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Man has created nothing useful

Slaves of ridiculous salaries,

Technology electronics is a paradise for scammers and trollers,

Techno addicts will never become realists, will not wake up from technology, they have a growing herd instinct of mentality,

Pharmacology is a chemical symbiote that changes the body,

Money and finance art robs pockets through the temptation of marketing

Physics is when you see half the truth without religion

Mathematics is the mechanics of molecules which is energy,

Science is stupidity because it is politicized

History is when the editor is a selfish, cowardly lie,

Diplomacy is hypocritical egoism with the aim of getting the maximum benefit, they tear the common benefit to pieces,

Loans, mortgages, installments, microloans, shopologism is a Titanic of debts,

Any store is a money thief (rips off money)

Sociologists are zoologists,

Bodybuilding is show-offs and heart attacks,

Treat yourself with food, not drugs,

Sports nutrition is dry male eggs,

Cars, transport inside are fat people who have forgotten how to walk,

Masturbators feed lust, punching bags feed anger and ego,

Elite residential complexes are crystal houses

Daily feed of lies from corrupt television,

Melodramas increase the number of hysterics,

Television and the Internet and the humanities increase the amount of confusion in the head, a waste of vision, no insight,

Vulgar journalism in bookstores is trendy empty talk,

The number of unemployed university graduates is growing,

Pharmacology, chemistry, plastic surgery, this is a pathetic attempt to deceive nature,

Psychology is an attempt to gain power over people in order to suck money out of them and spend it on stupidity, on materialistic ego is trash,

Money and technology breed cowardice and weakness of the body, get fat, lazy people with glasses,

Bad ecology get whiny, effeminate guys who have almost no testosterone,

Trendy stupidity is in demand to a greater extent than knowledge,

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A HUGE thank you to each and every one of you that came to support me at my exhibition. I was absolutely blown away! This is a time lapse of a few hours of the exhibition over the weekend. #thankyou . . #georgettethompsonart #artscentrechch #shopology #art #artist #nzart #nzartist #artwork #arts_help #art_gallery #exhibition #timelapse #artist_drop (at The Arts Centre - Christchurch)

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ArtCenter: You co-founded Bésame with your wife Gabriela Hernandez (BFA 89 Photography) — how did that come about? Fergus Hernandez (BFA 90 Photography) CFO/Co-founder, Bésame Cosmetics: We've worked together since meeting at ArtCenter in the late '80s — helping each other on projects, then starting our first photo studio business together after graduation. We've had to redirect our passion along the way and that's how Bésame came about. Whatever the medium, our best successes have always been when we work together.

AC: You created some of Marvel Comics first color palettes — what was that like? FH: I was working as a colorist, and since I had a strong background in color theory, I noticed some color inconsistencies between the different teams. Essentially, everyone would make their own version of Spider-Man. This was around the start Photoshop, so I built palettes everyone could use for the different characters. 

For me, it was a joy; I was an avid comic book collector as a kid. But right around the age of 12, for whatever reason, my parents decided they weren't good for me and threw them out. So it was wonderful payback from the universe to create color palettes for Marvel superheroes.

AC: You worked on some of the last 2D animated films for Disney — what was that like? FH: Interestingly, I was the first male color stylist for Disney Feature Animation; we created the color palettes that would paint an entire scene in a film. I had the joy of working under Roy Disney on Fantasia 2000 for three years, then Atlantis and Treasure Planet before the industry would change over to 3D. Each project took three to three-and-a-half years; once you've been on that side you can't watch animation in the same way again — you can't unsee the cuts. I left after the birth of our daughter to work again with Gabriela, just four months before the entire 2D crew was let go.

AC: How do you define success? FH: Freedom to do the things you enjoy.

AC: Do you have any superstitions? FH: No, the harder we work the luckier we are.

AC: If you could trade jobs with anyone for a day who would it be? FH: Mark Cuban or Warren Buffett. I'm curious to see at what scale they operate — that would be fascinating and insightful.

