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Letter From the

Editors

Glued imparts the latest developments in Longhorn Football, music, and celebrity news. In addition, gain insight on starting your career as an actor or as a YouTuber.

Entainment plays a very crucial role in the everyday lives of people. It provides them a way to separate themselves from the issues and problems of the world. Allowing them to enjoy something that they are interested in or find entertaining. Glued is meant to be an outlet where one can venture into the world of entertainment, and get lost in the rich stories that inhabit the pages of Glued.

In a “Stroll on Celebrity Street” you can journey into the world of celebrities.

The “Sounds like Teen Melodies” explores how music affects people’s emotions. “The Return of The Horns” offers insight and fans’ opinions on the up and coming Longhorn football season. “Living The Acting Life” recounts the difficulties that actors had to endure. Read their advice to those who wish to take their first steps in becoming a actor. “The You in The Tube” provides a guide on what youtubers do and their recommendations to future stars.

Sincerely the Glued editorial staff

Photos by Erandi Urrieta, Amiri, Amiri Pittman, Maria Ortega Cover by Jatziris Hernandez

Meet The Authors My name is Andres and I was the fact check editor for this magazine. I spend the majority of my time studying and watching documentaries. However, when I have free time, it is spent with my family and friends or learning about military history.

My name is Erandi Urrieta and I was the features editor for this magazine. My free time is spent reading a series of books, writing, and listening to music. I also enjoy studying history.

My name is Amiri Pittman and I was the copy editor for this magazine. Most of the time you can find me eating. My favorite things to do are hanging out with friends and playing instruments. I was the copy editor.

My name is Caetano Griffiths and my role in the creation of this magazine was the layout editor. I watch a lot of youtube in my spare time as well as play video games on my many game consoles. I also read and enjoy spending time at the movies and with my family.

My name is Jatziriz Hernandez-Leija and I was ASF editor for this magazine. I like to play sports and dance.

Table of The Return of the horns - Page 4 • Ut Fans • 2018 Season • michael Griffin’s Interview

The you in tube - Page 10 • Youtube behind the videos

Sounds Like Teen Melodies - page 17 • music can affect your concentration

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Contents Living the acting life - page 24 • Acting 101 • How to become an actor • professional Actor’s input

stroll on Celebrity street - page 28 • Is Ariana grande engaged?

• find out how fans can affect celebrity relationships?

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The Darrell K. Royal Memorial stadium in Austin. Photo by Andres Hernandez

Return of the Horns The upcoming football season for the Texas Longhorns

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exas is back Folks!” ESPN announcer Joe Tessitore made this declaration following the Texas Longhorn’s 2016 victory over then no. 10 ranked Notre Dame.

Ironically, this phrase became a meme used to mock the continued, historic failures the Longhorn football program suffered under thenhead coach Charlie Strong.

Following that season opening win over the Fighting Irish, the Longhorns floundered to a second consecutive 5-7 season culminating in an embarrassing loss to a Kansas football team who themselves were on a record losing streak.

Much to Longhorn fans’ chagrin, Texas was back in the proverbial cellar, a far cry from the National Championship contender fans’ and pundits expect them to be.

The glory days of Vince Young and Colt Mccoy were but a distant memory, and in the “what have you done for me lately” world of college football, Charlie Strong failed to deliver. As such, he met the same fate as the man he replaced, Mack Brown, an unceremonious dismissal which splintered the fan base between those who preached patience and those who believed the Texas brand was

too big to not w i n i m m e d i a t e l y.

The gargantuan task of leading the Longhorns out of the desert was passed to another up and coming coach, Tom Herman.

“Texas is Back!”

The fans have now become numb to these types of statements and to the hype that surrounds the football team year in and year out.

Seemingly every season following Texas’ last national championship appearance in 2009 the same rhetoric is repeated. Fans and pundits rave about top ranked recruiting classes. Coaches speak of a change in culture. Assurance of an improved offense, by the realization of a true quarterback. The burnt orange Kool Aid cup runneth over as major sports websites, magazines, and odds makers claim that this may be the year that Texas finally turns it around.

