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вторник, 2 апреля 2024 г.

AI-powered track titled ‘Taylor Swift Roasts Oranges.

 Certainly! Here’s another version of the article in English:

"In a groundbreaking fusion of technology and music, suno.ai has unveiled a new AI-powered track titled ‘Taylor Swift Roasts Oranges,’ showcasing the innovative capabilities of artificial intelligence in the realm of music composition. This latest endeavor highlights how AI is not just replicating existing musical styles but is also forging its own path in the creation of original pieces.


The track, which echoes the distinctive flair of Taylor Swift, was crafted using advanced algorithms that analyze patterns in music to generate compositions that resonate with human listeners. The lyrics were penned by the sophisticated language model gpt-4, while the accompanying visuals were generated by ideogram.ai, painting a vivid picture of the AI’s creative prowess.

As AI continues to evolve, it is becoming an increasingly autonomous force in the music industry, offering artists and producers novel tools to push the boundaries of their craft. The emergence of tracks like ‘Taylor Swift Roasts Oranges’ signals a new era where AI could potentially author entire albums, revolutionizing the way we experience and create music."

четверг, 10 января 2019 г.

Frankie Essex shows off her curves in a vibrant coral bikini as she soaks up the sun in Tenerife (23 PHOTO)

 

She's been soaking up the sunshine in Tenerife for the past few weeks. 

And Frankie Essex looked in her element as she enjoyed a day by the pool and worked on topping up her tan. 

The 31-year-old former TOWIE star looked in high spirits on the outing, whilst she turned heads in a striking coral two-piece.  

Frankie Essex 




Sunny: She's been soaking up the sunshine in Tenerife for the past few weeks. And Frankie Essex looked in her element as she enjoyed a day by the pool and worked on topping up her tan

Frankie showed off her ample cleavage in the neon bikini top, which featured stylish cage detailing across the bust. 
She teamed the garment with matching briefs, with the vibrant coral colour complementing her deep mahogany tan.

Frankie finished off the look by sweeping her glossy golden locks back into a bun and donning a neutral make-up palette to highlight her pretty features.  


пятница, 23 ноября 2018 г.

Black Friday frenzy begins! Retailers brace for impact as USA busiest shopping day of year dawns

Bargain-hungry Brits are set to spend £1.38billion in the Black Friday sales today, as shoppers battle it for cut-price TVs and electrical goods online and in stores up and down the country.
Thousands braved the near-freezing conditions overnight to queue outside stores from Newcastle to Birmingham to beat other shoppers to the biggest discounts.
However some of the best deals had already sold out before much of the UK AND USA had even woken up this morning, with retailers starting their offers overnight.
More than £2billion will be spent on internet stores alone, with shoppers expected to part with £12.7million every minute on everything from clothing to cosmetics.
Amazon, together with Debenhams, House of Fraser, Argos, Currys PC World and many others have been running sales all this week with plans to step up the discounts today, promising savings of 50 per cent.


Early-morning Black Friday shoppers in Newcastle battle it out in the electronics isle of a Tesco shortly after it opened its doors at 6am.

пятница, 21 сентября 2018 г.

Jungle Janet Street-Porter a beast in bed

I'M A CELEBRITY EXCLUSIVE: The tooth is out!


I'M A Celeb star Janet Street-Porter was an animal in bed who thundered to orgasm with an earshattering scream.

