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Tyra Banks And Her Mom Team Up For New Book, 'Perfect Is Boring' | TODAY - Duration: 5:14.
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IS THIS THE END? (Use Subtitles) | Pokemon Planet Let's Play #4 FINALE :( - Duration: 0:54.
Charmander... Audience.... I have terrible news...
Pokemon Planet...
Might be...
COMING TO AN END!
THIS IS HORRIBLE NEWS!
My work and efforts will all be for nothing, I haven't even gotten my first gym badge!
It all happened so fast... I'm sorry Charmander, but... We won't be the very best.
AND THIS IS ONLY EPISODE 4!
I'm very saddened by this... YOU DIDNT EVEN EVOLVE!
Charmander: Char... Man Char....
I hear you...
There is a confession.... Pidgey... You aren't my favorite!
Pidgey: PiDgE! Y!!!! (WOW)
So in our last moments, I just want to say, thanks for the adventures through the tall grass, the 100 feet we traveled in the past 7 minutes... It was all possible thanks to you Charmander. (And Professor Oak)
I guess I'll just walk in circles... Questioning existence.
Charmander, I'm sorry you never got to evolve. And why is this world coming to an end anyway? It's not like a universe can be copyright,
right?
Well, thanks for coming on this adventure with me, Charmander. And thanks audience for watching, I hope you enjoyed this short series, please drop a like, and I'll see you in the next Pokemon Adventure (COUGH)PokeMMO)COUGH
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IS IT OKAY TO WRITE LGBTQ+ STORIES IF YOU'RE NOT LGBTQ+? - Duration: 7:47.
Hey friends!
I just wanted to talk briefly about something.
I saw the movie "Love, Simon" and that wasn't what prompted me to talk about this,
but it reminded me that I had this as a video topic that I've been sitting on for awhile
And it's something that I think people wonder a lot when they want to make stories about
LGBTQ+ people.
I'm just going to specifically talk about comics and what I've seen in the comic world,
but some of this relates to other things that aren't just related to comics and illustration.
People have a general question that I've seen a lot and people ask or wonder a lot
The question is, "Is it okay for me to make an LGBTQ+ story with LGBT+ characters
even if I am not part of the LGBTQ+ community?"
And my answer to that, and I think a lot of people's answers in the community
are that "it really depends on your approach to it."
Because a lot of people, like particularly in comics... they will either sexualize LGBT+
people and don't really know what they're talking
about, so that they end up perpetuating stereotypes, but I know there's a lot of people out there
who have genuine interest in supporting LGBT+ people
and would like to include representation of characters.
And so I'd say, if you would like to do that in your stories, I think it's refreshing and
it adds a lot to the story There's a lot more that you could talk about,
there's a lot of different relationships you can have between characters,
and it usually feels a lot more progressive and open, and it relates to a much larger
amount of younger people.
So if you're interested in that, please just do some research or just talk to someone who
is LGBTQ+.
Don't pressure anyone to give their story and explain how it is for them
There are a lot of ways you can research on that.
You can look up people's youtube videos, like talking about harassment they've faced, or
good things they've felt about coming out, or bad things and common problems that LGBT+
people have, but even just having a character that might
feel attracted to someone that isn't necessarily stereotypical,
like a cis-male who loves a cis-woman, then that's good.
The problem that I see a lot in comics, and this is what I mean by sexualizing, is that
people have adopted the term "boys love" It's based off of originally Japanese manga.
And in manga, boys love -- I'll just -- that's how you say it in English.
I'll just say that, we're talking in English Boys love basically is really helping Japan
feel more comfortable with the LGBT+ community.
And I'm not speaking for Japan, and I don't live there.
I've looked at reports on that and people have also said that, so that might not necessarily
be true But having representation does tend to make
people more open.
The problem with that is that once it has traveled across to different countries, I
think it's interpreted in a way where it just ends up being highly sexual
And very... inappropriate in my opinion, where it's just very much so rape culture, and harassment
It's perpetuating what's terrible about heterosexual, abusive relationships and pasting it -- copying
and pasting it onto same-gender relationships And while that does happen in any type of
relationship, with any genders, it's not something that we would necessarily like to have representation for
And on top of that, I've noticed a lot of people posting warnings on their comics.
I have warnings on my comic because I talk about things that could be disturbing for
people who have experienced trauma Like severe types of depression etc, because
my characters are trying to get better from that, not because I would like to show off
those issues But because they're trying to overcome struggles
that they've had, I have to mention it.
I understand those types of warnings, and those are fine.
