' which is a wonderful event about actors and people in the movies, but is also very much a fashion thing. Which means it's determining who represents us."

Foster said the event's organisers were "very proud of themselves because they've got every ethnicity, and I'm like: yeah, but all the attendees are still wearing heels and eyelashes".

She said Ramsey was a good example of an actor emerging in a new "vector of authenticity". "Bella, who gave the best speech, was wearing the most perfect suit, beautifully tailored, and a middle parting and no makeup."

Foster revealed how she had also challenged pervading gender stereotypes in her own family. Talking about raising her children, whom she had with her former partner Cydney Bernard, and now raises with her wife, Alexandra Hedison, she said: "There was a moment with my older one when he was in high school, when, because he was raised by two women - three women - it was like he was trying to figure out what it was to be a boy.

"And he watched television and came to the conclusion: oh, I just need to be an asshole. I understand. I need to be shitty to women and act like I'm a fucker.

"And I was like: 'No. That's not what it is to be a man! That's what our culture has been selling you for all this time.'"

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a chaotic, unhinged icon -- who is iconic precisely because of said chaos and unhingedness -- is a 'mess-essity.'

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Dolly Parton and Patti LaBelle harmonizing by using their acrylic nails (1987)

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Dolly Parton and Patti LaBelle harmonizing by using their acrylic nails (1987)

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i am not romanticizing or fantasizing about mao zedong

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hrh collection: i am not romanticizing or fantasizing about mao zedong (stan twitter)

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Someone said they were confused why celebs are cosplaying the working class because if they saw Ed Sheeran at their Starbucks, it would “ruin [their] whole day.”