“I think our fan base is as passionate as they come. Of course, this comes with issues, such as unrealistic expectations.”

James Klinect a Former Student trainer Yet, as the fans drink from what seems to be the holy grail of the season in which they will retake their seat as one of the best college teams in the nation, the illusion fades away leaving a grim truth. The savior of a quarterback turns out not to be a knight in shining armor and the dream of retaking the respect that the fans know that the team deserves slips through wide open fingers of a defeated team.

In the months leading up to each new season, no matter the broken promises and unfulfilled pledges, the unrelenting hype machine starts up again and, the cycle repeats. However, following Texas’ first winning season in three years fans are

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cautiously optimistic that Tom Herman can break this cycle.

But the question remains, when will Texas be back?

This is the question that dwells in many fans minds.

Including that of of James Klinect a former UT student trainer who is a avid fan who truly believes that the program has the ability to succeed.

“I think our fan base is as passionate as they come,” Klinect said. “Of course, this comes with issues, such as unrealistic expectations, but I would rather be associated with fans that care about success than not.”

Due to these lofty expectations, when coach after coach did what they could to make progress it seemed miniscule to what was expected from them.

This was worsened by the expectations of some fans who wanted to see some signs of improvement in the program. Yet Lenard Cobb a former UT Athlete, was one of few who still believed at the time that what the program outside the Darrell as a whole needed was in Austin. Photo by patience.

“When coach Strong arrived on campus, what we needed as a

program was patience,” said Cobb. “It is not impossible but I believe it is still very difficult to win with a young team and my opinion is that the program, fans, and alumni need to be patient.”

When Strong arrived as the head coach at UT, the team was weakened by injuries to key players such as the quarterback and on the offensive line.

The second year, the team was made up of predominantly underclassmen, meaning it was A National Champinionship football singed by every unlikely that the member of the Longhorn football team of the year 2006 hype that had surrounded the This team won due to the leadership of their Quarterback season could Vince Young Photo by Andres Hernandez. have been fulfilled, but Coach Strong “I thought Mack Brown do are one remember that you promised that he would bring success back to had a great, great era of are at “the” UT, but two, there UT. The situation was worsened football here but I do believe at is something else out there by the fans and the heads of the the end some of the staff and worth fighting for. Some of the university being unsatisfied with some of the the players became kids that are going to these the results that Charlie Strong complacent with the idea other schools are disappointed was producing. All these factors that because you are at “the” that UT did not recruit them so amounted to the team not only University of Texas you would they want to beat UT. So as a being inexperienced, but being automatically win,” Cobb said. UT athlete you have to have the inexperienced and rushed in the “So I believe that some of the same fight, grit, and bite that work kind of went down hill.” the other athletes across the training process.

“So in my opinion, what the country have. So not accepting 6, Glued current stock of athletes need to second place is a good start.”

“I think as long as we had our fans, that’s all that mattered.”

Micheal Griffin Former UT football

When the UT’s football program was at its peak, there was a sense of invincibility which led to arrogance around not only the fans, but the players and staff as well. The program as a whole started to believe that since it was UT that no other factors played a role in them getting and staying at that level of play.

This was not a healthy mentality, so the once great machine of a program began to rust. A former player for the Longhorn football team, Michael Griffin, states what he believes the team must do to get back on track and achieve their goals.

“You have to want it more than anyone else,” Griffin said.

“You have to love the game of

football and give and sacrifice to win at all cost. Selfless is the main piece to the puzzle.

There is no ‘i’ in ‘team.’ Until they have that, they won’t compete. But I think they are getting there.”

At the end of Mack Brown’s career as the head coach of the UT football program, the team lost the drive to compete on the national stage. This drive could not be rekindled by coach Strong and changes in the athletic department’s leadership needed to be made, so UT replaced Strong with coach Herman.

