Posted on 02/02/2017 5:42:34 PM PST by drewh
SLAAAAAAY! Malia Obama may be earning her stripes in the entertainment business as an intern, but she’s already choosing and pitching movie scrips to executives at the Harvey Weinstein company. Read all about her stellar gig, right here!
Is there anything Malia Obama CAN’T do?! At only 18-years old, she’s juggling school AND an internship at the Harvey Weinstein company in NYC, where she arrived looking cool and casual in mom jeans. The Harvard student is seriously killing it as a fresh-faced intern, as she’s already pitching movie scripts to top executives, according to TMZ. Mind you this is an ENTRY position! The company must be so impressed with her skill set, and they’re even reportedly trusting her to pick out the best movie scripts for publication consideration.
Malia Obama Serenaded By Kendrick Lamar & President Obama For 18th Bday Sources connected to entertainment empire say the former President’s daughter started on Monday (Jan. 30), and will continue to work there until the Spring. At that point, there’s a high chance she’ll be offered a full-time job! As long as it doesn’t interfere with her studies at school, Barack and Michelle Obama will probably encourage Malia to climb the ladder of success at Weinstein. The ambitious beauty already has some experience working on set, as it was reported that she collaborated with Lena Dunham on Girls in 2015. She was only 17-years old at the time!
Sasha & Malia Obama’s Epic Fashion Transformations — Pics With her family moved out of the White House in Washington D.C, Malia is getting into the swing of NYC life. She’s trying to blend in as a normal teenager, but still finds herself surrounded by fans everywhere she goes. When Malia checked out the Met Breuer museum in the Big Apple on Jan. 29, she was immediately swarmed by a crowd who kept asking for pictures. While that’s all extremely flattering, we totally understand if Malia wants to regain some privacy in her life and step away from the spotlight. She’s in her prime, and college should be the best years of her life!
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Seriously: Where did that come from.
I first noticed in Hawaii, many decades ago. Assumed that the Whites had "adopted" it from the Polynesians. But now it's everywhere.
Do you have a clue?
Regards,
What lunacy. Complete...absolute...total lunacy. Barf only barely expresses my reaction to these LIB lunatics. I laugh at their mental illness.
Them be high jeans!
Now let me ax YOU a question..
EVERY conservative should challenge the obammy family.
Libs crap on the Trumps at every turn, way past time to stop giving a pass for the obammy’s.
Treat the obammy’s like the scum they are.
She is eighteen/nineteen and a high school grad. Look at her expression in the photo—she’s scowling and looks stoned. Her sullen, entitled scowl makes her an exceedingly unattractive WOMAN. She has a precious, special little script-reading job by Harvey Weinstein, the biggest America HATER in Hollywood. There is no way, as a parent, that I would allow that drugged out, pervert crowd in Hillywood anywhere near a daughter of mine, were I able to do anything about it.
Young women in the sixties and seventies who were from prominent, famous families used to be sent to two-year colleges (Sweetbriar, for instance) where they could have a couple of years to get ready for life. The women learned a little grace and style and manners. Sweetbriar is probably a brothel, now...
Would you send a daughter of yours to "finishing school" under the auspices of the crude old porny Weinstein?
I just can't believe any parent would send their young daughter to Harvey Weinstein!!
Got her mother’s style sense. Leggings to work? If it wasn’t for low class, she’d have no class at all.
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