
Q: What shop do you work
at now?
RIO: Young Guns Studio on Hollywood Blvd.
Q: The 2 portraits on your back are beautiful, who
are they?
RIO: Both of my grandma's as young women, they were
beautiful people.
Q: On the few days that you get to yourself, what do
you do to relax?
RIO: Surf, dance, yoga, gardening, playing with my
dog. I dabble in a lot of hobbies. I also try to love
life as much as possible, every day. Also did I
mention I'm fire dancing now?
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ilooksexynaked.com Rosee Divine Photo Shoot @ Matrix Cuts Midtown NYC (Official Video) from mrlocario on Vimeo.















One of my faves. BUT...She tries to be too artsy with that old school burlesque type shit...She needs to put her ass in a thong and bend over...that's all the "art" we need from her.





Make no mistake, Buffie,
CoCo and Melyssa Ford aren't hurting financially by
any means, but they haven't turned Kim's kind of
profits either. Buffie's "bootynomics" has a following
for those in pursuit of the perfect proportions and
Mrs. Ice T continues to entertain on reality TV.
Melyssa had some cross-over appeal in the early
2000s, with lad mags and hit shows like "Entourage.”
Considered universally "sexy," she sadly could only
target a limited audience, predominantly the male
demographic, who historically don't buy women's
perfume, lip-gloss, clothes or sneakers. Given this,
should brands have taken the risk then and offered
her the opportunity to advertise with them? They did
not.
Similarly (and more recently) Amber Rose, a physical
type unseen in most fashion editorials (even though
she looks absolutely stunning in spreads for Tandem,
Vibe and Elle), has been unable to replicate Kim K’s
success. Amber sports designers like Armani and Karl
Lagerfeld at fashion week. Yet for all the fashion
world's admiration, no label has made her "the face"
of their latest purse or fragrance campaign. And
unfortunately, lying on Kanye's lap for his exclusive
line of Louis Vuitton sneakers doesn't count.

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Watch the full episode. See more Tavis Smiley.






Within minutes of her
post, I got an email from her that read: "Instead
of making up lies and assumptions about me on your
and other websites why not just interview me? Might
be fun! Lol" Busted! Touche Ms. Veasley. What
you're about to read is the result Vanessa's good
sportmanship and invitation to interview her.








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BRITTANY DAILEY X ESTEVAN ORIOL X TITS from Estevan Oriol on Vimeo.













i like girls like this physically, but i never like their attitudes. she goes to lounges and sips on martinis and on weekends attends art exhibitions. she will only date guys same complexion as her or lighter.she is too career-oriented and usually hangs around white people, as the token 'black girl'. all token black girls have that hair style. every single one. it is the hairstyle that ad companies use for black women in their advertisements. you'll never see a black woman in an ad without this hairstyle. it is because she is the girl who hangs with whites, so whites feel more comfortable watching the ad and it still has ethnic diversity. (on another note, the girl will always be the 'light skinned' black girl, never dark 'ghetto/african skin')




























































































“Luckily I’ve worked my butt off. I’ve been able to do roles that weren’t necessarily meant for me because of what I look like. I’ve been fortunate enough to surpass certain expectations that anyone might have had of me. Sometimes it’s been hard, sometimes they’re like ‘oh you’re not black enough’ or ‘you’re not white enough’ or ‘we don’t know what to do with you’ or ‘you don’t match up with this person’. And sometimes it’s been a blessing, sometimes I’ve been able to blaze my own way trails and say: you know what I’m biracial, I don’t come from necessarily the background that some other people have but if you give me a chance I’ll promise I’ll do a good job and I know what I’m doing. And I think that color aside, and all of that aside, it’s work that matters. You being a good actor, being a good person, you know, it’s who you are inside that is going to make it either…you succeed or you fail.[H]opefully [I will] lead the way maybe for other African-American women who would love the same opportunities or who would love to do something different."










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