“The changes in Athletic Department leadership along with Coach Herman coming onboard has put us on a path to a National Championship,” Klinect said. “I’m not sure when it will happen, but I’m sure that we will be in a position to get there one day.”

Coach Herman seems to be breathing new life into the debilitated Longhorn football program. Due to his vision, a new wave of enthusiasm has erupted in the UT community with many seeing a road to success being paved by Herman.

“This year we finally have a reasonable amount of players that are upperclassmen,” said

Cobb. “For the last couple of years we were always lacking in having depth and experience.

So I would definitely say today it would have to be that we actually have a good group of seniors, juniors, and sophomores which is something we haven’t had in a while.”

There is a lot to be excited for in the upcoming 2018 college football season. Many believe that this will be the year that the team finally retakes its place in the college football world. However, the fans must be wary of the hype around the team and that it is still only the teams’ second year under Coach Herman. If given time to mature and develop, the team will be successful, but if they are rushed and beaten down then, the cycle will simply restart and the program will be at square one.

“I’m drinking the Tom Herman Kool-Aid and I like it a lot,” said Klinect.

Although opinions vary on how to get there, there is one constant from all those surrounding the Longhorn football program, a desire for Texas to be back.

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Information currtesy of texassports.com , Hookem.com, Texas Longhorn football

The You in Tube An interview with Toby Groom, founder of Epic History TV

by Caetano Griffiths

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On the Youtube channel he provides information on historical events.

Courtesy of epichistory.tv

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tarting from small beginnings, Youtube has appealing. become the new TV. However, many people do not know much about the very core of the platform.

Glued: What do you consider to be successful

in your line of work?

Toby Groom runs Epic History a YouTube channel and website cover several historical events. The channel has about 250,000 subscribers and usually Groom: Obviously views and subscriber covers history like the First World War and the Suez numbers are the easiest and quickest way to Canal Crisis. measure success on YouTube. But I pay a lot of attention to the comments on my videos and feedback. When I hear that a student has Glued: Why did you decide to create content other found my video helpful in passing a test, or that a on Youtube? teacher on the far side of the world has been using my videos to help teach a class is a real measure Groom: I’ve been passionate about history of success to me, though very difficult to quantify. for many years, and have always enjoyed sharing the great insights and stories that history provides Glued: What do you think is the hardest part with as many people as possible. I’ve worked for of your job? several years making history TV documentaries, but Youtube gives the opportunity to make videos about whatever topic I like, exactly how I like! So having total control over the final video is also very

An example of one of his hallmarks, his animated maps. These provide very interesting detals on the historical war or battle. Courtesy of epichistory.tv

Youtube Through the Years 2005 Youtube is created by 3 former paypal employees Chad Hurley,Steve Chen, and Jawed Karim. The first video was posted

2007 The website teams up with CNN to brodcast a series of debates with the nominees from both political parties. the website uses as much bandwidth as the entire internet used in 2000.

2009 Vevo is created as a joint project. This allows for several music videos to be in high quality on the site.

2006 Youtube becomea so popular that it was bought by Google for 1.65 billion dollars.

The website is cited as a major reason the person of the year is decided to be “You� (due to the fact that the rise of the internet is powered by normal people).

2008 The video analytics allowing Youtubers to view their subscriber and view trend. This allows people to play the system to get a lot more views and subscribers.

Youtube wins a Peabody award due to its ability to promote democracy.

2010 The thumb rating is added to Youtube allowing for a more simple way to guess how good a video is. Youtube also upgrades the video quality to 4k allowing for a better looking video.

2011 Youtube makes attempts to break out of purely user based content. They start video rental allowing people to center their entertainment around the site.

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2012 2012 Youtube fully combines with Google Youtube fully combines with Google Video to allow Google to focus their Video to allow google to focus their efforts on Youtube. efforts on Youtube.

