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ENTERTAINMENT Hollywood’s Helping Hands By Emilee Benos We know our favorite celebrities from the movies they star in, from the albums they release and the runways they walk on, but they’re not always confined to their Hollywood bubble. Many use their fame as a platform to bring attention to important issues they are passionate about. While these celebs may have more money than we’ll ever see in our lifetimes, a lot of them put it to good use. Alice took a look at some of the most charitable celebrities and the causes they support. Emma Watson: HeForShe Watson serves as a U.N. Women’s Goodwill ambassador and has been actively involved in HeForShe, a U.N. women’s solidarity movement for gender equality, since the organization was formed in 2014. She hosted the HeForShe campaign launch event at the U.N. Headquarters in New York, where her speech on gender equality went viral. The campaign’s aim is to encourage men “to take action against inequalities faced by women,” according to the HeForShe website. HeForShe is based on the idea that “gender equality is a issue that affects all people.” [76] Alice Spring 2017 Ian Somerhaulder: Ian Somerhaulder Foundation Another U.N. Goodwill ambassador, Somerhalder is vocal about his passion and dedication to environmental problems plaguing the world today. Known for his work in The Vampire Diaries and Lost, Somerhalder is also an avid environmentalist and humanitarian. Inspired by the oil spill in the Gulf Coast, he founded the Ian Somerhalder Foundation — an organization to advance science, promote conservation and provide relief to the distressed and underprivileged. According to the ISF website, the goal is to support and empower youths to action through programs that promote education and innovation, and build leadership and empathy skills. Miley Cyrus: Happy Hippie Cyrus’s organization garnered a lot of attention when she famously brought a homeless man to the 2014 VMAs as her date. In her own words, the Happy Hippie foundation’s mission is to “make sure those who question the value of themselves and their lives feel protected and loved.” The organization is dedicated to helping homeless youth, LGBT youth and other vulnerable populations by encouraging young people to fight injustices. Leonardo DiCaprio: Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation Ian Somerhalder isn’t the only leading man passionate about the environment. Leo founded the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation in 1998 at age 24. The LDF works to put an end to various environmental and humanitarian issues through grantmaking, initiating media projects and campaigning, according to the website. The LDF focuses on protecting the last of the world’s “wild places” and creating a balance between humans and nature. Jennifer Hudson: Julian D. King Gift Foundation Hudson founded the Julian D. King Gift Foundation in October 2008 in honor of her nephew Julian, who was killed by her sister’s ex-husband — the same man who killed Hudson’s mother and brother. According to the website, the Foundation offers “support and stability to children of all backgrounds.” Their goal is to help these children become “happy, healthy and confident adults.” Some of the foundation’s efforts include collecting and distributing Christmas presents and school supplies.
ENTERTAINMENT SECRETS OF SPOTIFY By Sarah Beth Bolin So you caved and finally subscribed to the studentdiscounted Spotify premium, the crowning glory of music streaming services. But you still don’t know how to do anything other than stream music from your computer. What’s the point of paying an extra $5 a month if you’re just going to use Spotify like any other streaming service? If you’re only using your Spotify account to listen to albums and user-generated playlists, you’re missing out on a ton of other features. Here’s a few tips and tricks to maximize your Spotify usage. Discover Weekly Discover Weekly is a weekly playlist engineered by Spotify to fit your tastes. Every Monday, Spotify analyzes what you’ve been listening to over the past week and selects new songs for you to try based on your playlists. Discover Weekly is one of the best ways to find new music, especially if you don’t know where to look or if the radio is a bore. Create Similar Playlists Have you ever really enjoyed a playlist but then grew tired of hearing the same songs over and over again? Spotify can help you out! Click the circle with the three dots in the header of your playlist, and select “Create Similar Playlist.” From there, Spotify will generate an inspired playlist very similar to your previous one and with the same number of songs. Audiobooks Sometimes when driving, it’s nice to listen to something other than music. Audiobooks can be the perfect background noise for a long road trip. From Pride and Prejudice to The Hobbit, Spotify offers books from every genre. The playlist Alice Spring 2017 [77]
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