Keyword: chic
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We should defend the working class and sympathize with their plight, but we shouldn’t indulge in trailer park chic. A viral clip drew out the trailer park chic ... A RW account shared a video of a young mother of four making food for her kids in a mobile home. .... In other TikToks, the young lady revealed she allegedly does OnlyFans, identifies as a sex worker, celebrates her abortion, proudly boasts she will never baptize her kids, brags about smoking weed, and shows off her body count in pics with her kids. It’s unclear if her kids are all...
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Now we can all get Michelle Obama's look! First Lady's fashion secrets revealed in first book dedicated to her style Since her husband's inauguration, Michelle Obama's wardrobe has received as much attention in the spotlight as the First Lady herself. In 2009, she was named as one of the world's most beautiful women. The same year, she was awarded a CFDA gong honouring her role in American fashion - and all while wowing a global audience with her grace, elegance and daring style, championing new designers and supporting U.S. business, and her husband, to boot. It comes are no surprise,...
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Black, white, red, yellow, and green; sandals, flats, stilettos, and boots… For women, there can never be enough shoes. But does every woman know the shoe essentials, the true classics, which should be in every women’s wardrobe, despite the season and fashion trends? The Fashion Time Magazine editors unveil 5 classic shoes that every woman must call her own.
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(AP) - Demographics and details from AP-Ipsos polling on the 2008 presidential race. The poll was conducted by Ipsos, an international polling firm: OVERALL: The most important qualities looked for in a presidential candidate are honesty and integrity; these were named by more than half of those in the AP-Ipsos poll. The leading Democratic candidate, according to Democrats and those who lean Democratic, is Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York at 38 percent followed by Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois at 21 percent, former Vice President Al Gore at 14 percent and former Sen. John Edwards at 10 percent....
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An Adolf Hitler-themed restaurant opened in a suburb of cosmopolitan Mumbai...(and) it is not the only example of how favourably some Indians view Hitler and his legacy. [snip] Some experts say it is because of a belief Indians were the original Aryan race. Others say it is because Hitler used the traditional Hindu good luck symbol, the swastika.... And those who support India's rigid caste system may like Hitler's eugenics and race beliefs. But any praise for Hitler is not reflected in national policy. India has strong ties with Israel and views it as an ally in the war on...
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Help caption this rakish rebel. A close up of the icing on the cake:
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AMERICAN teenagers are facing school bans on a new style of sexually suggestive dancing called freaking, the first dance craze to have been spread through the internet. In California head teachers, dismayed that many liberal parents do not see the problem, have resorted to showing them videos which use dolls to portray the children grinding their pelvises together. Some schools are introducing “no freaking contracts” for pupils to sign before they can attend autumn dances; others are suspending dances known as winter formals until the craze abates. For the first time in its 90-year history, the National Association of Secondary...
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The grainy high school dance video is lurid. A teenage boy dances behind his winter-formal date, hands on her hips, thrusting his pelvis against her while she hitches up her satiny gown and bends at the waist. Another couple dance facing each other, their bodies enmeshed and their hips gyrating in a frenzy. A boy approaches a third couple, nearly sandwiching the girl between himself and her partner. ADVERTISEMENT Teenagers call it "freaking," a style of dance made popular on MTV. Educators call it "simulated sex" that has no place at school dances. This clash between outraged adults and sexualized...
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Why do these mass-murdering commies get such a good press?By Boris Johnson (Filed: 30/06/2005) It is not given to us to know whither the Almighty has dispatched the soul of Melita Norwood, who died quietly last week in Bexleyheath at 93. Whether she is reading her obits from above or below, I reckon she will be pretty pleased. There she is, sniffing a rose, or smiling with hair-clipped innocence, like some author of wholesome books for children. Her deeds are reported in the affectionate tones that obituarists reserve for the practitioners of some romantic but moribund faith. She might be...
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