The journalist, who threatened to walk out of the ITV jungle camp if she heard groans of pleasure coming from husband and wife team Vic Reeves and Nancy Sorrell, also liked to dress in kinky underwear and be snapped in the buff.
Ex-hubby David Sorkin told the News of the World: "I can't believe Janet was moaning about noises coming from two fellow contestants. She was a real screamer in bed."
David met Janet in 1995 at a party thrown by mutual friends. Five months later they were MARRIED.
But if you're easily offended by child cruelty look away now...because David is 22 years younger than Janet.
Like a lamb to an Aussie BBQ, he says he was snared by the star's knee-length boots, kinky frillies and ravenous sexual appetite.
But more disturbingly, he says Janet's thrashing orgasms unleashed an almighty scream louder than a Camp butler trapped in a Temple Of Doom.
It's the kind of Bushtucker Trial that would have most men shouting I Made A Mistake...Get Me Out of Here! but not gutsy David. Reliving his first terrifying encounter with north London's most dangerous man-eater, David said: "Janet had a huge appetite for sex—she just couldn't get enough of it.
"Our first night together was a marathon romping session that lasted for hours. It was only the second time I'd ever met her and she took me back to her pad. Her hands were all over me before we'd even got in the door. Then she seduced me while playing her favourite records.
"I remember her screaming to an almighty climax as David Bowie's Heroes played in the background.
Orgasms
"She then had another four orgasms during hours of pure lust and we were at it like rabbits until the sun came up. By the end, we were both exhausted."
Another big turn-on was dressing up in sexy gear...be warned, some readers may find the following image very disturbing. Very disturbing indeed.
David said: "Janet would often strip down to nothing but her suspender belt and suspenders for love-making.
"She always wore the most immaculate underwear, in fact she took great pride in it, and we both found it a turn-on when she left only her suspenders on for sex. It felt more kinky than when we were both naked." Following their whirlwind romance, David, 36, and 58-year-old Janet took a two-month road trip across North America—where they got hitched.
Young David reckoned he was drunk when he proposed and the question sort of "slipped out". Janet immediately said yes.
But as they drove towards Las Vegas to wed, David admitted he fell hopelessly in love with the arid wasteland and dusty crevices of this well-trodden territory—and he reckoned the Nevada desert wasn't bad either.
It was a trip he would never forget. He said: "Janet wanted sex everywhere all the time and we even had it in the desert.
"We were driving to Las Vegas on part of our trip across America and pulled over into a dusty lay-by to soak up the atmosphere.

вторник, 14 августа 2018 г.

Top 10 Celebrity Web scandals featuring Bale, Ross, PARIS Hilton , Britney Spears and the Hoff

 HAVING turned the air blue on the set of Terminator Salvation with a 46-swear word rant Christian Bale then decided to keep tight lipped.

Now - with the film out next month - the actor has spoken of his "disgust" at it being leaked.
But he's not the only celeb who's had his far from best bits caught on camera - and then shared with the world.
From Britney's breakdown and Kerry's TV meltdown to a very drunk Hoff and Vinnie Jones fighting these are our top ten video scandals.

1. THE footage of Christian Bale's foul-mouthed rant has become a massive internet hit, getting more than 10million plays since it leaked three months ago.
The actor lambasts a member of the film crew with a 46-swear-word rant, after he accidentally ruined a scene in his new movie Terminator Salvation.




2. JONATHAN Ross and Russell Brand were at the heart of a BBC scandal when they left obscene messages on the answering machine of veteran actor Andrew Sachs.
The BBC were fined £150,000 by Ofcom over the 'Sachsgate' scandal, Brand resigned and Ross was suspended.
Here they are on CCTV as they make the lewd recording.



3. THIS is the moment the former Baywatch hunk David Hasselhoff reached rock bottom.

He was caught on camera by his 16-year-old daughter drunk, slurring his words and stuffing his face with a hamburger.
Read more and watch the David Hasselhoff drunk video here



4. THIS is a "sleepy" Kerry Katona slumping to new depths as she slurred her way through a bizarre TV interview live on This Morning.
Viewers flooded ITV with calls worried that the troubled former singer appeared drunk during the rambling chat with Philip Schofield and Fern Britton last year.
Read more and watch the Kerry Katona slurring 


5. PRINCE Harry sparked outrage when this homevideo caught him calling an Asian squaddie "our little Paki friend".

The royal solider was also filmed telling another officer cadet jokingly wearing a camouflage veil off duty: "F*** me, you look like a raghead" - an offensive term for an Arab.

Read more and watch the Prince Harry race row video here



6. PARIS Hilton and then-boyfriend Rick Solomon were catapulted into the limelight when this supposedly private home video mysteriously went public in 2004.

