Hollywood, le Cenerentole che hanno fatto il colpaccio Babysitter, cameriere, agenti immobiliari, assistenti di volo. Conquistare una star, e sposarla, è una missione possibile. La prova che fascino e carisma possono più della celebrità. E della bellezza, spesso aiutata dal bisturi, delle dive del cinema SOSTIENE Luciana Barroso, barista argentina e madre di una bimba, che quel giorno a Miami Beach mai avrebbe immaginato che un drink servito a Matt Damon sarebbe diventato qualcosa di più. LE FOTO Le "regular" e la star Vengo dopo la star. Ryan Shawhughes. Ho sposato un supereroe. Regular, e pure molto young. Compagni di scuola. The body image video every woman should watch This article originally posted at Mashable.com Dove posted on Monday a three-minute ad on YouTube that teaches a vital lesson about how we view ourselves compared to how others see us. Trust us, it's worth your time. A former forensic artist for the San Jose police department met a series of women and asked each to describe the way they look. Advertisement Each woman was asked before the study to get to know one of the other participants. At the end of the video, the artist reveals two sketches — one from the participant itself, one from their partner. We won't ruin the effect for you, but we'll leave you with this comment from Dove posted below the video: "Women are their own worst beauty critics," Dove says. Mashable is the largest independent news source covering digital culture, social media and technology.
London ad asks if you're beach body ready, and everyone says f*ck off LONDON — More than 40,000 people have signed a petition calling for the removal of an advert that's been deemed body shaming amid an online backlash. Protein World's ad campaign, which features a woman in a bikini and various products in the company's "weight loss collection," asks the question: Are you beach body ready? It angered a lot of people — but the company isn't backing down. The posters have been defaced dozens of times, inspired an "Every Body's Ready" Facebook page, and seen the Advertising Standards Authority flooded with complaints. The online petition says that Protein World "is directly targeting individuals, aiming to make them feel physically inferior to the unrealistic body image of the bronzed model, in order to sell their product." However, the company has insisted there's nothing wrong with their posters and has "absolutely no intention of removing the adverts because of a minority making a lot of noise." Here's how the Protein World campaign spectacularly unravelled.
Top 10 worst female health habits > Global Times 10 health mistakes most women make From workouts to healthy diets, many of us make an effort to look after ourselves. However, we could be compromising our health on a daily basis without even knowing it. From carrying heavy handbags to wearing crippling heels, here are the top 10 female habits you should try to break. Wearing heels Wearing heels. More and more of us are opting to wear heels on a daily basis, and this could be bad news for our health. Carrying a heavy handbag With the rising number of gadgets and accessories the majority of women haul around, many of us are carrying around several pounds of weight on our shoulders every day. Sleeping in makeup Most of us have succumbed to the temptation to sleep in our post-party makeup at some point. Matching men drink for drink From networking drinks to first dates and social events, there are many instances when women may feel compelled to keep up with the drinking habits of the opposite sex. Wearing the wrong bra size Emotional eating