Anderson Cooper And Bullying Experts Discuss What Motivates Bullies

Bullying has been a controversial topic in the media lately as October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Many celebrities such as Jenny McCarthy, Kim kardashian, Miley Cirus, and Demi Lavato (to name a few) have spoken out to put an end to bullying in its various forms. In particular celebrities have taken a stand against digital bullying. It is important that celebrities use their voices to speak out against bullying because they inspire and influence others. They also have the ability to have their voices heard and reach more people.

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Embracing Your Natural Hair

In America we are surrounded by a mixture of people from all different cultures. Because of this we get to experience seeing a mixture of different hairstyles and types of hair as well. Hair says a lot about who we are inside and out. It is usually the first thing people notice. Unfortunately in our society there has become this negative message that there is “good hair” and “bad hair”. The root of this stereotype comes from race relations. “Natural hair” for black women is, by definition, hair that is not processed and not chemically altered. Straightened hair is oftened viewed as easier to care for and more attractive”, explains Tamara Winfrey Harris. MORE

Red Band Horrible Bosses Trailer: Jennifer Aniston Breaks Stereotype

Looks like Jennifer Aniston finally got tired of playing the same old wishy washy, single dimensioned, good girl roles. The new movie Horrible Bosses sees her delving in to more depth, albeit in a more raunchy way.

The actress plays a predatory dentist Julia Harris, who ruthlessly harasses her hygienist (Charlie Day) resorting even to blackmail and threats. Is the movie going public ready for Jennifer Aniston as, well, a sleaze? She doesn’t know and, she says, doesn’t care. MORE