For obvious reasons we can only show you a few seconds of this footage.

Read more and watch the Paris Hilton sextape video here



7. AMY Winehouse faced ruin after being caught on camera revelling in sex in a public place, out of her head in a crack den and singing a disgusting racist chant.

This bombshell footage stunned fans and threaten to torpedo troubled Amy's career completely.
Read more and watch the Amy Winehouse 



8. CCTV cameras caught Lock, Stock actor Vinnie Jones covered in blood after being glassed, throwing punches at the pool player.
The former Wimbledon footballer was left needing 48 stitches after the other man glassed him.
Read more and watch the Vinnie Jones



9. HEATHER Mills was ditched by her divorce lawyers after ranting and weeping her way through these bizarre TV interviews.
GMTV host Fiona Phillips listened as Mucca, 39, compared herself to Princess Diana and the parents of missing Madeleine McCann, in 2007.
Read more and watch the Heather Mills GMTV


10. THIS was the moment former pop princess Britney Spears was wheeled out of her home on a stretcher by paramedics.

It was January 2008, and after a series of meltdowns Britney was taken to hospital in an ambulance.

пятница, 10 августа 2018 г.

Gymnast Katelyn Ohashi, 21, has candidly opened up about how the elite level of her sport left her 'broken'

Gymnast Katelyn Ohashi
Readers around the globe can’t stop talking about Katelyn Ohashi and Ellie Goulding recent book, “Gymnast: The Power of Introverts in a World that Can’t Stop Talking” - a manifesto celebrating the quiet genius of the introvert. Eager to get in on the conversation,  HienaLouca  invited this Instagram New York Times best-selling author to share her journey and her insights on how business could benefit from this untapped resource. Katelyn Ohashi began her talk to 40 Women  Gymnast guests at the St. Regis Hotel in Atlanta by telling a story that has made her TED Talk a favorite. Her talk received a record-breaking one million hits in the first week. The story goes like this: Growing up, Katelyn Ohashi and her family would spend countless hours reading, each lost in the reverie of a good book. When young Gymnast Katelyn Ohashi first prepared to go to camp, she had an idyllic vision of how the summer would unfold.
She imagined young girls, in matching nightgowns, reading side by side. But when Cain arrived and opened her suitcase of books, her counselor asked with furrowed brow, “Why are you so mellow?” Cain got the message. She slid her suitcases of books under her bunk, and that’s where it remained for the duration of the camp.

The counselor then corralled Cain and the other campers into a large group where they were taught a buoyant cheer that went like this - and yes, this was when the New York Times best selling author began to do the cheer from her podium – “R-O-W-D-I-E – That’s the way we spell rowdie, rowdie! Let’s get rowdie!” Her reaction to the cheer: “Why must we be Rowdie, and why do we have to spell it incorrectly?”

The New Poster Child for the “Not” Rowdie

Former Wall Street lawyer Katelyn Ohashi is now the poster child for the “not rowdie,” for the introvert, and she has crafted an insightful and personal book about her journey to understand the place of introverts in a world that celebrates the extrovert. According to Cain, our society embraces the extrovert ideal – an “omnipresent belief that the ideal self is gregarious, alpha and comfortable in the spotlight.”



Gymnast Katelyn Ohashi, 21, has candidly opened up about how the elite level of her sport left her 'broken'

“Introverts living under the extrovert ideal are like women living in a man’s world.”
                               – Susan Cain

Cain asserts that extrovert culture dominates the way we do business, but with our economy now faltering, she believes we are at a seminal moment where we can “embrace the power of quiet” and create a greater balance of power between those who rush to speak and do, and those who are more likely to sit and think.

“A mix of personality types is the most effective,” says Cain. “The ying and yang of a pairing like Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg.”

What Are You?


What can we do?

