While most of us would dodge these personalities in real life, on-screen narcissists captivate us with their boundless egos and unapologetic self-interest. Here’s a look at some of the greatest narcissists in film and television—characters so engrossed in their reflections they might as well be sculpted in marble. Miranda Priestly – The Devil Wears Prada […]
The Most Toxic Platform Platform X (formerly Twitter) stands as a near-perfect digital mirror for narcissistic and toxic behaviors, wrapped up in a world where self-promotion and relentless validation-seeking are the currency. The essence of the platform is built on metrics like retweets, likes, and followers, fueling the need for a constant flow of superficial
Kanye West Kanye’s self-proclaimed “genius” status, bold antics, and comparisons to historical figures define his narcissism. Kim Kardashian Kim has built an empire around her image, constantly emphasizing her beauty and personal life. Her ventures, like criminal justice reform, often seem more about promoting her brand than the cause. Madonna Madonna has always embraced the
Narcissistic villains have long been captivating audiences in books, movies, and television shows. These are the characters who think highly of themselves, lack empathy for others, and often manipulate people to get what they want. Think of characters like the arrogant Gaston from Beauty and the Beast or the cunning Loki from Marvel’s Thor. They