2014 In order to allow gameplays on the site youtube updates its software to allow 60fps videos.

2016 Youtube expands to Jamaica currently halting the expansion of Youtube into new countries.

2018 Youtube splits up Youtube Red and creates Youtube Premium as well as a seperate music service.

Sources www.wsj.com adage.com

2013 Youtube hosts the first youtube music awards allowing artists on the platform to compete with mainstream artists.

2015 Youtube Red is launched as a premium service. it has exclusive content and no ads.

2017 Youtube in response to advertisers allows them to flag a video for limted/no ads. This leads to a severe problem as trolls or people who are not the company will flag the videos.

Groom:

Finding the time to make videos famous or rich! And be a real expert in what you regularly enough to satisfy my viewers! At my level, do - be researching all the time. my channel doesn’t quite make enough money to support me, so I still have to work a regular job, and squeeze in time at evening and weekends to Glued: If you could have known anything before starting your youtube career what would it make videos. be?

Glued: Do

you have any tips or tricks for people who are attempting to become youtubers?

Groom:

Do what you’re passionate about - not what you think will make you

“Finding the time to make videos regularly enough to satisfy my viewers! At my level, my channel doesn’t quite make enough money to support me.”

- Toby Groom creator of Epic History TV

Groom: That

growth when you start out can be much slower than you expect (even if you think your videos are great), but that growth changes when it takes off, it’s much faster than you expect.

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Glued:

How exactly does YouTube differ from other forms of visual media like TV and movies?

Groom:

So many ways, but here’s three quick ones. [First]Direct contact with your audience - on Youtube you find out really quickly what viewers think about your videos, and they don’t pull punches. But if they love your videos, they will also let you know.

[Second]Experimentation - you can experiment with video duration, style and format all the time on Youtube.

You can take creative risks in a way that you never could in TV and movies, because of the budgets involved.

[Third] Creative control - on Youtube, you usually have total control over what you create, whereas in TV and movies you always need to please networks, executives, producers, etc. Again, this can be both good and bad most creative work benefits from the input of others. But sometimes it can tend to lead to a final product that is not truly distinctive - that lacks that original enthusiasm and passion of its creator.

The creator of Epic History TV Toby Groom. courtesy of Toby Groom

One unique thing about the Epic History website is that it acually has a whole webpage devoded to sources in the video.This is different than just putting the links in the description. Courtesy of epichistory. tv

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Sounds Like Teen Melodies

Counselors recommend music for students in school.

By Erandi Urrieta

Graphics by Erandi Urrieta

t’s 4:30 in the afternoon, a student arrives home from school and puts his backpack away.

He turns on music and starts doing the day’s assignment.

Classical and instrumental music helps enrich people in their daily lives, but so does every other genre of music.

Different musical genres and songs help teens concentrate academically and communicate their feelings with family and the people surrounding them. Not only does music help teens at school and their emotional being but it helps them develop coping skills, to overcome shyness, to communicate and speak up.

These are all important skills in a teen’s life to have a great mental health.

Carmen Luna has been playing music since she was a little girl in Veracruz, Mexico,

for music. She now dedicates her music and passion to the Iglesia Cristo Rey in downtown Austin.

“When I sing and play an instrument and see the fruits of it, to see people happy, it makes me want to share that same feeling back to my community and other people,” said Luna.

She has such a passion and motivation for music that she has decided to share and teach others what she knows about how music can affect lives in a positive way.

Counselor at Reagan Early College High School and former English language arts teacher at Webb Middle School, Celina Lopez said music helps her students.

“I know for a lot of my students that I work with use music as a coping skill, whenever they’re having a hard time or overwhelmed or things are not looking positive for them,” Lopez said. “They’re

“I get to express myself through the music.”

- Alejandra Barrios, Musician

and continues to play music at a chuch. Considering most of her family members are musicians in Mexico, not only did she learn to play, but she learned to have a great passion

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able to turn to music and help with those feelings.”

For Lopez, music helps her students in many ways but especially emotionally. It lets students express and develop their communication towards her, and helps with coping skills. Learning to express and communicate their feelings

towards people is something everybody should do and be comfortable doing.

“For some students, music does help them concentrate in class and just having that background music does help,” she said.

