Do you think she bleaches that shit blonde too?

Um, being the not-yet famous child of two really famous people and walking around NYC topless pretty much guarantees you'll get a lot of attention, no matter what your stated intentions are.

Looks like Williamsburg threw up on her hips.

I agree, I think she's too conservative. Plus, I really dislike the pattern of political dynasty developing in the US. Bush-Clinton-Bush-Obama-Clinton. Don't want it. I WOULD like to vote for a woman though. The DNC establishment keeps pushing HC down our throats but I wish they would cultivate other talent. …

Public nudity is "going to become a norm" because of Rihanna's dress? I don't know about that.

I'm confused about it too, because I really love her look and her imagery generally, because I think it's beautiful and hot and that she's so photogenic it hurts. She is like Josephine Baker and Marilyn Monroe. She's slender but relatively full-figured, not a stick figure model, so there is some positive body image…

Aren't we all looking at her ass though? It's beautiful. And it's a see through dress.

Me neither.

In case anyone is wondering what (modern-day) Egyptian women actually look like:

You realize that Lupita is from Sub-Saharan African and that Egypt is in North Africa and Egyptians don't tend to look like her, right?

So you would be okay with, say, a Sicilian actress playing Cleopatra.

It actually IS true. Many are mixed, some are more one thing than the other; some Mexicans are even of Middle-Eastern descent. Some are primarily European descent, some are more indigenous. There aren't that many of African descent (compared to other Latin American countries), but that is there too. There IS no…

Ugh. Egyptians can also be pretty fair. But shhh.. Too much nuance. Collective brain might explode.

New Yorkers be like "just ask your parents for the money."

Or they won't know if it's his or cute BF's baby and she'll refuse to have a paternity test done!

Alot of H-1Bs do work through agencies. And anyway, almost every US state is an at-will state, meaning that anyone anywhere can be fired in an instant. Most people would be suffering hardship if that happened. Not saying the H-1B situation isn't tough, but so are most employment situations in the US. Lots of US…

I agree with you - the H-1B holders in the tech industry are not victims by any means. Probably their artificially low wages do depress the wages of US citizen workers. It's a system in which the people that benefit the most are the owners of the consulting firms.

I think the consultant agencies are probably the worst culprits. And they never even try to hire US citizen workers. The workplace is generally exploitative though, whether or not you are a foreign professional. H-1Bs are getting a lot out of the deal.

Well, the companies pay what DOL says is the prevailing wage, so it's what they can get away with. They also have to pay legal fees and visa fees, for the H-1 and the H-4s for family members, insurance and perks for the whole family, etc. And it's not like H-1B professionals are really hurting too much, let's be…

Yes, lawyer hot only. Amazing how many lawyers are balding. Even at age 24.