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| | Olivia Munn on the set of The Predator in Vancouver | | Added 7 years ago | Source: Dickism |
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Here is Olivia Munn on the set of The Predator in Vancouver.
I thought it was a sequel of sorts… like taking place as if all the others but the original happened.
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| | Lea Michele Swimsuit at a Beach in Hawaii | | Added 7 years ago | Source: Dickism |
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Here is Lea Michele wearing a black one-piece swimsuit while going for a dip in the ocean in Maui, Hawaii.
She was spotted on the beach the day before while enjoying mojitos with her gal pals.
That suit makes Lea look sexier than normal.
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| | Kim Kardashian paired sweatpants & a corset top for some reason | | Added 7 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Here are some photos of Kim Kardashian out and about yesterday in LA. I?m really only writing about these photos because of her outfit. Before she was robbed in Paris last year, Kim was known (by me) as one of the worst street-style victims ever. What?s weird is that pre-Kanye, Kim?s style – red carpet and street-style – wasn?t THAT bad. Like, it wasn?t great, but she usually looked pulled-together and like she understood which pieces went together. Post-Kanye, it seems like Kim gets dressed in the dark, or that her taste level has just gone haywire. Or something.
So this is what she wore for a casual outing (I think she went to lunch with her family): white-grey sweatpants tucked into ankle boots with a spike heel, combined with a white corset top and a puffy white ski jacket. I think it?s the corset that doesn?t make much sense here. If she wore a t-shirt, this ensemble wouldn?t be quite so confusing. But good God, Kim. Oh, and the little Hermes purse????? WTF?
Also, there was a rumor going around the British tabloids that Kim had a second sex tape which was making the rounds (?) but Kim denied the story directly to the Daily Mail, saying it?s the same old sex tape. Good to know.
Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet.
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| | Kate Upton: If you don't have haters, you?re probably not successful | | Added 7 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Sport Illustrated?s swimsuit issue cover girl (times three) Kate Upton led a discussion recently about body positivity with three other models from the magazine. The theme of this year?s swimsuit issue is body diversity and age inclusivity. The four women, Kate, Hailey Clauson, Sailor Brinkley Cook and Aly Raisman, posted a Facebook Live conversation they had about their own struggles with their bodies and the criticism they received. Kate has struggled for most of career fighting criticism that either she is not high-end enough to model or that she is ?too big.? At one point, it got so bad for Kate, that some ridiculous blog lamented that American women wanted to emulate her ?squishy? figure. For the most part, Kate walked away from those discussions without giving them any energy. But, as you can read in this interview, it wasn?t because she wasn?t paying attention.
Four of theSports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue?s latest stars came together on Saturday for an inspiring conversation about body confidence.
Kate Upton, Hailey Clauson, Sailor Brinkley Cook, and Aly Raismansat down for a revealingFacebook Live conversation ? each opening up about her own journey to body positivity.
The three-time cover star, Upton, led the chat, and said it was actually her critics who inspired her confidence. ?I got my first cover when I was 19,? Upton, 24, said. ?After my first cover, [critics]were discussing whether I was fat or not. I had this huge moment in my career and they were tearing it apart.?
?I have to thank the people who did that because it really made me sit back and find out who I was and what meant something to me and how I thought about my body,? she continued. ?At 19, I wasn?t thinking about that. I sat there answering all these questions I had about my body because I really didn?t know.?
Upton joked, ?if you don?t have haters, then you?re probably not successful.? But more importantly, she sees the painbehind the comments critics made. ?They lashed out on me because they felt insecure about themselves,? Upton said.
?I realize that my confidence that I had in my body was actually meant to inspire women to love themselvesfor all their different flaws,? she added.
[From People]
Like Kate or not, I appreciate her outlook on this. She took the comments from the people who tore her down to consider what she really thought about herself. We should all be so lucky to emerge from an image crisis with this outlook.
If you have a minute to watch the chat or read the article, I encourage you to do so. The first thing you notice is that four beautiful women speaking about how hurt they were by attacks on their physical attributes. What I found most interesting is that each woman frames their discussion within the context of the group with which they associated. Hailey discussed being a runway model from the age of 14, suddenly developing breasts and hips and being told she?d ruined her career. Sailor discussed being compared to her supermodel mother. And Aly, whom the other ladies fan girl over, was discounted as a gymnast because only a ?stick-straight body? were thought to be contender. Each woman also discussed how important it is to become comfortable in your own skin. I think most of us know this is not an easy task. But the beauty is that once you get there, you really don’t go back. Looking at yourself through your own lens and not those of somebody else is a truly empowering thing.
Plus, it is kind of worth it to see Kate and Hailey?s faces when Aly brings up the Cat Daddy video.
Photo credit: WENN Photos
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