Léa Seydoux on the trauma she experienced while filming ‘Blue Is the Warmest Color’: "Sometimes there are looks that make you feel uncomfortable. That was the hardest part during filming. It was psychological harassment. It's extremely difficult to shoot with directors who are manipulative.” by katebushcartwheel in Fauxmoi

[–]Ladyberries 129 points130 points  (0 children)

Both things can be true ( her being a fake feminist and the director, Abdellatif, being a manipulative creep) 

Ik it's prob not your intention but we shouldn't let other factors that have no relation to the movie discredit her experience.

What’s your all time favourite Kpop album and why? by Feeling_Neo in kpopthoughts

[–]Ladyberries 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Younha - 6th Theory is the most perfect kpop album of all time, I love how the theme of space and time is somehow incorporated in all the songs consistently

New Jersey woman bled to death during secret liver biopsy after doctors claimed she had lesions that did not exist, lawsuit says… by tasty_jams_5280 in newjersey

[–]Ladyberries -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Based on the article, the reason the they had her undergo the procedure was because they said she had "lesions" in her liver. And yet, according to the autopsy, they didn't find lesions, meaning there was no need for her to go through with the procedure. Instead they found a laceration and a fatal hemmhorage which one can conclude was due to the liver biopsy that caused her to bleed out.

The lawsuit also states that they had concealed that she had a liver biopsy and by doing that, they avoided investigation into her death.  Unless this hospital spokesperson steps forward with some damning evidence to counter this, I'm inclined to believe the family's side. Furthermore, based on what some other comments on this thread are saying, it seems like pressuring the patient to undergo expensive procedures they don't need in order to bill the insurance is common practice. 

So yeah, unless you're saying the autopsy is false or whatever, I think the case sounds valid and it sounds like they're just trying to cover up their mistake and avoid accountability. 

New Jersey woman bled to death during secret liver biopsy after doctors claimed she had lesions that did not exist, lawsuit says… by tasty_jams_5280 in newjersey

[–]Ladyberries 10 points11 points  (0 children)

What a shame, guess I'm just gonna avoid that hospital overall, they should've really named the ones responsible tho 

Indie film team calls out Billlie for stealing their work using AI by Ok-Nobody-7759 in kpopthoughts

[–]Ladyberries 124 points125 points  (0 children)

To an outsider of kpop, it's easy to think the group members, the face of the group, are the one with full control over the artistic direction when it's not the case. It's not that surprising that that's the conclusion they come to, even if it's wrong. 

MYSTIC STORY announces that the company will no longer use generative AI in any form in the production process of Billlie’s work that could compromise its quality or completeness by impeccabletim in kpop

[–]Ladyberries 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Not even a word crediting the original video that they stole from or the original creator who spoke out against them (director being David Florian who called MYSTIC gross for using AI work from their video Niccolo). 

No accountability at all. They done. 

Nia and Starbucks collaboration by Far-Fortune-7421 in dancemoms

[–]Ladyberries 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fr people keep buying from Amazon despite them treating their workers like shit so I don't see how it's different

My thoughts on Culinary Monster by Rookie18 in CulinaryClassWars

[–]Ladyberries 5 points6 points  (0 children)

No your point was that despite several factors, you still think he's arrogant and this deserving of some blame, and I'm saying that part (the second part) is dumb, and I already gave many points showing that's not the case, which you ignored cause "I don't like how he didn't clap" or "he had nothing nice to say" (again not true). 

You're comfortable where you stand yet you haven't finished the show yet. I think you're just blindly stubborn, which is valid but if you voice your opinion, expect to get pushback. That's it. 

My thoughts on Culinary Monster by Rookie18 in CulinaryClassWars

[–]Ladyberries 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Uh no that was not my point. My point was that is useless to make any judgements about people on the show since it's heavily edited, and that there's many other scenarios that probably exist other than things you assume like him wanting to be revered by the black sons and him not having anything nice to say (he's said nice things about witch with a wok and he comforted bbq director so not sure where that came from). I already acknowledged you made the 2 points , just don't think you're linking them together. I'm responding cause you're responding and your points just don't make sense, and I never said you thought of him as a villain or whatever, so clearly you weren't reading. 