Some people put warnings on their comics for nudity
because certain countries don't like that, and they will censor that, so if you put a
warning on it they're more likely to keep your comic up.
But what is not okay, in my opinion, is when people put warnings saying, "WARNING: this
comic is gay" basically.
And I've seen A LOT.
I've seen it a lot on WEBTOON.
There's not very many same-gender relationship comics that I see that don't have that.
And people might think that it's a harmless thing, or like "oh, I'm just fending off people
who don't like it," or "you know, I'm just doing this for fun,
I'm making a comic" I just... if you're making a story with that
warning, you're not accepting your characters even.
If you can't accept a fictional character, you shouldn't be writing it.
If you can't accept a fictional character, you can't accept actual people who are like
that and if actual people are like these things,
fiction is powerful!
If people think that this is still something to be ashamed of,
or something to fetishize and think of people as objects, then it's not okay to have those
warnings.
It's not okay to think "it's still shameful, but I'm still going to write about it"
like I don't think that is proper representation.
People are still going to do what they want of course, but that is what I'd have to say
-- if you're not doing that, I'm pretty sure that any type of LGBT+ representation
that you've done proper research on, and if you're feeling compassionate about the community,
is good representation.
Of course people misconstrue things, and stereotype things, but if you treat your LGBT+ characters
like any other human, then that is the first and foremost, most
important thing to do.
So I hope that explains some things And when I think about people in the community,
like in my opinion if people are ashamed of those things, I can probably safely assume
they're not part of the LGBT+ community.
So yeah!
Watch out for that, by the way.
I don't like reading those things, I don't know...UGH
Haha, I hope you're having a good day!
I'm really excited about all of the new things that are coming out.
Like even "Black Panther," it doesn't have to do with the LGBT+ community,
but not having just cis, heterosexual white people on screen all of the time is amazing
And I don't even like seeing that as a white person.
I don't appreciate that, I like seeing all types of people.
I have all types of friends, I don't just have white friends, and I don't know, I think
everyone should!
That's the whole point.
So I appreciate representation.
And I know so many of us do I hope you're having a great day, and I will
see you soon! Bye!
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The Reason 'The Real' Is So Excited for the Oscars - Duration: 3:19.
Ladies, what do you think of the nominations.
>> It's exciting.
>> Okay, I'm not gonna lie.
Oscars sometimes, I get excited to see what they're gonna wear, but a lot of
times, I haven't seen all the film. >> Sometimes, there are films I've never
even heard of, like that's Oscar's. >> But this year I've
seen a lot of them and I'm really excited because two of them are nominated which is
the Greatest Showman. >> Have you guys seen it?
No, but you talk about it all the time. >> I'm obsessed, my gosh.
I've heard a lot about it too. >> First of all, it's a musical.
>> I have the soundtrack.
It's amazing.
[LAUGH] I know all the songs.
Songs, and I'm just so exited that it's even nominated for
like the best song in a film.
And I love that at the Oscars.
They do the performances,
where all the nominated songs actually they get to perform them.
And I'm really exited about it and I'm going to be in my little room doing
the choreography, [CROSSTALK] and it's going to be amazing.
But I am so excited. >> Did you see Ladybird?
No. >> I think Ladybird is
out of all the movies for
right now is that one really moved me. >> But
did you see I,Tonya is the question? >> [LAUGH]
>> Itonia no I have not.
>> [APPLAUSE]
>> I'm obssessed with that one too.
Yes, I watched the documentary first if you're gonna see I,Tonya watch
the documentary, it's on Amazon, it's 30 for 30,
the ESPN documentary called The Price of Gold and it has a lot of what they
put in the movie by I,Tonya, and it's so- >> And Marco Robbie, I
mean Marco Robbie is an amazing actor, so. >> Allison Chaney,
she's already won twice and I think she's gonna take the Oscar home.
>> And for the 100th time,
Meryl Streep has been nominated again. >> [LAUGH]
>> It's like that's my girl,
I love her very much.
[CROSSTALK] This is like her 21st nomination.
So, she could play Harriet Tubman, I'm telling you, I'll be like damn, yeah.
I believe it. >> I'm just really,
really happy for May J Blige.
I know you Mary J Blige, I know we're talking about her earlier her past year
has been challenging >> Man this was her first lead break out
role and to get nominated for an Oscar? >> Huge, that is huge man.
[APPLAUSE] I am so proud of her. >> Meryl's career in general,
where she came from and just herself. >> She's been so
transparent about everything that's gone on and I think that ain't
the best revenge I don't know what is. >> [LAUGH]
>> You're out here winning
>> There were a couple of shout outs,
there were a couple of slubs I wanted to mention.
