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| | Bella Thorne And Her Sister Hit The Beach | | Added 8 years ago | Source: HollywoodTuna |
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Yesterday I posted pictures of Bella Thorne and her hot older sister Dani at the airport, and today I found out where they went: to Miami for a sexy beach trip. Well,technically, they went to promote some new movie or TV show or whatever that Bella’s in, but hey, when I’m already making up one […]
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| | Jessica Alba's kids 'don't have the same constant proximity' to Latin culture | | Added 8 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Jessica Alba has a feature in the new issue of Parents Latina magazine. This interview actually made me go back and do some research and Alba?s history of first denying then embracing her Mexican-American roots. Back when she first hit the scene and started getting some heat, she said in an interview that she did not want to be identified as a Latina and that ?I?ve never felt connected to one particular race or heritage, nor did I feel accepted by any.? She tried to do damage control on-and-off over the years, even covering Latina Mag and declaring ?I always took pride in being Latina.? My guess is that she was originally trying to make a point about not wanting to be typecast as ?the hot Latina girl,? but it just came out the wrong way. I feel like I?m more than meeting her halfway there. Anyway, as for this Parents Latina interview, she talks about her parenting style and whether her daughters speak Spanish and more.
On how her Mexican heritage influenced her as a mom: ?My heritage is all about family, which always comes first. And respect for yourself and for your elders is something that I?m passing on to my daughters.?
On why her kids might not identify as Latina: ?I grew up around my Mexican-American grandparents. My grandmother was an incredibly strong woman a great influence on me. I was also surrounded by tios and tias at a lot of family events. My kids don?t have the same constant proximity. I make sure they know where they came from and that they spend time with their relatives, but they?re not surrounded by it all the time. We have different cultures in the house.?
On whether or not her daughters speak Spanish: ?They know how to ask for besos and leche! They are going to be global citizens and will need to understand many languages, including Spanish, to make a difference in the world.?
On the best advice you can give moms who want to start their own business, like she did with The Honest Company: ?Don?t get overwhelmed trying to do everything at once. Lay out what you can get done now and what will take longer.?
How she handles ?mom guilt?: ?Don?t be hard on yourself. Doing your best to be present wherever you are is what?s important. Make time to eat healthy and stay active. It?s worth it to recharge once a week: Get sleep, have a date night or girls? night in, and drink some wine!?
On how to feel sexy when you?re a busy mom: ?Being sexy is about confidence. So be proud of what you accomplish, be amazed at what your body can do, and give yourself props. When all else fails, put on a bright red lip! (I hope it?s one by Honest Beauty.)?
[From Parents Latina]
I feel like some people are going to attack Alba for what she says about her kids not really being raised in the kind of inclusive Latin culture she grew up within, but I get it. I?m half-Indian and half-white, and that?s how identify racially but not really culturally, in that I wouldn?t say that my upbringing was particularly or even partially representative of Indian culture or Indian families. I didn?t (and don?t) speak Bengali or any Indian languages, so I get her view of not teaching Spanish to her kids too. Alba probably barely speaks Spanish at home because she and Cash speak English to each other. Just my take! While I hope her children embrace their Mexican-American heritage, I totally understand her point about being ?global citizens.?
Photos courtesy of WENN.
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| | Selena Gomez Performs at WE Day California 2016 in Inglewood | | Added 8 years ago | Source: Dickism |
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Here is Selena Gomez looking fierce in a yellow trench coat while walking the carpet at 2016 WE Day California held at The Forum in Inglewood.
Selena was among the stars performing for a crowd made up of students, educators and others at the inspiring event, which served to ‘celebrate the power young people have to change the world.’
The Come & Get It songstress revved them all up with a powerful rendition of her tune Kill Em? With Kindness.
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| | Scarlett Johansson Cleavage on Cosmopolitan Magazine's May 2016 | | Added 8 years ago | Source: Dickism |
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Here is Scarlett Johansson turning on the charm for Cosmopolitan’s May 2016 issue that featured her wearing a revealing crop top and shorts ensemble with tuxedo jacket.
She showed off ample cleavage on the cover chose a mauve thin strap Christian Siriano dress with plunging neckline wearing her signature short hair and makeup look in ‘earthy’ tone serving a fierce pose.