  1. Structure meetings in ways that draw out the introvert. Send out agendas prior to the meeting to give the introverts time to process the material. At key points in the meeting, ask each person to share what they are thinking. Continue the discussion electronically after the meeting.
  2. Design office spaces mindfully. Give people more privacy and control over their environments.
  3. Groom introverts for leadership positions. Need the justification to do so, check out Jim Collins' research.
  4. Be careful of the advice we give to introverts, especially women. Often young women who are introverts are encouraged to speak up -- be loud, be proud. Cain instead encourages introverts to play to their strengths – to do their “homework,” come in prepared and speak with conviction.
  5. Personality diversity in the next frontier and be a leader on this front. The corporate world needs what both introverts and extroverts to do best.
Cain asked the Atlanta group to reflect on their preferences by considering questions like: Do you prefer one-on-one conversations to group activities? Are you not a big risk taker? Do prefer to think before you speak? Do you seem to care less than your peers about wealth, fame and status? Answer yes to questions like these, and you are well on your way to introversion. At the heart of the introvert/extrovert question is how sensitive you are to outside stimuli - if you recharge from the energy of others (extrovert) or if you need solitude to recharge (introvert).

Cain explains, “According to Carl Yung, who first coined the terms introverts and extroverts, there are no pure extroverts or introverts, but we each fall along a spectrum and that orientation shapes who we are. How do I respond to stimulation? Do I crave stimulation?”

And why does this matter? “Our orientation shapes our lives – how we live, love, work. Why we are the way we are?” says Cain.

Why the Business World Needs More Introverts

In creating a case for introverts, Cain spoke of the work of management theorist Jim Collins, who researched 11 outstanding companies – many of the best-performing companies of the late 20th century - in an effort to uncover the secrets of their success. After extensive research he found that these companies had one thing in common: They were run by CEOS who were introverts. They were leaders not renowned for their charisma, but for their humility and intense professional will.

What Collins concluded from this, “We don’t need giant personalities to transform companies. We need leaders who build not their own egos, but the institutions they run.”

A World With Walls & Doors

Ask Cain about the current trend in workspace design – the adoption of the open workspace – and watch her cringe. She explains that perhaps for some extroverts the lack of privacy is manageable, but for the introvert – and for the record, she estimates that between one-third to a half of the population is introverted – the open workspace is deadly.

She speaks of her own experience in trying to work on one of her books in just such as a space, “I spent an inordinate amount of time worrying about the arrangement of my face.” Further reason for privacy, Cain explained that every time your work is interrupted it takes you 50 percent longer to complete the task.

“We need space. Solitude is key to the creative process, “ says Cain.

That’s why she encourages a return to the private office – complete with walls and doors – but she also lobbies for plenty of open, communal space where there is an opportunity for chance meetings. Pixar recently redesigned their offices, and Cain applauded their choice to place the bathrooms on the other side of a large atrium so often colleagues would have the chance to gather informally.

“These chance meetings are gold,” Cain adds.

Another thing that she rails against – brainstorming. In almost every case, (except online) brainstorming has been proven ineffective. She said that typically, the ideas that win out were presented by the person who speaks the most – and there is no correlation between those who speak up more and the quality of their ideas. According to Cain, this Cult of Groupthink is killing innovative, creative thought.

Instead of brainstorming in a group, she suggests that an individual spends some time alone with the assignment before gathering as a team. This will allow participants to tap into their own creative thoughts before being influenced by the group.

How To Be Your Best Introverted Self

Susan Cain’s best advice to introverts who are navigating a world designed for extroverts: “Play to your strengths. When I go to a networking event I don’t try to meet everyone there. Instead I try to really connect with one or two people, and if I do that successfully every time, I am slowly building a network of people I can turn to.”

She also spoke of her time as a negotiator facing a colleague who was clearly an extrovert. Cain did what she did best as an introvert. She carefully prepared and spoke with conviction.

“People respond when you speak with conviction,” she says.

