Although the platform hosts everyone from fitness bloggers to musicians, it continues to be a major hub for sex workers. Some of them have found it to be extremely lucrative, providing financial stability for them and their families without dealing with intermediary players.
"A big thing about studio work that you do is sometimes you just say, 'I gotta grin and bear it.' And you do a lotta things you don't wanna do," she told ABC News. "OnlyFans allows me to be my own director, producer, booker, everything."
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‘OG Insta Golf Girl’ Paige Spiranac Snaps Series Of Sexy Selfies While Clad In
Paige Spiranac fired off a series of sexy snaps in the most recent addition that was featured on her Instagram page. The model and “OG Insta Golf Girl” shared four new shots on February 16, and the post has been garnering rave reviews from fans.
Paige sported a sexy, bright white tank top that popped against her all-over glow. Its sexy cut also showed off her muscular shoulder and arms. The piece had a plunging neckline that fell low on her bust, exposing an eyeful of cleavage. In the second photo, Paige made a kissy-face as she gazed into the lens.
Alice + Olivia Fall 2021 Collection Takes Inspiration From 'Gossip Girl' – WWD
Hot (& sexy) take: Bridgerton sucks – The Strand
If I thought Eloise was bad, though, then I certainly was not prepared for the shit-show that is the main character herself: Daphne. I was under the impression that we had moved past the need for a not-like-other-girls protagonist, but apparently, I was wrong, because shows like Bridgerton still think that this is the type of girl that young women should root for.
Scenes such as this one are disappointing because I think the show missed the chance to have nuanced conversations regarding why Daphne felt the need to make fun of the other girls in the first place and maybe even to have her realize that, let's face it, almost every woman was a pick-me at that time because they had to be, so maybe, just maybe, she shouldn't judge other women. But, alas, the show paints her pick-me tendencies as romantic banter that she shares with her significant other.
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'This is pop girl s***': Cardi B thanks fans after Up debuts at No2 on Billboard Hot 100 chart |
Cardi B has thanked her fans for their support after her latest single 'Up' debuted at number two on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart.
The 28-year-old rapper has admitted the chart feat is a major deal for her, as she insisted this is the kind of stuff that only happens to "pop girls".
The US megastar also noted that the last solo rapper to have a track debut in the top 5 of the US chart was Lauryn Hill with 'Doo Wop (That Thing)' in 1998.
How To Create Sexy Tousled Locks For The Morning After
French girl beauty is characterized by barely-there makeup, glowing skin and effortlessly tousled ... [+] hair.
When it comes to hair, effortless waves are taking precedence over the perfect coif. While we all love the polish of a mid-parted, low ponytail, nothing can compare to soft locks framing one's face. I'm particularly obsessed with out-of-bed tresses that are voluminous, bouncy and yes, very French girl. Although it may look like all you need to achieve this look is a long nap, there is actually a lot that goes into bed hair to keep it from looking unruly and, well, just plain unsanitary.
'Girl If You Don't Get Up From the Floor': La La Anthony Tries to Get Sensual, But
La La Anthony thought she was doing a little something sexy for her fans on Valentine’s Day, but was in for the kind of rude awakening that only the internet can supply.
The 39-year-old reality star and actress shared a video of herself in her Instagram Stories on the holiday vibing to Beyoncé’s “Dance For You” while sprawled out on the floor and displaying an intricate braid pattern that spells out her name.
Cazzie David on Why Black Eyeliner is the Makeup of the Moment | Vogue
One would think, based on the hundreds of hours I've logged consuming photos and videos of attractive strangers on the internet, that I would know more about beauty. I have mastered the art of observing attainable, desirable aesthetic choices on others—and taking absolutely zero action to apply them to myself. All of my makeup expired two years ago. My brushes are in desperate need of a wash, and instead of washing them I just refuse to use them.
I exist in that sweet spot of desperately wanting to look good and not making any kind of real effort lest someone think I am trying to look good. Yet even I have picked up on the current fascination with Y2K—that era of low-rise jeans, bedazzled tank tops, and lip gloss that is still haunting and humiliating to those of us who were actually cognizant in the early aughts—and what is seemingly the makeup of the moment: It's black eyeliner. There's literally been no other option.
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