AC: What’s the one tool you can’t do without? FH: A pad of paper and pencil — it's the only way to get ideas out quickly.

AC: What book is on your bedside table? FH: I always read Shopology; I'm fascinated by marketing and the psychology that creates enthusiasm for people.

AC: Where do you go (online or offline) when you’re taking a break? FH: DC and CW apps — I'm still very much a comic book and animation fan.

AC: What do you do to detox from media and screens? FH: Yoga.

AC: Describe a moment in your childhood when you first identified as a designer. FH: I'd blazed through every assignment in my middle school graphic arts class, and my teacher Mr. Frances didn't know what else to do with me. No one was using the dark room, so he suggested I take pictures. That was the turning point; it opened up a whole other world.

AC: If you could have a superpower, what would it be? FH: That's tricky because I've done a lot of research on that. It'd be great to fly, but unless you're invincible, it could go badly. I'll go with telekinetic, to move things with my mind.

AC: What’s your most irrational or rational fear? FH: Fear of failure, for both. I've read it's what keeps entrepreneurs on the right track. But it's about balance. It can be a positive motivator if it doesn't turn toxic. It's a necessary evil.

AC: Where is your happy place? FH: With Gabriela and the kids, anything with them is happy. My No. 2 is how we affect our customers. I read every single review and piece of feedback; hearing what customers appreciate is hard to put a price on — that's what gets me up every day.

AC: How would your closest friend describe you? FH: Patient. Kind. I would hope they'd say funny, optimistic.

AC: What’s your best piece of advice for an ArtCenter student who’s interested in following your career path? FH: Enjoy roller coasters. Make a lot of friends; they may help you or you may help them. Remember, it's about passion and keeping the passion alive, even as the medium changes and inevitably it will. It's a journey, so perspective will change with every mile. When an airplane flies from L.A. to New York, it's never a straight line; you must make thousands of changes along the way to ever arrive.

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Accused of sexually harassing her former head of security this week, Maria Carey now faces claims she has handed control of her career over to her 34-year-old backup dancer BF.

Tom Sykes

11.10.17 3:03 AM ET

Christmas is a busy time of year to be Mariah Carey, so there will be concern among fans booked for her popular “All I Want For Christmas” tour which kicks off next week that the iconic singer’s career is being mismanaged by her backup-dancer boyfriend, Bryan Tanaka, in what a source describes as “a full-on Britney-and-Kevin Federline situation.”

Carey, who was this week accused of sexually harassing her bodyguard by partially exposing herself to him in a paused draft court action, recently split with her mercurial manager Stella Bulochnikov, according to a report on Page Six this morning.

Bulochnikov engineered her reality show, her just-completed Las Vegas residency, her tour with Lionel Richie and her upcoming Christmas shows, according to Page Six, but was pushed out recently by Tanaka, 34, who has been dating Carey, 47, since her split from Australian billionaire James Packer.

A source tells Page Six: “Bryan is behind the whole split between Mariah and Stella. Bryan believes that he should be the one running Mariah’s day-to-day life, and he’s been orchestrating Stella’s exit for a long time. No one enjoys working with Stella. There’s no secret that some people are happy she’s out of the picture.”

Carey’s career was famously masterminded at the outset by her then-husband Tommy Mottola.

He launched Carey as an artist in 1990, and shepherded Carey to global superstardom.

But the contrast with Tanaka, sources say, could not be greater.

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“The boyfriend backup dancer isn’t the right person to run her career. He’s definitely no Tommy Mottola,” the source told Page Six.

Another source told Page Six: “This is a full-on Britney-and-Kevin Federline situation. Brian is a backup dancer, and knows nothing about managing an iconic artist.”

The paper claims that Carey is paying Tanaka up to $12,000 a week.

“Mariah is in love with Bryan and is like a schoolgirl around him. He has totally manipulated the situation to take over her life and push out everyone else, and Mariah just can’t see it.”

Carey’s spokeswoman denied to Page Six that Tanaka is currently managing Carey’s career, but they also “declined to explain who actually is.”