Lopez might have a strong o p i n i o n towards the emotional role of m u s i c in teens lives but she also d o e s agree that music helps students concentrate academically and focus better in school, although music is regulated and sometimes not even accepted at schools.

Alejandra Barrios, who graduated from UT with a journalism degree and now works as a SEO Content Producer for an online newspaper expresses her point of view on music.

Music was one of Barrios’ great support systems while in school. She always knew music would get her through anything and it was always and will always be there for her. Music has helped Barrios throughout most of her school years and still does up to now with her stressful job and busy life. It helped her develop coping skills for her stress and to express her emotions with her family more frequently.

“It’s an art that makes me

feel happy and passion for,” Barrios said. “It’s a way to relax myself and it helps me forget the stress.”

Graphics and Photos

by Erandi Urrieta

Relaxation zone Top Most Relaxing Songs According To Science

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Weightless Airstream Electra 3. DJ Shah Mellomaniac 4.

Enya - Watermark 5.

Coldplay Strawberry Swing

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Barcelona Please Don’t Go 7. All Saints - Pure Shores 8.

Adele Someone Like You 9.

Mozart Canzonetta Sull’aria 10.

Cafe Del Mar - We Can Fly

Sources: Caltlyn Conville, Bergen Community College Graphics by Erandi Urrieta

Top Ten Songs For Teens

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Confidence The first thing they look at is you. Make sure you

give off the right impression from the beggining.

Have confidence and show them that you are ready, trust me it gives you so many extra cookie points.

Personality

They want smart curious actors. Ask questions and DON’T give one word answers. Make sure that they can see that you really want the role. Smile a lot and let it all shine through.

Connection Know your lines. Knowing your lines will make

help make sure that you keep eye contact with the audience helping to make a connection, and will therfore make everything much more believable.

Character Make sure you can connect with the

cheracter that you are auditioning as. If you cant make a connection with the cheracter than that might not be the best role for you.

Objective Read in between the lines. Look depper into the story

and really ask yourself what the cheracter wants and what their purpose is in that scene.

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Graphics by Jatziriz Hernandez

Top 10 Celeb Net Worths

Ophrah Winfrey

$3.2 bilion Jami Gertz $2 billion Brock Pierce $1 billion Jacqueline Gold $860 million Shahrukh Khan $600 million Tom Cruise $570 million Simon Cowell $550 million George Clooney $500 million Mel Gibson $425 million Arnold Sehwarzengger $400 million

Source Forbes.com

Graphics by Jatziriz Hernandez

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Brittney Dawson during the interview. Photo by Janeth Leija

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Living The Acting Life

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knowledge] would have cured a lot of heartbreak.”

little over two decades ago, Brittney Dawson began her journey into the acting realm. She Many modern actors learn not to take rejection so started off small, with just her and a little stage personally knowing that it’s not them, its more the in her living room, but it soon progressed into way others judge them. something more -- the theatre.

“I always performed in church when I was younger Dawson, born in Malibu but raised in Austin, and at family events, my cousins and I would act is a 26-year-old actress who teaches in the arts out ‘Peter Pan’,”Dawson said. program of Austin Community College.

Starting out small makes the whole acting process “Us being actors, we get ‘no’ a lot,” Dawson said. a lot easier, some may even say effortless.

“Most of the time It’s because of our appearance “My first real performance in front of a big not necessarily because of the talent.” audience was when i was around 3 or 4 but i don’t Actors sometimes don’t get the part for reasons remember much.” Dawson said. out of their control. Maybe producers wanted a brunette not a blonde and take the easy road by Dawson got a headstart in her career which made it much easier for her, but that doesn’t mean it’s choosing a burnett instead of a blonde. impossible for people to start later in life.

“At the end of the day it comes down to our exterior not the interior,” Dawson said. “I just wish “I look up to people who aren’t a big names I knew that before getting in the industry. [This but they have made an impact,” she said. “Most people think that they are overnight sensations but in reality they worked hard for it they were just not big enough yet.”

Acting takes time, being successful will never be an overnight thing.

