Couldn’t agree more. Over the last 5 or 6 years, I’ve noticed a disturbing pattern where everyone is turning into a clone of some ’style ideal’ of mysterious origins that is destroying individuality –and what goes along with it: personality. We’re moving toward homogeneity and it’s scary. For example, watching the Oscars and the Golden Globes is like watching a freaking political convention. Nobody says anything original or controversial, nobody wears anything unique. Everybody has a fake smile plastered to a botoxed face, wearing a loaned designer dress and borrowed jewellery, all put together by some stylist or branding director somewhere in the background. I love people like Kirsten Dunst who will (gasp!) wear the same shoes twice on the red carpet, and Bjork, who will wear something because it’s a gorgeous work of art.

Hey Tenisha,

I spotted on one of your earlier blogs that you worked for EFF. That’s something that I’m VERY interested in doing myself and I was just wondering how you went about getting that position and how it ultimately went. I love your blog and think it’s very witty and informative. Keep it up!

P

PS. Did you ever decide about going to school in London?

Oh, and here’s my contact info:

pmilliance@yahoo.com and you can also visit my blog at psoulspot.blogspot.com (even though I haven’t really written in a while).