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Anna Sorokin, Notorious Scammer, Hosts Fashion Show While on House Arrest

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 12, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Par Mitia Bernetel

Published 2 hours ago, Updated 2 hours ago

Anna Delvey Sorokin on her doorstep. (New York, February 6, 2023.) Mayer Janet / Mayer Janet/Splash News/ABACA

From her home where she is serving her sentence, electronic bracelet on her ankle, the scammer portrayed in the Netflix series Inventing Anna orchestrated a resounding presentation for the new brand Shao this Monday, September 11.

Anna Sorokin turned her trial into a grand parade, and her electronic bracelet into a fashion accessory. So when the notorious con artist plays hostess at New York Fashion Week, this new role is something to smile about. This Monday, September 11, the 32-year-old Russian native hosted at her home the first fashion show by designer Shao Yang (also founder of The Tailory), who was launching her label “Shao” on this occasion. Still serving her house arrest sentence, the woman who calls herself Anna Delvey found a way to respect the law by organizing the event on the roof of her home in the East Village neighborhood. And to attract crowds and media attention.

Star scammer

It must be said that Anna Sorokin knows how to do it. She posed for years as a rich German heiress named Anna Delvey, defrauding everyone in New York, before becoming a celebrity followed by 1 million subscribers on Instagram. Found guilty of aggravated theft on April 25, 2019, she was fined $24,000 and ordered to pay $199,000 in damages. A crazy story highlighted by Netflix through the series Inventing Anna from February 2022, and which made him a world-famous personality. After spending four years in prison, she was finally released on bail on October 5 and placed under house arrest.

In video: “Inventing Anna”, the first teaser

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The Hors la loi agency

Then comes Kelly Cutrone. A successful press officer with her agency People’s Revolution, the 57-year-old American was presented by Anna Sorokin as one of the reasons for her arrival in New York in an episode of the podcast Call Her Daddy. The compliment does not fall on deaf ears, relates Kelly Cutrone in an interview with Interview Magazine . The idea of an association then germinates in the mind of the press officer, who is working on the launch of her client Shao Yang’s label. A short-lived agency was then born that Kelly Cutrone and Anna Sorokin mischievously named Outlawor “Outside the law”.

At the center of all attention on this fourth day of Fashion Week, the show kept its promises. At New York Post, Anna -Delvey- Sorokin confides her joy at “finally channeling all the attention she receives to help someone else”. It remains to be seen whether the crowd came to admire his electronic bracelet or Shao Yang’s slender costumes. The day after the parade, the young brand’s Instagram account has barely 129 subscribers.

2023-09-12 10:20:21
#house #arrest #scammer #Anna #Sorokin #organizes #parade #roof #building #York

September 12, 2023 0 comments

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Emily Ratajkowski Embraces Controversy with Revealing Outfit: A Look at Her Famous Ab Crack

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com August 17, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

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The model bet on a long low-waisted skirt and a shirt tied under the chest to reveal her belly.

Whether in the streets of New York, on Instagram or to promote her line of swimwear, Emily Ratajkowski reveals her belly with a lot of outfits chosen to give her a special place. A choice assumed and claimed which is not without cringe, especially on social networks where the popular court never misses an opportunity to denounce and criticize the body of women.

Emily Ratajkowski on the streets of New York on August 16, 2023. Gotham / GC Images

The object of all attention? This famous “ab crack” is a ventral line that starts from the chest to the navel. And that she highlights again in an outfit combining a white blouse tied under the chest and a low-waisted skirt. A stylistic choice that she reveals in a TikTok video alongside model Paloma Essler.

The swimsuit designer who displays a flat stomach is regularly castigated in the name of her extreme thinness. But the one who decided to give up her acting career has no intention of hiding or giving up showing off the body that is hers. Thus, in November 2021, she had published a photo on her Instagram account accompanied by this caption: “I almost did not post this photo because I know the controversy it will cause, but it is my body and I I will not be guided by shame!”. And she proves it by multiplying the photos in lingerie as in her last post on social networks where she appears in an immaculate ensemble.

In December 2022, she also confided in a dramatic weight loss due to trauma: “When I’m really sick, I lose so much weight”, admitting to having reached a worrying stage in the period following her divorce from son’s father Sebastian Bear-McClard: “I was down to 100 pounds recently, and it was really, really scary.”