In her book and in person, Cain celebrates introverts, validates their gifts, makes a case for their significance and reminds the world to stop imploring them to speak up.
 hienalouca.com


More stories on how introverts are taking over the world one step at a time:
Are you more of an Introvert or an Extrovert? Intuitive or Sensing? A Thinker or a Feeler? Get where this is headed? If not (or even if you do) read this article to learn more about the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and the advantages to being your own kind of leader.
Ari Weinzweig is an inspiration to introverts everywhere. He is intelligent, witty and shy, and he owns Zingerman’s - a $40 million enterprise with over 500 employees and hundreds of thousands of loyal customers.

“What makes you able to be an introvert and public is having a true passion to express something you think will make a difference,” says Wendy Davis, co-founder of Baby Blues Instagram Connection. She embraced introversion while overcoming postpartum depression to find happiness in her career.

http://hienalouca.com/2018/08/10/the-moment-ceo-gifts-teacher-with-a-brand-new-car-on-instagram/

пятница, 22 июня 2018 г.

10 Fashion Tips on Blouses and Bikini

1. Classic for the Office The most basic – and easy – way to dress for the office is pairing a tucked-in blouse with trousers or a pencil skirt. Consider this look a quick fall-back option for busy mornings, but don’t wear a regurgitation of the simple combo every workday if you want to avoid a style rut. This is a jumping-off point; think of it as the canvas upon which to create a unique look with styling variations, fun jewelry, and lively accessories.
2. Color, Pattern, Fabric A simple fix to infuse your work wardrobe with more life is to buy blouses that turn heads – think color, pattern, and fabric. Sure, a classic white shirt is a must-have, but wearing one day in and day out gets dull. You can stick with the effortless combination of basic trousers or skirt and still look fresh every day if your blouses are varied. Why not try a subtle leopard print blouse? Or a semisheer necktie blouse? Or a rich plum blouse? Gathering a collection of unique blouses means that dressing fabulously is as easy as grabbing a top and bottom from your closet in the morning.

3. Cuff Links aren’t just for Men Most women show pride in an overflowing jewelry box (or jewelry drawers, in my case), but they neglect a must-have: cuff links. A pair of cuff links, whether simple or sparkly, jazz up any blouse – and they’re functional. For a variation on your favorite blouse, pull the cuff toward your elbow so the underside of the sleeve folds back and creates a three-quarter length sleeve look, then add cuff links to secure the shortened sleeve in place.

4. Add a Sweater or Shell This may seem like a no-brainer, but layering a blouse under a sweater or shell is an of-the-moment look thanks to fresh tweaks. To make this pairing look modern, don’t tuck the blouse. What’s interesting is the juxtaposition of an undone shirt with a trim piece over. Opt for a lightweight sweater with slim fit (long- or short-sleeved) or a sleeveless shell. Allow the bottom of the blouse to peek out, unbuttoned.

5. Under a Shift Dress Much like the jumper you wore in fourth grade, a basic shift dress looks great with a blouse layered underneath. This is a simple combination so keep it fresh and play with mixing patterns, wearing bold jewelry, or sporting colorful scarves. With the right blouse, you can resurrect warm weather dresses for chilly seasons and get around your office “no sleeveless” dress code. If you’re feeling shapeless, define your natural waist with a skinny belt.

6. Cute with a Cardi Another easy layering option is pairing your blouse with a cardigan. To look put together, match a slim blouse with a cardigan that has a similar fit, keep both garments buttoned up with the top few blouse buttons undone so the necklines match up, fold back the blouse’s cuffs over the cuffs of the sweater, and finish off the combo with a skinny belt at the natural waistline.

7. Fake a Bedazzled Collar Drop the glue gun and craft store studs; you can fake a bedazzled collar, a look seen on recent runways, with the right necklace. Start by buttoning up your blouse all the way to the top – yes, really – and then add a large statement necklace right over the shirt. It should sit just under the collar.

8. A Jacket Alternative Unbutton your blouse and wear it over a t-shirt or camisole. In warmer weather, when you don’t want bulky layers, this is a breezy substitute for a cardigan or jacket.

