48. "to be fair she had a pretty face and most popular chicks were "basic"" In response to Reply # 17
in the 90s. skinny as possible with nice skin and a pretty face was like the ideal of beauty back then. you even see it in like that old george michael video with all the models. naomi campbell is like a King or XXL cover girl next to the other skinny chicks, and she was shapely but pretty thin, too. i think willow bay started out as a model.
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47. "she is still working" In response to Reply # 31
last i heard she was at huffington post on the editing side of stuff and she had done some production. i think she hasn't done on-camera stuff in a while like ten years.
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27. "y'all did at least see Hannah Storm's response, right? " In response to Reply # 0
Hannah Storm's explanation: "The makeup artist (a good friend of mine ) would have gotten in major trouble had she been seen on air. Hence, the stiff arm to protect her." 10:49 AM - 11 Jan 2015
30. "RE: y'all did at least see Hannah Storm's response, right? " In response to Reply # 27
>Hannah Storm's explanation: "The makeup artist (a good friend >of mine ) would have gotten in major trouble had she been seen >on air. Hence, the stiff arm to protect her." 10:49 AM - 11 >Jan 2015 >
Yeah and I think Ray Rice said something similar....
35. "your jokes are cool and all, but this has already been addressed..." In response to Reply # 34
in OKSports.
it's literally that makeup artists job to NOT be caught on camera. it's also Storm's job to not be getting makeup applied when they go to her. they were obviously going to Storm in a matter of seconds.
39. "haven't read the comments but that isn't just being annoyed.." In response to Reply # 36 Mon Jan-12-15 02:23 PM by Seven
...it's asshole behaviour...from the way she pushed her off..to the scowl/cold stare she gave her before smiling and starting her thing...
yeah..it's the norm on a set...but it's bad behaviour...there's frankly no need to treat someone doing their job (albeit a possible major fuck up) like that.... People commenting haven't seen that side of her..
If it was so cool...she wouldn't have tweeted about it
43. "RE: haven't read the comments but that isn't just being annoyed.." In response to Reply # 39
>...it's asshole behaviour...from the way she pushed her >off..to the scowl/cold stare she gave her before smiling and >starting her thing...
lol she was checking the monitor to make sure the frame was clear...again, people who are used to being on sets know exactly what was happening in the 3 seconds.
she pushed her hand away, checked the monitor to see if the shot was clear, then went about the business of sports reporting. you gotta be quick on your feet when it comes to live tv. mistakes are NOT tolerated.
if you ever get a chance to see Saturday Night Live, actually live, you'll see what i'm talking about. all hell breaks loose as soon as the director yells cut. people are getting pushed and pulled in all directions to change clothes, hair, makeup, move from one set to another, set up lights, camera angles...it's a madhouse and their is NO time for 'excuse me', 'sorry', or 'if you don't mind..' and everybody knows and understands that
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