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We didn't know - and the idea of losing him...' Heartbreaking video of Jennifer Aniston breaking down in TEARS over Matthew Perry's addiction struggles in 2004 resurfaces in the wake of the actor's death at age 54 Oh please,” Liriano said. “Demna doesn’t put out one image that he hasn’t approved. Demna is not only the creative director, he’s driving all the imagery behind the campaigns. To blame a production company is nuts.” Inside Matthew Perry's anxiety battle: Star said 'I felt like I was gonna die' if the Friends live audience 'didn't laugh'... as anti-anxiety pills were found at his home after his death at 54 Israel-Hamas war LIVE: Kidnapped Shani Louk is confirmed dead by family as IDF tanks enter Gaza City and cut off road that connects north and south of enclave Cristobal Balenciaga was born in 1895 in Getaria, in Spain's Basque country, and at the early age of twenty-four he created his own couture house in San Sebastian. He opened in Barcelona in 1933, in Madrid in 1935, and in 1948 on the Avenue Georges V in Paris, where he could serve a more international clientele. Cristobal Balenciaga retired in 1968 and died in reclusion in his native Spain in 1972.
The David Zwirner gallery in Hong Kong, where Borremans’“Fire from the Sun” has been shown, described his paintings as “toddlers engaged in playful but mysterious acts with sinister overtones and insinuations of violence.” She was there for him: Heartbroken Matthew Perry fans pay tribute to his close friendship with Friends co-star Jennifer Aniston who showed him tough love and helped him through addiction anguishOn November 21, Balenciaga released images from its 2023 Garde-Robe advertising campaign, which cast Nicole Kidman, Isabelle Huppert, and Bella Hadid in seemingly innocuous office settings. But eagled-eyed social media users pointed out that one shot included a printed-out copy of the Supreme Court’s 2008 decision in U.S. v. Williams, which held that the promotion of child pornography is not protected under the first amendment. They would like us to believe that Demna is the all-seeing god-like genius who personally makes every creative decision in the house... yet, when a campaign gets rightly cancelled, those outside collaborators are suddenly to blame. The brand took responsibility for the first - and an ad campaign featuring BDSM teddy bears and child models
On Monday, the luxury couture company issued a statement saying, “We strongly condemn child abuse; it was never our intent to include it in the narrative.” In a statement on Monday, the brand apologized for the bears campaign again, and took full responsibility of it. But the fashion house claims another controversial prop that made its way onto the set - a printout of a SCOTUS ruling on child porn - was the fault of design production company North Six. The brand’s Gift Shop campaign, released November 16, depicted young children holding handbags made from destroyed teddy bears dressed in bondage attire. It too drew provoked outrage from scores of people online who decried the use of children in adult-themed settings. Social media users took to their accounts to post videos of them protesting at Balenciaga stores and burning the brand’s apparel. The latter, a 2014 title, compiles more than 100 works made by Borremans over a 14-year period. The Belgian artist is known for unsettling imagery, particularly his 2018 series Fire from the Sun , which depicts “toddlers engaged in playful but mysterious acts with sinister overtones and insinuations of violence,” according to his New York dealer, David Zwirner .
Revealed: Chilling 15-second dispatch call to first responders sent to Matthew Perry's house that referred to a 'drowning' - after Friends star's assistant had made 911 call Balenciaga said all the items in the shoot “were provided by third parties that confirmed in writing that these props were fake office documents. They turned out to be real legal papers most likely coming from the filming of a television drama.” Hamas releases video of three female hostages held in Gaza: Israel PM Netanyahu blasts terror group’s ‘cruel psychological propaganda’ and says to the women ‘our heart is with you’ the brand "Balenciaga" just did a uh….. interesting… photoshoot for their new products recently which included a very purposely poorly hidden court document about 'virtual child porn'
Balenciaga has taken a hit yet again over photographs from an axed ad campaign that shows a book featuring a Belgian artist whose work includes depictions of castrated toddlers. Agony of vegetarian student, 23, who was diagnosed with a brain tumour that left her 'tasting bacon' all the time after doctors blamed HORMONES and anxiety for her unusual warning sign In the filing, Balenciaga's lawyers blame the studio - which it has used multiple times in the past - for the controversy, making no mention of the bears controversy from earlier in the week.Optimism is a word we’ve heard over and over again this season. With rare exceptions designers have put on their blinders and decided it’s their job to help us shrug off the world’s sorrows and shop our despair away. Not Balenciaga’s Demna. Rising inequality, the return of fascism, the very real threat of nuclear war. He laid it all out at his post-apocalyptic show today, trying, I think, to shake us awake. Friends cast are 'working on a joint statement' to release after beloved co-star Matthew Perry's sudden death As a result of Defendants' misconduct, members of the public, including the news media, have falsely and horrifically associated Balenciaga with the repulsive and deeply disturbing subject of the court decision,' court documents reveal. A bizarre video detailing the alleged demonic imagery has amassed 3.1 million views on TikTok as of Wednesday afternoon, with some viewers piling on to accuse the brand of “hidden messages” amid pleas for the second coming of “lord Jesus Christ 🙏🙏🙏” in the crowded comments section. Scientists Discover the Existence of a Previously Unknown Roman Emperor During an Analysis of Ancient Gold Coins
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