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| | Miranda Kerr's Sexy Midriff Action | | Added 8 years ago | Source: HollywoodTuna |
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For whatever reason, we don’t see nearly as much of Miranda Kerr as I’d like these days, buthere’s the smoking hot supermodel and one of my all-time favorites giving us a peek at that sexy stomach of hers. And again, I’d still like to be seeing a whole lot more (skin, that is), but I’lltake […]
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| | Scarlett Johansson's Cleavage Show In Cosmo | | Added 8 years ago | Source: HollywoodTuna |
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I know she’s had it for a while now, but I’m still not digging this short haircut of Scarlett Johansson‘s. And I don’t know why she hasn’t started growing it out again. You’d think the approval of a pasty blogger who lives in his mom’s basement would mean everything to an A-list hottie like Scarlett… […]
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| | Selena Gomez Stretches Her T-shirt | | Added 8 years ago | Source: HollywoodTuna |
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Here’s Selena Gomez looking nice and chesty on her way into the airport in LA, and I don’t know where she’s headed, but all I know is, whoever got the seat next to her lucked intoa serious upgrade. Anyway, enjoy the pictures, while I get ready for take-off too. I’m talkingabout my pants, just to […]
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| | Maisie Williams on feminism: 'You are either a normal person or a sexist' | | Added 8 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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I feel like we?ve watched Maisie Williams grow up in real time and this may be weird to say, but I feel a strange sense of pride with the woman she?s becoming. She?s a child star with her head on straight. She?s a professional but still age-appropriate. She loves Game of Thrones but it isn?t her whole world. She?s managed to find a great balance and I am proud of her. The Girl has learned. The Girl is promoting the new season of GoT and she gave a long interview to Entertainment Weekly. The Girl teases the new season without blatantly lying to everyone (cough, Kit Harington), and you can read the full interview here. The Girl chats about how everyone is going to love/hate the new season and she shares her thoughts about feminism.
On Season 6: ?Every year I think, ?This is really cool.? But this year, as I opened the scripts, it?s so exciting because nobody knows what?s happening. They?re going to hate it, but love it, and I can?t wait?.they don?t know what?s going to happen. I know the showrunners don?t take [criticism] personally any more and that?s nice. People are outraged by last season, but they secretly love it too ? because they don?t know what?s really going on.
On feminism in real life: ?I got asked in one of my first interviews: ?Is Arya a feminist?? [I was 12 and] I didn?t even know what a feminist was?.And then someone explained it to me. And I remember thinking, ?Isn?t that just like everyone?? And then I realized everyone is not a feminist, unfortunately. But I also feel like we should stop calling feminists ?feminists? and just start calling people who aren?t feminist ?sexist? ? and then everyone else is just a human. You are either a normal person or a sexist. People get a label when they?re bad. Because it works the other way, as well. A lot of men have it hard too.?
Feminism in the world of GoT: ?On the show specifically, it?s always been a constant debate because women are treated badly on the show, and they?re treated well on the show. But it?s the same as the boys and the girls and the men and the animals. The themes are very dark. I get it that people don?t want to watch scenes like that. I understand, and you shouldn?t have to. But that?s the show that we?ve made, and I have no control over what?s written. I think it?s upsetting that so many people have found it upsetting. But I find a lot of things upsetting to watch. I get upset when animals get slaughtered. And lots of people are like, ?But this is worse than that? ? and I never understood that. I think everybody?s allowed to be upset about what they?re upset by. And once people are angry about something, you start worrying about saying the right thing instead of just saying what you mean. It?s very easy to have an opinion. Everyone?s got one. But it?s very difficult to speak up about difficult subjects when people are angry with you. People say: ?Why don?t you speak up!? [and I?m thinking], ?Because you all got pitchforks and you?re ready to kill us!? It?s scary if you say something wrong.
On the internet outrage machine: ?I don?t want to be like, ?Oh, people love to be angry,? because people have a right to be upset about scenes that upset them ? just as much as people have a right to laugh at things that made them happy. Maybe I just have to get a backbone. I?m going to say this in this interview, but I wouldn?t say it with anyone else: I sometimes really worry about speaking up about feminist subjects out of fear of being bashed by women on social media. And there?s something not right there. Yeah, sometimes it?s men too. But there are women who are just nasty. I?m trying to do the best I can. I got a voice. I believe in equality and I know I have more power than the average person to reach people. And I just get petrified in case people are rude.?
[From EW]
She?s only 18 years old and she already has a better grasp of most of these subjects than women twice her age. I absolutely understand what she?s saying about the internet outrage machine and how the fear of lady-on-lady hatred/flame wars can keep her from speaking out about subjects. I also love the way she talks about feminism and how we should consider it the norm, and we should label non-feminists as sexists. Or misogynists. Or douchebags. Or whatever.
Photos courtesy of WENN.
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