Wonderwoman got shut out y'all, they did nothing,
I mean that was a beautiful movie. >> It was, Lonie cried at the end of it.
>> Yeah, exactly so
I think it should have got something but >> I mean, even if it's-
>> A lot of people struggled with
the ending of that movie. >> Really?
>> I haven't seen it yet.
>> Well you have got to see it.
And also Stephen Spielberg got snubbed.
Tom Hanks got snubbed.
And my boy Lil Rel in Get Out.
I think he should have gotten a supporting actor nomination.
He did very well as a TSA agent.
I thought he was amazing. >> So but and Tiffany, Tiffany got
snubbed, I was like I was surprised cuz they had her announcing this morning, so
I was like they got her up at the crack of dawn she got to get that Oscar nomination.
>> And that was the first announcement you
could kind of look on her face like >> Okay, that's it, but where's my name?
But you know what?
You keep doing your thing Tiffany.
Yours is coming, all right? >> That's right.
We are all the way around.
[APPLAUSE]
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What Is Candiace Dillard's Net Worth? The 'Real Housewives of Potomac' Star Is A Business Mogul - Duration: 8:04.
What Is Candiace Dillard's Net Worth? The 'Real Housewives of Potomac' Star Is A Business Mogul
Part of being a Real Housewife is living a lavish lifestyle that is factor in making the show so entertaining.
Cast members fly around on private jets, buy luxury cars, throw expensive parties, and wear designer clothes.
It seems that in order to enter the socialite scene, one has to have a certain level of income.
That rule surely holds true for the newest member of The Real Housewives of Potomac, Candiace Dillard.
So what is Candiace Dillards net worth?.
There isnt any accurate information out there about Candiaces exact net worth, but its safe to say that she is definitely pretty well off.
Candiace won the Miss United States beauty pageant in 2013, and that title came with a set of perks.
Pageants often boast large prizes.
For example, the prize package for Miss USA 2017 included an all expenses paid luxury New York City apartment, a special designer wardrobe for events appearances, and the chance to travel around the country as a goodwill ambassador.
Though its unclear what exactly Candiaces prizes were when she won in 2013, perhaps they were somewhat comparable.
Though these prizes might not exactly have added to Candiaces net worth, it definitely allowed her to raise her name recognition and national profile, which has led to other, more lucrative business opportunities.
And Candiace has really capitalized on those business opportunities.
She is a business owner multiple times over — as her Bravo bio reports — Candiace is the founder and CEO of Candiace Dillard Pageant Consulting, cofounder of Prima Hair Collection by Candiace Dillard, and co-owner of Chateau Salon Suites.
Running all of these different companies is surely incredibly hard work, but that work must pay off.
A a CEO, cofounder, and an owner of three different businesses, Candiace is surely reaping in the financial benefits of all her hard work.
But this Miss USA isnt only about bringing in cash for herself.
She also has a deep passion for civic work.
Bravo reported that Candiace worked as a liaison between President Obama and the African American community for the White House Offices of Public Engagement and Intergovernmental Affairs.
She later worked as a staffer on President Obamas 2012 reelection campaign.
Though those jobs might not have been as lucrative as the businesses she runs currently, they demonstrated her commitment to activism and civic life, which is even cooler than owning a private jet.
Money is something that a lot of people feel uncomfortable talking about, but financial status is often at the center of all of the Real Housewives franchises.
This season of The Real Housewives of Potomac, People reports that financial drama is going to take centerstage during Season 3, as some of the women start investigating whether financial issues were the reason Karen and Ray sold their Potomac mansion for $1.685 million to move to a cheaper property in Great Falls at the end of Season 2.
So while Candiaces finances might not be a major plot point this season, fans of the show will definitely get a better sense of Miss USA 2013s financial status once they are given an inside look into her lifestyle.
And its safe to say that Candiaces assets will only expand now that shes become a regular on the show.
Though there is no information about the average salary for a Real Housewives cast member, BET claims that Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kandi allegedly makes the most on that show, raking in a reported $1.8 million, while Porsha is the allegedly lowest paid star in that particular offshoot of the franchise, reportedly making $700,000 from the show.
These numbers might be different for the Real Housewives of Potomac, as that franchise is a little less well-known than Atlanta, but its still safe to say that Candiace will now be receiving a substantial income from the reality show.
So buckle in for another dramatic season of The Real Housewives of Potomac, and get ready to see what Candiaces addition to the show brings to the table.
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