Heartbreak Anthem

I seriously think you should watch the entire season; Dorinda going up against Sonja with her EZ Pass and Holland Tunnel, saying "clip" and everything else she did was fantastic. But, yeah, the Mexico trip was the best trip since Scary Island.

"I don't know, you got your tits hanging out, your hair down to here, you got crazy eyes, got fucking chicken in ya purse, drinking fucking rosé behind the couch, screaming that it's cold in here. You're a horror show. Well, enjoy that." Bethenny Frankel is a fucking QUEEN. She and Dorinda are NYC!

The reunion has been insane so far:

This season of NYC was fucking incredible; so many reality television moments that are just golden. The entire Mexico trip was BRILLIANT; Sonja being forced into Bethenny's bikini was ACE!

I got into Real Housewives by 2013, and have yet to watch earlier seasons. Bravo will likely do marathons for New York City for this past season before the finale next week, so I'd check that out! Both Potomac and Dallas are only in their second seasons, so that's a good catch up.

I am #OBSESSED with The Real Housewives franchises. So sad New York City is ending in one-week, because it's my favourite of all the franchises. New York City >>>> Orange County > Beverly Hills > New Jersey > Potomac > Dallas > Atlanta

Was it Tomb Raider or Rise of the Tomb Raider?

Another fan concept for the potential third game, still unconfirmed, Shadow of the Tomb Raider:

Jerry Lewis, whose irrepressible zaniness and frantic creativity vaulted him to stardom as a comic movie star who wielded unparalleled green-light power at Paramount in the 1960s, died Sunday. He was 91. Lewis, who teamed with Dean Martin in the 1950s as one of the most successful tandems in the history of show business, died at 9:15 a.m. at his home in Las Vegas, John Katsilometes of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported, citing a statement from Lewis' family. Publicist Candi Cazau confirmed the news. Lewis’ health ailments over the years included open-heart surgery in 1983, surgery for prostate cancer in 1992, treatment for his dependence on prescription drugs in 2003, a heart attack in 2006 and a long bout with pulmonary fibrosis, a chronic lung disease for which he took Prednisone, causing his face and body to balloon. At the peak of their popularity, Martin & Lewis ruled nightclubs, radio and then the box office with their breezy yet physical comedy act, reigning as the top draw at theaters from 1950-56. After an especially acrimonious break-up with his partner, Lewis remained as the No. 1 movie draw through the mid-1960s on the strength of such classics as The Bellboy (1960) and The Nutty Professor (1963). As Paramount’s biggest star, he had the creative freedom to make the moves he wanted to make. Lewis also was known for his efforts as national chairman of the Muscular Dystrophy Assn. He devoted more than a half-century to fighting the neuromuscular disease, hosting an annual Labor Day telethon — and raising nearly $2.5 billion — from 1955 until he was ousted before the 2011 telecast. Lewis was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize in 1977 for his efforts. The Hollywood Reporter

Beautiful!

You are very welcome, babe! Glad to make your day with positivity!

YAS SIS! YOU SLAUGHTERED THAT SHIT!

I hope you are doing well, and that you know you are always missed here! If you need anything, please, feel free to reach out!

I love the first two, honestly. She needs to hire you, boo, 'cause whoever is doing her artwork right now is atrocious.

Wow. I love this; I hope the cover is something like this!

Ten times fucking better than the official shit she's trying to sell to us. C'mon Bonnie, hire our boy!

I like the green!

I don't know her, but that cover is fantastic.

Wow. This is fucking stunning!

Love this, bb! And so glad you posted and finished the booklet, as well! You've grown so much; keep up this fantastic work!

Louis' "Back to You" cover is fucking incredible! YASS

TY, BBY! ILY!