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Hell yeah! I don't actually think I've ever seen JLaw play a villain? (Mystique is good in X-men: First Class). And Lupita is just so angelic.
I was convinced this was going to be the top one
White people
What about just "ex"?
I LOVE THIS COMMENT MORE THAN WORDS CAN DESCRIBE
That guy looks like he's having the world's best orgasm.
I don't know. I don't wear make-up every day (like her) and eat a lot of fruit etc., and my skin looks pretty similiar to that sometimes (obviously, not Photoshop-perfect, but it has a glowy/unrealistic kind of look). Maybe it's just different skin types.
I know, it's laughably pathetic.
Yeah, I'm aware of that. That might be a good solution.
From a quick glance at his comment history:
"So this man is being criticized for wanting to do a play his own way? Why don't we just put a black guy to play Abraham Lincoln too like calm the fuck down you queer (n-words - I censored it - YES, THIS GUY THINKS IT'S OK TO USE THE N WORD)"
Racist people are such pathetic…
Yeah, that pisses me off. I get that certain photography styles may lead to people getting "lightened" naturally, but, as this article and others prove, it's perfectly possible to do just as good a picture without lightening someone's skin tone at all. It undoubtedly has an insidious effect when it does take place.
Looks fine to me.
Jezebel has done a wealth of articles on this already. Google them. It is possible to take a picture for a magazine without lightening someone's skin tone (e.g. the picture being used in this very article).
Yay for her! :) It's great to see more POC women being represented in the fashion/celebrity world.
DING!
She was making fun of the study, not you.
Also, what exactly have you been commenting? I've seen some pretty awful commenters around the mainpage recently (probably trolls) and the majority of people have still responded to them reasonably at first. The only stuff that gets a load of flak outright is the stuff that's…