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⁨الميكاب مو تغيير… هو إبراز للجمال اللي موجود💋 “This beautiful makeup look was done by this talented artist.” @ @ @.prod 📷... Fresh vid + full me waiting in bio 🌟🍿

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This woman gets her nails and pedicure done at a salon, then refuses to pay—insisting the services were "illegal" and she's not committing theft because she "hasn't left yet." The cop shuts it down: "They can lock you in. It's like Walmart tackling a shoplifter in the parking lot. It's their stuff. You're committing theft by getting the services and not paying." She fires back: "I have not committed theft because I haven't left yet." Cop: "Okay, then pay and we're done. You're saying paying isn't an issue, so let's do that." Woman: "So you're going to have me pay for illegal services?" Cop drops the mic: "You think you're going to come here, get illegal services done, then walk out because 'oh, it's illegal'? That's like going to someone, getting a joint, smoking it, and saying 'hey this is illegal, I'm not paying.' It doesn't work that way." She claims: "I didn't know illegal services were being done here, otherwise I wouldn't have entered." Cop: "At what point did you decide it was illegal?" Woman: "When they started to use things that were illegal." Cop: "At that point you should have gotten up and said 'hey, this is illegal'." Woman: "It was already done! All my service were done." Cop: "You can report them, but if you had the services done, you still have to pay for the services. Why don't you give me your ID." She finally heads to the desk for a full breakdown of costs but keeps pushing back. This is straight-up small-business nightmare: deliver the service, customer benefits, then pulls the "illegal!" card to dodge the bill. Look, if you suspect something shady (like banned tools for callus removal—common in these disputes), walk out before it's done—not after your nails are fresh and you're demanding a freebie.

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jackie chan is xu ruohan’s mentor in acting, in the show 超越目标坞民 (beyond the target: wonderland residents), xu ruohan shared her experience of entering the industry gao yue: suddenly from this animation major switching to this opportunity to be an actor right? 🐰: my first acting role/film was a project by elder brother jackie chan so i was just very lucky. i was only in my third year of university back then so i just went out on my own to meet them. 🐰: and during that first meeting i was, like, completely frozen, you know what I mean? because before that, those were people i’d only ever seen in film studies classes or on screen 🐰: then they asked me, “so, what do you do right now?” and i said, “i’m studying animation” after that, there was a video recording segment for me to do a self-introduction. so I recorded it, and as soon as it was done, i left. 🐰: half a month later, they contacted me and said, “alright, come to shanghai for a costume and makeup test” 🐰: so i did the test. i was so happy. that movie was full of veteran industry seniors. they basically taught me everything from scratch, like a blank sheet of paper. and jackie chan was also incredibly good to me. 🐰: then my second project was vanguard which is where i met yang yang ge and everyone else. and then step by step, i just kept moving in this direction. it was so surreal. i was just very lucky. gy: that experience really sounds amazing. 🐰: yes. but down the line, as you come to realize, luck is only temporary. in the end, you have to rely on your own hard work. so, i’ve been slowly learning step by step. life is all about trying different things. gaohan: on this acting journey, who do you feel has helped you the most? 🐰: it would have to be jackie chan. if it weren't for him, there’s no way i would be in this industry today. #徐若晗 #XURUOHAN

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Such was the lack of faith in “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers” that the MGM Studio considered this work a “B” picture. A cheap and low budget commercial film that was easily so dispensable. The studio even reassigning the film’s original budget to “Brigadoon” starring the draw of Gene Kelly and Cyd Charisse estimating that it was surely set to be the more successful film. All of the women’s dresses designed by Walter Plunkett were made from old quilts from the Salvation Army which is unclear whether this was done due to a curtailed budget, or artistic effect. Legendary choreographer Michael Kidd was not too excited at the prospect of the film’s premise: “I can’t see any dancing in this picture. You got these seven slobs living out in the country. They got horse manure on the floor. They’re unwashed. They’re unshaven. They look terrible. These people are going to get up and dance? We’ll be hooted out of the theater. It doesn’t make any sense to me. Had to find a way to have these backwoods men dance without looking ridiculous. I had to base it all around activities you would accept from such people. It couldn’t look like ballet. And it could only have been done by superbly trained dancers.” Many have attested this is a ballet sequence. It is not according to Kidd whose choreography came from a perception of “human behaviours” further stylised in a rhythmical form. A use of “real-life gestures.” Russ Tamblyn in this dance for instance - is not a trained dancer, but he was an exceptional gymnast/ acrobat. This “Barn Dance” sequence standing as one of the most technically executed dance performances ever put to screen. Full of muscular energy and vigor that showcase technical feats at the highest level. It was the one of the most successful films in 1954, and is preserved by the Library of Congress - as culturally significant. Same film made on a shoestring budget. Outselling Brigadoon - starring Gene Kelly and Cyd Charisse.

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Dress To Impress makeup artist Alune addresses claims regarding one of her makeup face designs. “Hello everyone, I'd like to take some time to address recent claims revolving around stolen concepts/art. Firstly, I want to make it clear that I would never intentionally copy another creator’s work or take inspiration from someone without providing proper credit. Respecting the work of other artists and creators is something I take very seriously. I have always made an effort to treat other creators and their work with respect, and I would hope to receive the same courtesy in return. My priority in this situation was to speak directly to Pyro in hopes of reaching a mutual understanding of these claims. During our conversation, I provided my time-lapse, my references, and some iterations I created before arriving at the final product. At no point did I admit to copying or taking inspiration from her work, as that was not the case. Any similarities were purely coincidental and may have resulted from us having very similar inspirations while researching. That being said, Pyro is completely entitled to her feelings and concerns, and in my discussion with her, I hope I cleared up any suspicion that I was stealing/copying her work by providing evidence of my process and references. I would like to acknowledge that inspiration is both natural and essential to the creative process, especially when creating faces and makeup looks. From now on, I will make a greater effort to be more transparent about my process and references so that I can highlight the talented MUA's who inspire me and ensure credit is given where credit is due. Although I was not inspired by Pyro, she is a talented MUA who deserves all your support and respect. Everyone is entitled to their feelings and perspectives in this community. However, disagreements should never become an excuse to mistreat another person. Thank you <3”

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