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Louis C.K.’s Powerful Army of Celebrity Enablers

For years, Louis C.K.’s fellow male comedians refused to comment on the sexual misconduct allegations against their friend (and sometime mentor).

Marlow Stern

11.10.17 12:00 AM ET

In the fall of 2015, I sat down with Aziz Ansari to discuss his excellent new Netflix series Master of None. We met at The Greenwich Hotel (his suggestion) and, over the course of an hour—and several cups of coffee—engaged in a lively, unbridled discussion touching on race, comedy, and everything in between.

There was only one question that he refused to answer.

Midway through the interview, the topic of sexual harassment came up. The seventh episode of his show, titled “Ladies and Gentlemen,” sees Dev (Ansari’s character) and his pal Denise (Lena Waithe) making a citizen’s arrest after catching a middle-aged man masturbating on the subway. Dev then proceeds to take a victory lap, bragging about the incident to his other female friends, who subsequently brand him a “masturbation vigilante” before sharing their own sexual harassment horror stories.

“The seed of that episode came from a bit during my Madison Square Garden special where I’d talk about women getting followed home by creepy dudes, and I’d ask during the bit, ‘Raise your hands if you’re a woman and you’ve been followed home,’ and everyone would raise their hand. And then all the other women would look around and go, ‘What the fuck?!’ Then, I’d ask all the guys if they expected all the women to raise their hands, and none of them really did. They couldn’t believe it,” he told me.

He continued: “I thought it was interesting that this is happening, yet so many people are unaware of it. And the problem is people aren’t talking about it. What I’ve learned, as a guy, is to just ask women questions and listen to what they have to say. Go to your group of female friends and ask them about times they’ve experienced sexism at their job, and you’ll get blown away by the things they tell you. You’ll think, ‘What the fuck? This is way darker than anything I’d imagined.’”

I then proceeded to ask him about the sexual misconduct allegations against Louis C.K., a sometime mentor of Ansari’s. The two share a manager, Dave Becky, and booking agent, Mike Berkowitz—two of the more powerful figures in the comedy world, who also represent Kevin Hart and a slew of other top-shelf comics.

“I’m not talking about that,” Ansari brusquely replied.

“I was told to delete a tweet I wrote about Louis CK abusing women before I applied to a high-profile comedy job because the people conducting the hiring process might not like it.”

— Nicole Silverberg, comedian

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Over the years, I’ve asked a number of famous male comedians about the allegations against Louis C.K., which have been widely known since a 2012 Gawker story titled, “Which Beloved Comedian Likes to Force Female Comics to Watch Him Jerk Off?” They’ve all either declined to comment or, in the case of Jim Gaffigan, went off the record to share their thoughts on the matter. Only a handful of brave female comics were willing to shine a spotlight on C.K.’s alleged abuse, including Roseanne Barr and Tig Notaro in interviews with The Daily Beast.

The tentacles of Louis C.K., who stands accused of sexual misconduct by at least five women, spread throughout the comedy world. He worked as a staff writer for Late Night with Conan O’Brien, Late Show with David Letterman, and The Chris Rock Show. As head writer on The Dana Carvey Show, he was boss to comedians Stephen Colbert and Steve Carell. He mentored the likes of Ansari and Amy Schumer, and counts Jerry Seinfeld and Ricky Gervais as personal friends. Many of these A-listers in the C.K. orbit surely knew about the widespread sexual misconduct allegations against the comedian, but chose to turn a blind eye to it. Instead, they welcomed C.K. on their programs, like The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, casually reminiscing about comedy days of old.