In video, topless Emily Ratajkowski does her own stunts

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#Abdominal #cleft #majesty #Emily #Ratajkowski #struts #streets #York

August 17, 2023 0 comments

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Trial for Assassination: Accused Man, Brother-in-Law, and Mother-in-Law Prosecuted for Complicity in Murder

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com April 17, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

A trial for assassination opens this Monday, April 17, 2023 before the Assize Court of Hérault. Aged 30 today, the main defendant is suspected of having murdered his wife’s former companion in a camp for travelers on February 14, 2016 in Marseillan, reports France Blue Herault .

His mother-in-law also sued

The young man will not be alone in the dock. His brother-in-law and his mother-in-law are also being prosecuted for complicity in murder, indicate our colleagues. It is also under the impulse of this 54-year-old woman that the accused, 23 years old at the time of the facts, would have shot his victim on Valentine’s Day.

His stepmother would have manipulated him to achieve her ends. She would have claimed several times to be “ready to pay” pour ” eliminate “ her daughter’s former boyfriend. Volunteer firefighter in Agde and without a criminal record, the new son-in-law would then have shot the victim three times with a gun. According to information from the local media, he was convinced that this man was violent with his wife.

false accusations

And for good reason: the latter often complained of harassment and violence on the part of her former boyfriend, with whom she disputed the custody of their infant, indicates France Blue. Summoned by the gendarmes after the fact, the young woman finally admitted that she had not suffered “no violence, no threat, or even an attempt to reconquer” from the father of her child.

The defendant claimed for his part that his mother-in-law was not aware of anything. But by revealing that she had bought balaclavas and walkie-talkies, the investigation has already shown the opposite. The trial, which should last five days, will also focus on the complicity of the brother-in-law. The latter is accused of having hidden the weapons, washed the clothes and provided an alibi to the former Paris firefighter.

April 17, 2023 0 comments

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Advocacy for inclusive writing in business

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com March 10, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

“Instead of celebrating, International Women’s Day should be the perfect opportunity to question ourselves and take concrete and lasting action within every company.” (Photo: 123RF)

A text by Jonathan Nicolas, founder and digital strategist, Glo.

MAIL FROM READERS. March 8 is International Women’s Day. It is not the official day for buying flowers for one’s partner or for making a courtesy call to one’s mother or daughter. And above all, it is not the international day of performative thanks on social networks, so that the marketing department of each company publicly salutes the existence of women within their ranks.

Besides, it’s a safe bet that many of them would prefer to exchange this annual Facebook publication for a fairer salary. Since although this day is dedicated to women’s rights, it seems that organizations here still flout the right of women to be paid fairly.

The numbers speak for themselves. In 2021, Quebec women earned an average of 91% of the hourly wages of their male colleagues, according to data from the Institut de la statistique du Québec. This is also 1% less than the previous year. And whatever the Minister responsible for the Status of Women thinks, who recently refused to recognize intersectional feminism, the pay gap is even greater for racialized women. Even with a similar degree and a comparable number of years of experience, Statistics Canada data shows that they are paid 16% less than non-racialized and non-Indigenous men. Anyway, maybe we should put away the cameras and put down the bouquets of flowers, since there’s still a long way to go!

Instead of celebrating, this period should be the perfect opportunity to question ourselves and take concrete and lasting actions within each company. The possibilities for improvement are certainly not lacking! The analysis of wages according to gender, the revision of internal policies, inclusion in decision-making positions and menstrual leave are just a few requests frequently made by those concerned. Besides, I’m obviously not the right person to draw up any kind of action plan here. Although I try to use my privilege to amplify their voice, it is these women within each company who should perhaps be listened to more (without cutting them off), in order to better understand their experience, to recognize their validity and improve their conditions.

Become visible through inclusive writing

As an advertiser, however, allow me to point out a track that particularly resonates with my profession. In fact, I believe that a trivial analogy will suffice to put you in tune as well. Have you ever been in a group chat where no one is talking to you? The topic was interesting, the ideas relevant and the discussions lively, but for some reason everyone seemed to ignore your presence. As if you were invisible. It’s infuriating, isn’t it? And yet, this is what the majority of Quebec companies do every day through their communication and human resources departments.

These companies invest a lot of time and money trying to retain their customers, improve the web experience of users, congratulate their employees and recruit experts, but they do not even speak to 50% of the population. Do you see what I mean? And if I said instead that these companies are trying to retain their customers, improve the web experience of users, congratulate their employees and recruit experts, would that be more obvious?

