Zendaya took to the Ballon D’Or photocall in Paris rocking a Roberto Cavalli dress with a spine accent on the back of it. That accent? Very reminiscent of a co-star of Zendaya. Yes, we’re talking about Doc Ock. The dress is absolutely breathtaking on Zendaya, but the metal spine of it does have Spider-Man: No Way Home fans instantly thinking of Otto Octavius.
Maybe it is because Zendaya’s MJ is about to meet Otto or maybe the dress was influenced by the comic-book villain, but truly the world needs to see Zendaya’s dress just because why not? We have so little joy in this world, let us have this.
Oohhhh 👀 pic.twitter.com/JSoU2f7Wc1
— Ashley K. (@AshleyKSmalls) November 30, 2021
Was this a coincidence? Probably, but the fact that Zendaya herself is embracing the jokes just makes it that much better. So now we can all rest easy thinking about a world where Zendaya is Doc Ock.
(image: Jeff Spicer/Getty Images for Sony)
Here are some other stories we saw out there today:
- Nicolas Cage to play Dracula! (via Deadline)
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Rihanna is honored as her home country’s National Hero 🧡
+ Barbados has become a republic after the island cut ties with the UK with superstar Rihanna in attendance
+ The country’s first act was to name Rihanna its National Hero
Read more: https://t.co/8N66NzHnlU pic.twitter.com/zgG7gazh3k
— Daily Mail Celebrity (@DailyMailCeleb) November 30, 2021
- Stream It’s a Wonderful Life this weekend starring Jason Sudeikis, Mandy Patinkin, Mark Hamill, and more! (via The Ed Asner Family Center)
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I’m so glad this was on my feed. I needed to hear Jason Sudeikis talk about his struggles with imposter syndrome because SAME. And that slow but sure feeling of belonging. What a guy.❤️ https://t.co/xdi81NC06H
— Siân Kimsey (@sianabrielle) November 30, 2021
- Boebert and Omar’s conversation on the phone continues. (via CNN)
Anything we missed, Mary Suevians? Let us know what you saw in the comments below!
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