After The New York Times’ investigation broke on Thursday, Parks and Recreation creator Mike Schur issued an apology for having C.K. on his NBC show even though he’d caught wind of the allegations against him (the show’s star, Amy Poehler, shares a manager with C.K.):

These days, C.K. is one of the most famous comedians alive. He regularly sells out Madison Square Garden, has a lucrative deal with Netflix, and produces and stars in a number of TV shows, including the FX programs Louie, Baskets, and Better Things. Next week, he was scheduled as one of the headliners of the Jon Stewart-hosted Night of Too Many Stars: America Unites for Autism Programs. The program will still air November 18th on HBO, but without the participation of C.K., whose content was also removed from all HBO platforms. FX, for its part, issued a statement that read:

“We are obviously very troubled by the allegations about Louis C.K. published in The New York Times today. The network has received no allegations of misconduct by Louis C.K. related to any of our 5 shows produced together over the past 8 years. FX Networks and FXP take all necessary actions to protect our employees and thoroughly investigate any allegations of misconduct within our workplace. That said, the matter is currently under review.”

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It was not easy to stand up to someone as well-connected as C.K. On Thursday afternoon, the comedian Nicole Silverberg shared a disturbing story on Twitter that spoke to C.K.’s power and influence. “I was told to delete a tweet I wrote about Louis CK abusing women before I applied to a high-profile comedy job because the people conducting the hiring process might not like it. These women who have spoken up are brave, and we owe them so much,” she wrote. Meanwhile, in The New York Times piece, the comedy duo of Dana Min Goodman and Julia Wolov, who charge that C.K. abruptly began masturbating in front of them, said that “when they told others about the incident in the Colorado hotel room, they heard that Louis C.K.’s manager was upset that they were talking about it openly. The women feared career repercussions.”

On top of all this is the cavalier way C.K. approached the sexual misconduct allegations against him—brushing off questions in interviews with non-denial denials, and even going so far as incorporating them into his art.

Rape and masturbation jokes have long been a staple of C.K.’s stand-up oeuvre, but in recent years, in the wake of the aforementioned Gawker exposé, the comedian appeared to be taunting his victims—and the public. First came the controversial Louie episode “Pamela: Part 1,” wherein his character, an avatar of himself, attacks Pamela Adlon’s in an apartment, attempting to overpower her before she finally fights free. C.K. later argued that the scene represented a “consensual” encounter, calling it “a fun train wreck of a ride.” Then there’s his upcoming film I Love You, Daddy, a bizarre ode to Woody Allen focusing on a sixty-something director engaged in a romantic affair with a 17-year-old girl, where “a character pretends to masturbate at length in front of other people, and other characters appear to dismiss rumors of sexual predation,” reported the Times.

In the wake of sexual assault allegations against film mogul Harvey Weinstein, filmmakers James Toback and Brett Ratner, and the actor Kevin Spacey, there’s been plenty of talk about the nature of allyship and how passivity on the part of powerful men contributes to a culture of silence surrounding sexual abuse. Why did Brad Pitt, one of the biggest movie stars in the world, work with Harvey Weinstein not once, but twice after the executive had allegedly attacked both his ex-fiancée Gwyneth Paltrow and then-wife Angelina Jolie? Why did Quentin Tarantino, whose films are responsible for much of Weinstein’s success, continue to work with him after learning that he attacked his ex-girlfriend, Mira Sorvino?

The onus can’t only be on women to stand up to male predators. Men—particularly men of power and influence—must be willing to speak up for what is right, and refuse to align themselves with the creeps of the world.  

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Throw back to last weekend - the perfect winter Sunday afternoon in South Africa, great company, live music & blankets to warm you. (Think the brilliant band were called Runaway train) #TBT #throwback #shopology #shopologygirl #personalshopper #lifestyle #livinginstyle #luxury #ambience #music #live #banjo #style #southafrica #jhb #jozi #joburg #jozistyle #johannesburg #instavid #glamour #gauteng #gentlemen #bass #violin #band #livemusic (at IL Giardino & The Room at 44 Stanley)

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Sunday dusk driving the streets of inner-city Johannesburg. We love this city! #shopology #shopologygirl #lifestyle #localislekker #nofilter #instacool #instagood #instalove #instajoburg #jhb #jozi #joburg #jozistyle #southafrica #gauteng #home #instavid #johannesburg (at Johannesburg, Gauteng)