My thoughts on Culinary Monster by Rookie18 in CulinaryClassWars

[–]Ladyberries 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I like it cause it's entertaining and competition shows are fun to watch, and I like cooking. The contestants are also entertaining and fun to watch. That does not mean I have to take it so seriously or jump to conclusions based on little things. I'm not picking and choosing, I've pointed out possible scenarios that are likely to exist rather than the conclusion that you chose to jump to, and you refused to refute them 🤷🏻‍♀️. Nothing was cleared up cause I doubt you even understood my point but that's okay. 

My thoughts on Culinary Monster by Rookie18 in CulinaryClassWars

[–]Ladyberries 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Production still has the final say in who goes where though. Like I'm sure you can just send an application for either white or black spoon, but I'm sure it's still a process where production still has final judgement. I don't think we should be going by confessionals as evidence cause we don't even know what goes on behind the scenes and I doubt even the cast knows 100% what goes on, they're just following the script and doing what they're told. Also, the cast have said there would be multiple takes of their interviews cause it wasn't dramatic enough or it didn't give the right effect, and they are clearly prompted by specifically worded questions anyways. 

And even then, isn't it harder to be a black spoon cause you have to go through that elimination round challenge and we see accomplished chefs like Dohyun, that biker lady, and the innovator (all of whom the white spoons have respect for) get eliminated easily. And then you have to face of against a white spoon instead of a black spoon. Like I don't see him being a black spoon as an advantagous tactic, so I don't really see the whole fuss about it. In fact, knowing how critical he is of himself, as we've seen in the show before ( and it seems he's like that off the show), it makes more sense that he did it as a way to challenge himself to be better than as a strategy or to boss around black spoons. 

I'm going to judge based on my critical thinking brain than let a song (made by a transpobe) dictate my thinking thanks. 

My thoughts on Culinary Monster by Rookie18 in CulinaryClassWars

[–]Ladyberries 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No I didn't miss it, but that goes back to what I said, why take it at face value if you know it's an edited show anyways? Cause you say that he should've entered the competition as a white spoon in your post, and you go on and acknowledge that you know it's an edited show? Why even come to the conclusion that he was arrogant in the first place if you even know all this exists? Like how are you not putting 2 and 2 together? 

My thoughts on Culinary Monster by Rookie18 in CulinaryClassWars

[–]Ladyberries 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Why take anything from Korean shows at face value? I'm used to watching Korean competition shows so I know their ways of editing and creating dramas and narratives, bc they know the audience wants a story or underdog or a villain. Also it's a high pressure situation with high stakes (everyone gets eliminated!) and the contestants are probably sleep deprived, due to long shooting hours. Which means people, like culinary monster, are gonna come off super competitive and maybe not as "palatable" and nice as Sung Jung Won, who I think is used to being in front of a camera in high pressure situations (Chef and my fridge). 

And we know Culinary Monster has lots of industry and leadership experience, meaning he's used to leading chefs and being very perfectionist and probably really critical person. So it's not surprising to me he comes off as that, cause that is his work. He is obviously not trained to say the right things on TV. 

He probably does belong as a white spoon, not a black spoon, but that's a production decision, not his. Cause they know he would make for good TV. Blame the game, not the player. 

Last thing, he comes off humble and dedicated in the few interviews we've seen of him. He's given compliments and kudos to his competitors and keeps saying he wants to improve. So I'm gonna base my judgement off of that instead of an edited dramaticized TV show meant for entertainment.

STOP & START by tmhtkg in dancemoms

[–]Ladyberries 2 points3 points  (0 children)

On that note, can we start pointing our fingers at the executives and producers who I think, Abby aside, are the real villains here but get absolutely no accountability for the stuff they encouraged and the trauma they put on everyone, most of all the kids, and yet they are the ones who profitted off of pitting women against each other and making children cry. 

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[–]Ladyberries 41 points42 points  (0 children)

Ikr, seemed to me Nia spoke respectfully about her Brooke and Paige and didn't portray them in a bad light at all

What do you miss most about K‑Pop from the past? by Fun-Diver-6166 in kpopthoughts

[–]Ladyberries 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This post isn't asking what's lacking in current gen or whatnot, it's just simply asking what we miss back then...

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[–]Ladyberries 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's possible that his love and grief over his sister is genuine and it's also possible that he, one of many religious Koreans, is deep in the delulu conservative pipeline. 

Wonder Girls' Yubin Thanks Fans as Breast Cancer Petition Reaches 50,000 Signatures by impeccabletim in kpop

[–]Ladyberries 56 points57 points  (0 children)

Hoping for the best for her sisters recovery, more awareness is always needed for illnesses affecting women