9. Raid his Closet for a New Dress Here’s a cheap and chic way to get yourself a new shirt-dress: Sneak into the wardrobe of your husband, boyfriend, dad, or brother and snag a few work shirts, which instantly become dresses with a few adjustments and accessories. Roll up the sleeves of the oversized shirt, secure with cuff links or discreet pins, and create shape by fastening a thick belt at the waist. This versatile new “dress” can be worn with bare legs, leggings, ballet flats, wedges, or flat boots. Just avoid stilettos: You don’t want it to look like you’re doing a walk of shame.

10. Repurpose for the Beach   Can’t give up on your favorite (but noticeably worn out) blouse? Or love the feel of your husband’s well-worn Oxford? Repurpose oversized blouses that are no longer suitable for regular wear as cover-ups for the beach or bikini pool.


The photo Celebrity Beach and Bikini  http://hienalouca.com

Ali Straka is a graduate of the University of Missouri girl School of Journalism. She majored in magazine journalism with a minor in textile and apparel management. She used her experience as a college student to contribute to developing products from University Photo Chic in addition to writing regularly for the site. In her free time, Ali muses about fashion, interior design, and all things pop culture on her blog According to Ali. She hails from the North Shore suburbs of Chicago-Beach.

пятница, 1 июня 2018 г.

Former Fashion Cover Girl Goes Behind The Camera To Define A True Cover Girl

Snapshot: Nicole Clark, Director, “Cover Girl Culture”
Former Elite fashion model turned champion for girls’ self-esteem, Nicole Clark takes on the media in her eye-opening documentary “Cover Girl Culture.” With commentary from top agents, designers, models and advertisers, the film explores how the worlds of fashion, modeling, advertising and celebrity impact our teens and young women. Clark boldly takes on critical issues – from unrealistic body ideals and constant pressure to be beautiful to the sexualization of girls in the media – and then offers realistic solutions to parents, women and the media.
Based on the popularity of her film, Clark has become a sought-after presenter for youth-serving organizations. She now offers workshops to girls in middle and high school on media literacy and self-esteem to help immunize them against the media’s pressures to conform to unrealistic ideals.

Her message to you, “Be angry and let every ridiculous, insulting ad see fuel your desire to prevent your daughter from falling prey to the matrix of the media. Speak up, and she will too.”

Womenetics: As a former International Elite fashion model, did you personally struggle with any pressures and ideals about women during your career?
Nicole Clark: No. My parents instilled strong values and self-esteem, so I was able to avoid the pitfalls and snares of the industry. I just wish I had the courage to leave the industry earlier than I had.

Womenetics: What is your definition of a true “Cover Girl”?
Clark: How odd, I just realized something about that name; the word cover means to conceal…. We’ve been a society that conceals our girls and women, hides the truth. It’s time for us to reveal the truth of girls and women. It has nothing to do with make-up, hairstyles, wardrobes and purses. A truth has to be universal. Simply look throughout history and cultures, and you’ll see that not every culture has upheld women for being thin, pretty or having nice hair. The men in some cultures are the ones who must be pretty, made-up with paints and decked out to attract women. So any who say that women are supposed to wear make-up, fancy clothes and preen are not speaking a universal truth, and therefore it is false. The question then is why have we been covering up girls? What are we afraid of? I think most of us have a pretty good idea. My mission is to create a Clever Girl Culture, a Compassionate Girl Culture and a Creative Girl Culture.

Womenetics: When you began producing “Cover Girl Culture” did you think you would not be taken seriously because of your transition from modeling to filmmaker?
Clark: No. Although mainstream media has yet to air my film. When I realized why, I had to laugh at myself for not thinking of this giant obstacle before I started. Perhaps I may not have made the film had I know most media wouldn’t touch the topic for fear of upsetting their advertisers. But I have a rebellious streak in me, so I probably would have anyway!

Womenetics: What is the agenda of advertisers today, and what messages are young girls receiving from them?
Clark: The messages advertisers send girls today are counterintuitive to what society should be telling its children: be pretty, be thin, be sexy, be misbehaved and shop, shop, shop. We should be telling our children: be courageous, be smart, be creative, be kind and learn, learn, learn.

