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The lack of originality in Hollywood/media is incredible. Everyone with cookie cutter, mix 'n' match features...like picking up a neat yet boring furniture set from some massive chain. There's so little uniqueness or interest, and even when there is most of it gets chiseled away to match the supposed desires of the mainstream. Quite disturbing actually. Is this the legacy we want to pass on to future generations? A period in time, which I pray is a simple trend, an anomaly, in which people willingly flock in to have their bodies and faces hacked away at. I can only hope someday they laugh at the ridiculousness of these times.
On topic, the faces I dislike are the ones that are surgically altered to match the mainstream ideal, which sadly I think is nearly all celebrities and media figures. I don't think Angelina Jolie has had much work done, surgically; her features are a close match to her youthful pictures. The one thing I suspect is nose work since it appeared wider and more upturned when she was younger. But it's hard to say, since makeup and lighting can make a difference and in some recent photos it appears wider. Overrated, so-called "beautiful" celebs in my mind include:
Jennifer Aniston (all smoke and mirrors, 95% good grooming)
Kim Kardashian (a complete joke, manufactured as pre-fab house)
Megan Fox (about the stiffest, tightest face ever)
Blake Lively (same as Jennifer Aniston)
And I don't know, I mostly wish celebs would just lay off the botox and junk fillers as they age and just go natural. Why is the aging process something to fear and deny? It happens to everyone, and believe it, the botox ain't fooling anyone. I don't understand how they can't see how harsh it looks, especially as they lose natural fat in the face. In HW once you hit about 30 for women, and mid 40s for men, the parts might dry up a lot, but that says more about the fickleness of the industry than a person's worth. Youth is overvalued in my opinion.
If those stars stopped doing all the botox and surgeries, the industry wouldn't have 'perfect' stars left to pick from. The world seems to be all about fake. Everyone gets old and wrinkly, there is the old double standard though. It's more acceptable for men to be aging.
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Hollywood is going through what I call "pretty boy syndrome" right now. I'm personally not a fan of pretty boys. When it come to the woman It's like "heroine chic" has come back into style. YUCK!
Yeah, bones sticking out all over and space between thighs is where it's at. Pretty boys are just all that! I see them as empty shells. Hollywood's gotten worse when it comes to superficiality. But then it's up the regular people to set Hollywood aside and think of it as a land of make believe and not fall into that.
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Hollywood is going through what I call "pretty boy syndrome" right now. I'm personally not a fan of pretty boys. When it come to the woman It's like "heroine chic" has come back into style. YUCK!
And to look more manly, the trend is to not shave, at least for a day or two.
I see a lot of short male actors with skinny bodies and huge heads which becomes more apparent when they are wearing a 3-piece or tux.
The one female actor that I really do not find attractive at all but most seems to like, is Amy Adams.
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The two that I really can think of off the top of my head are:
-Angelina Jolie
-Sofia Vergara
First off Angelina Jolie creeps me out and I think those "sexy big lips" are gross. Other people have mentioned how some celebrities just always seem a bit dirty to them...Angelina has that effect for me. No matter how put together she is she always seems a bit dirty to me.
Sofia Vergara? I don't understand how anyone finds her attractive. She's so clearly a product of good make up artists and packaging.
Oh and I thought of another one:
Beyonce. I'm sorry I've just never been that in to her. Maybe it's because I tend to prefer a more feminine and petite frame on a woman but sometimes Beyonce looks like she could be a middle linebacker in the NFL.
George Clooney. His store-bought teeth (Ugh. Gawd only knows what's going on under those things) are just as bad as his real ones were decades ago. Yuck. And, someone who was good-looking in his youth, Johnny Depp. Now, he just looks like he always needs a shower and a shampoo. And what's up with his talking like the Geico gekko? He was born and raised out south, for crying out loud.
George Clooney. His store-bought teeth (Ugh. Gawd only knows what's going on under those things) are just as bad as his real ones were decades ago. Yuck. And, someone who was good-looking in his youth, Johnny Depp. Now, he just looks like he always needs a shower and a shampoo. And what's up with his talking like the Geico gekko? He was born and raised out south, for crying out loud.
I agree with George and Johnny. I also don't see what's so great about Bradley Cooper, Ryan Reynolds, and Adam Levine.
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