At a time when staff shortages are at their peak and inflation is holding back sales, communicating as if women were invisible seems to me a very ill-advised choice. It would therefore be obvious that the adoption of inclusive writing has a place among the list of concrete actions to be taken by companies. With its principles and processes promoting respect for diversity, the approach makes it possible to offer equal representation of genders. It is neither more expensive nor complex to build customer loyalty, improve the web experience of Internet users, congratulate teams and recruit specialists.

Last October, the Government of Canada released guidelines and resources on inclusive writing in French. With this official stamp of approval, there simply seems to be no valid reason to continue to discriminate, and to stubbornly follow the linguistic rules dictated by a boys club from another era.

As an advertiser, my wish is that this International Women’s Day could have been something more than another fleeting social media storm. I hope that it will be able to change the practices of my profession.

March 10, 2023 0 comments

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Standing Out: Three Inspirational Canadian Portfolio Managers

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com March 9, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Despite their under-representation, several portfolio managers have left their mark on the industry. (Photo: 123RF)

Standing Out: Three Inspirational Canadian Portfolio Managers

Female fund managers remain a notable minority in the Canadian market. According to the latest data from Morningstar Direct, only 12% of mutual funds have at least one female fund manager. Despite their under-representation, several have left their mark on the industry. Here are three.

Heather Peirce, Black Creek Investment Management

Heather Peirce is an accomplished portfolio manager with an impressive career spanning over 30 years in global equities. She has worked for Black Creek Investment Management for ten years, where she co-manages the CI Global Leaders Fund.

Prior to joining Black Creek, Ms. Peirce held senior executive roles at Gryphon International, Invesco Trimark, and RBC Asset Management. During her time at the head of several global funds, she developed a flair for identifying quality companies with clear competitive advantages. Her strong conviction and strong commitment to delivering exceptional results for her clients sets her apart from the rest.

Hilda Applbaum, Capital Group

Hilda Applbaum had a long and distinguished investment career with one of the world’s largest asset management firms: Capital Group.

She started working there 28 years ago and was soon named head of two funds she still helps manage today: American Funds American Balanced and American Funds Income Fund of America, in addition to two others. Canadian Funds: Capital Group Global Balanced Fund Canada and Capital Group Monthly Income Portfolio.

For the two US funds, it invests in stocks, although it also has the flexibility to invest substantially in bonds for the second. She has served as Chief Investment Officer of Income Fund of America since 2005 and of the two Canadian funds since their launch in 2015 and 2020.

Given the mandate of these funds, Applbaum focuses on dividend-paying stocks for both portfolios. Income Fund aims to get bigger payouts for investors and Ms. Applbaum structures her portfolio accordingly, but avoids companies that are having problems and offering stellar returns. She tends to stick with her choices for long periods of time and tries to limit the risk of permanent capital losses. It also tries to cap downside risk by maintaining its valuation discipline, selling holdings when they seem fair value.

Erin Browne, PIMCO

Since joining the firm in 2019, Erin Browne has reinvigorated the multi-asset efforts of bond giant PIMCO. She is the head of the firm’s asset allocation group, and she is also the lead manager of the PIMCO RealPath Blend target maturity series offered in the United States, which is rated Gold. which enable him to ensure that the views of the firm’s investment committee are appropriately reflected in all of PIMCO’s managed bond funds.

Prior to joining PIMCO, she served as Head of Asset Allocation at UBS and Global Macro Portfolio Manager at high visibility hedge fund Point72 Asset Management.

Ms. Browne currently oversees PIMCO’s Asset Allocation Funds and Target Date Series while serving as a non-permanent member of the firm’s Investment Committee. Its multi-faceted perspective has helped both PIMCO Managed Conservative Bond Pool and PIMCO Managed Core Bond Pool outperform their peers and secure themselves in the first quartile of their category. Both funds have a Morningstar Bronze Quantitative Rating.

Heather Peirce, Black Creek Investment Management

Hilda Applbaum, Capital Group

Hilda Applbaum had a long and distinguished investment career with one of the world’s largest asset management firms: Capital Group.

Erin Browne, PIMCO

Prior to joining PIMCO, she served as Head of Asset Allocation at UBS and Global Macro Portfolio Manager at high visibility hedge fund Point72 Asset Management.

March 9, 2023 0 comments

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