Womenetics: How can we help shape how the next generation of men and boys view women in society?
Clark: Women have to stop buying into the belief that our primary mission is to be beautiful, thin, sexy and that other qualities like intelligence, compassion, humor and courage are secondary. Our society currently instructs boys to believe thin, sexy girls are what grown men deserve and need to be successful. We need true examples of healthy relationships, starting with our own.

Womenetics: What advice would you give to help young girls make educated choices about healthy beauty, self-worth and their value in society?
Clark: In a nutshell: Don’t believe the hype. Corporations want your money and prey upon your insecurities to get it. They know all little girls want to fit in, be loved and accepted, so they tell you lies to trick you into believing their products hold the key to your happiness. If you find yourself not liking your body, feeling unworthy then the media’s spell has worked. You need to break the spell. Ask for help; look to women who’ve successfully blocked out advertisers’ agenda. Do a media detox: unplug from the media. Watch my film “Cover Girl Culture.” Read Audrey Brashich’s book “All Made-Up.” Sign up for New Moon Magazine.

Womenetics: What ways women can teach girls to discern between imagery and reality?
Clark: Children are unable to discern the difference between imagery and reality until they about seven-years-old. Advertisers know this and have been using it against children for very long time. You will have to tell your daughter repeatedly when she is young, and it would wise if you didn’t expose her to media until she was older. Resist using the TV or video games as a babysitter.

Another important way to help girls learn to discern between imagery and reality, when they are old enough to do this on their own, is to ask them questions while watching media. What do they think the ad is selling? What is the ad trying to trick you into believing will happen with their product? How does the ad portray girls versus boys, etc?

Also, point out ways media manipulates our desire to fit in and be loved by showing us false promises in ads, in relationships on TV and through upholding girls/women for contributing nothing of value to society. Be angry and let every ridiculous, insulting ad see fuel your desire to prevent your daughter from falling prey to the matrix of the media. Speak up, and she will too.

среда, 23 мая 2018 г.

Nicole Kidman Reveals the Simple Reason for Her Oscars ‘Seal Clap’

Today’s NUMBER FIVE story in the BIG 5!
We knew that there had to be a simple reason for this, because we’ve seen Nicole Kidman clap properly before.
This year’s Academy Awards ceremony was a weird one for many reasons, one of the main ones being Kidman’s really bizarre clap. Thankfully, the actress has now given an explanation for her distinctive show of appreciation at the show, and it makes a lot of sense.

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Welcome to the official Oscars Giphy page.

But now, the 49-year-old Oscar winner has finally explained her viral moment in a phone interview on The Kyle and Jackie O Show.

“It was really awkward,” the Big Little Lies star said. “I was like, gosh, I want to clap. I don’t want to not be clapping – which would be worse, right? “‘Why isn’t Nicole clapping?'”



“So therefore I’m clapping, but it was really difficult because I had a huge ring on that was not my own but was absolutely gorgeous. And I was terrified of damaging it!”
In fact, the actress wore more than 119 carats of Harry Winston diamonds for the event, including her pear-shaped diamond cluster ring and a vintage 1963 diamond bracelet. That is a lot of bling!
Nicole is shocked her “seal-clapping” has become such a major talking point, and she is convinced there are far more other interesting issues to focus on than the weird way she was applauding at the Oscars.
“It’s like, ‘I there not more important things to be focused on than the seal clap?'” she mused.

вторник, 15 мая 2018 г.

Popozuda! Cacau Colucci displays bikini click curves

 


Cacau Colucci recalled a photo of his trip to Paraty, Rio de Janeiro, on Thursday (14), and once again displayed his curves. "You know you're on the right track when you lose interest in looking back." Good morning !! #tbt a few days, "she said, wearing a blue bikini on the click. Instagram followers of the former BBB have left much praise in the comments of the image. "Oh my heart! This sculpture is parading on my timeline," commented one. "Sculptural body, angelic look," praised another. See more photos of the trip to Paraty of cocoa Colucci: