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SOAPBOX SATURDAY CONTINUES:
Hot on the heels of her limited-edition lipstick partnership with MAC, Caitlyn Jenner is now fronting an entire collection for the make-up brand. MAC released the first campaign image of the 67-year-old transgender reality star earlier today. In it, Caitlyn wears a low-cut gold dress that shows off her cleavage. On one side, a strap falls halfway down her shoulder, while her long, wavy brown hair cascades down the other. Her eyes are closed, highlighting her shimmering, gilded lids and long lashes, and a wash of red makes her lips pop. The make-up, of course, is all part of the 15-piece line that will be available in stores and on maccosmetics.com January 5. According to a statement from the brand, 'Caitlyn Jenner has fearlessly shared her transition with the world, and her new MAC collection continues that mission, proudly championing all ages, all races, and all sexes. 'Elegant, classic shades for lips, eyes and cheeks are beautifully suited for those who embrace life, in whatever form they choose.' The sentiment is an extension of the one Caitlyn and MAC created when they launched her Finally Free lipstick last February. One hundred percent of the selling price of it went to the MAC AIDS Fund Transgender Initiative. In October, Caityln tweeted that $1.3M from it had been donated to 21 trans organizations throughout the US. In an interview with MAC at the time of the launch, Caitlyn talked about why she decided to do the line: 'MAC was the first to come to me, and a company, I realized, would really make a big commitment.' she said...
Never mind the magic of HRT+implants; check out the prices for her products (which is why I linked to this version of the story)! So is this how she'll supplement her income to make up for the cancellation of I Am Cait? It appears that none of the profits from her line, other than the one-off lipstick last year, are going to LGBTQ charities, so if I had the cash money I'll stick with the line promoted by Jen Richards and Silas Howard, thank you very much.
Actress Candis Cayne opened up about the factors that led to her decision to step back from her close friendship with reality TV star Caitlyn Jenner, years after their bond was showcased on the TV series I Am Cait.
Full Story Here: https://uinterview.com/news/caitlyn-jenner-is-a-fox-news-cult-member-ex-friend-candis-cayne-says/
Comcast-owned Sky has released the first trailer for its upcoming documentary series about the Kardshian-Jenner clan. Titled “House of Kardashian,” the three part docu-series promises to delve into…
Caitlyn Jenner's mother Esther died a few weeks shy of her 97th birthday on May 15
The rapper's former in-law also told Fox News that she has to be “very careful”when discussing “family stuff”
Still not sure if The Yeeze is now transphobic, with one exception...
Caitlyn vs. War Heroes, Christians, and the Importance of Stones
Caitlyn vs. War Heroes, Christians, and the Importance of Stones
How quick we are to judge someone else’s idea of a hero. How quickly are we to make comparisons of their hero to another hero we approve of. Unfortunately, this is comparing apples to oranges, and only proves that we have no room to grow in our personal ideology. It only shows our unwillingness to stand in another’s shoes and have the possibility of some enlightenment and understanding. I am…
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SOAPBOX SATURDAY CONTINUES, LATE NIGHT EDITION:
Caitlyn Jenner lives on the outer edges of Malibu, up a winding, tree-lined road leading to a modern mountaintop home. Her yellow Labrador, Bertha, happily skips across the white tile floors of her living room. The kitchen is pristine, with a refrigerator stocked with bottles of water and a counter holding a platter of chocolate-chip cookies and a bowl of M&Ms. The world’s most famous transgender woman has retreated from the public spotlight that once engulfed her and the hounding paparazzi who once tracked her every move. In her first lengthy sit-down magazine interview in more than a year, Jenner speaks with Variety about her conscious choice to focus, unheralded, on being a behind-the-scenes advocate for transgender rights on Capitol Hill. “I don’t do a lot of media. I don’t want to be seen everywhere,” the 68-year-old Jenner says on a recent afternoon, her bare feet up on a lounge chair. “Today, I’m very politically involved. Nobody really knows it. I do it very quietly because I have been so criticized by the liberal side of the media. I can get more things done if I don’t stick my nose into everything publicly.” Jenner’s low-key lifestyle and muted public profile stand in sharp contrast to the days when her much-talked-about 2015 interview with Diane Sawyer, in which she revealed plans to transition from a man to a woman, attracted a staggering 17 million viewers. Next came the cover of Vanity Fair and her own reality TV show, I Am Cait. Her newfound fame put enormous pressure on Jenner — who had lived the first 65 years of her life as Olympic gold medal-winning decathlete Bruce Jenner — to be the perfect transgender role model. She had difficulty living up to those expectations, especially after coming out as something more controversial than being transgender: a Republican in Hollywood. On her reality show, Jenner expressed support for Ted Cruz and sparred with activists, who were as experienced in trans-politics as she was unversed. She voted for Trump in the 2016 election (but is no longer a fan). Her conservatism made her a pariah in the left-leaning entertainment industry, where she’s been criticized for not doing enough to help the transgender community. Jenner spoke candidly with Variety about the pain of that rejection. “No matter what you say or do, they think you don’t get it because you’re this kind of white, privileged person,” says Jenner. She disputes the notion that she hasn’t worked hard, or that her wealth disqualifies her from being an advocate. “I haven’t turned my back on anybody,” she says. But Jenner has received a cold shoulder from some of her peers: “I’ve felt it big time, and it hurts. Sometimes this community can be really tough…”
You know, one of her major stumbling blocks is that she keeps donating money, then gets flack for doing so (recall councillor near-candidate Ashlee Marie Preston’s protest of Jenner almost receiving an award for her bequest). I don’t see Gen. Jennifer Pritzker (whose cousin J.B. is the Democratic nominee for Illinois governor) getting lauded for contributing to the Palm Center, her pet project, and I don’t see Martine Rosenblatt, co-founder of Sirius Satellite Radio, donating to anyone other than her pet projects. So all the trans community is left in terms of trans benefactors who happen to be rich is, um, Caitlyn Jenner. (And where are the Wachowski sisters?) ==== @lifeafterdawn