Someone should tell Demi Moore, “Eat your Wheaties.”
The big-name Hollywood star walked the red carpets at the Cannes Film Festival looking like she had just escaped from a Nazi concentration camp. She wasn’t at all beautiful, but gaunt and desiccated.
There’s a difference between looking svelte, and being hopelessly malnourished and starved. Deni Moore has crossed that boundary line, as has a number of recent Hollywood “starlettes.” Here’s more from Amala Ekpunobi.
The dark world of celebrity yachting is one of the entertainment industry’s biggest open secrets, with A-list models, actors and influencers rumored to be involved in the sordid practice at some point in their careers.
The following video, courtesy of Free Your Mind, described the practice as being paid for spending time on a yacht with extremely wealthy clients, basically another way for young women to boost their profile in the industry while making money. However, under the surface, it has a history of coercion, sexual exploitation and human trafficking. Here’s more.
So how do you get a cabbage, a sheep and a wolf across a river one by one without the sheep eating the cabbage and the wolf devouring the sheep? That’s the brain-teasing riddle at the heart of Gil Alkabetz’s Rubicon, a rib-tickling animated short that’s full of laugh-out-loud scenes. This was an official German entry at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival, and picked up 13 prizes on the global festival circuit. Alkabetz was born in Israel, but has been based out of Stuttgart, Germany, since 1995. H/T Animation Blog
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