Actors will have to work on smaller roles perhaps a commercial before they get to working on a movie.

“I was doing this play called ‘Pool No Water’ where my character was very true to herself and had a bit of trust issues,” Dawson said. “I realized that people just need a little push sometimes and they can break free.”

Most actors learn a thing or two after they have performed a certain role.

“There will definitely be roles in which the actor may be affected even in the slightest bit over the script and/or the role,” Dawson said. “Many actors take a part of the role with them when they are finished with it.”

Some actors get cast into certain roles

because of their looks or personality.

“I never get the ‘girl next door’ type of role but i’m okay with it,” Dawson said. “Most of the time my roles are strong,crazy ,slightly no filter, and very raw powerful woman.”

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“Don’t focus on the industry, forget about the agent and the headshots even your resume. Focus on training and make sure you are taking classes” Dawson said.

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Stroll on Celebrity Street

By Amiri Pittman

y t i r b s e l w e C e N “They are voicing their opinion on people they don’t know and don’t know the details of that certain relationship,” - Duana Welch, psychologist 28, Glued

riana Grande is officially engaged to Pete Davidson, but fans are speculating that it is too early and set up for an divorce soon. Ariana Grande, 24, and Pete Davidson, 24, have made it official just after only two months of dating.

Some fans feel disappointed because they’re both young and a fresh couple. Although Ariana ArianaGrande Grandeis isperforming performingat at herherDangerous Woman Dangerous WomanTour Tourin in Manchester, Manchester, New New Hampshire, Hampshire, SNHU Arena, on February SNHU Arena, on February19,19, 2017.

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fans are disappointed, there are many who are here for the relationship, which came right after Grande leaves relationship with Mac Miller.

Miller and Grande, started dating in August 2016. They released songs together before their break up in early May 2018.

Soon after her relationship with Miller ended, Grande entered another with Davidson.

Fans can have an effect on relationships.

Melanie Gutierrez, 14, is a Grande fan and has watched her on television in 2010. “I used to watch her growing up on Nickelodeon and it is crazy to see her getting married,” said Gutierrez.

This brings up the question can fans have an impact on celebrity relationships? Duana Welch is known for applying social science to people’s reallife relationship issues. She is

Timeline of ariana March 2016

Grande and Davidson reveals Davidson meet on May 17 that he is no longer acclaimed blog Saturday Night Live. the author of internationally in a relationship.

LoveScience and book Love Factually.

“Fans can definitely have an effect on celebrity relationships,”said Welch. “They are voicing their opinion on people they don’t know and don’t know the details of that certain relationship.”

May 9, 2018

Grande and Miller split after 2 years of dating.

May 21

Grande and Davidson are seen flirting at the Billboard Awards.

Grande spoke out about her fans’ opinions concerning their engagement saying they need to get over it.

There are many examples o f celebrities’ relationships that have dissolved because they’re under the stress of the world watching them. Fans can be a reason why celebrity relationships Dr. Duana Welch, don’t last. “Almost all Courtesy of Duana Welch human beings are affected by others’ opinions, whether

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grande’s relationships The two make their public debut on Instagram

Davidson and Grande are seen flirting on Instagram.

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The two are spotted Kanye’s album listening party.

Davidson and Grande are engaged

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or not they’re celebrities. There are people who don’t care what others think, but they’re sociopaths,”said Welch.

Celebrity or not, relationships will last with an abundant amount of positive interactions with each other. “In research, happy couples have only one negative event-criticizing their partner, for instance-for every twenty positives. You need five positives per negative for a relationship even to survive. And a one-to-one ratio doesn’t last, period,” stated Welch. “The good has to massively outweigh the bad.”

There is no public date for Grande’s wedding.

June 11

Survey Have you heard anything about E-Sports tourname nt?

67% of the participants said they haven’t heard about the tournament.

If so, who do you think will win?

100% of the participants said Ninja and Marshmello will win the tournament.

Do you think the 3 million dollar charitable prize is fair?

67% of the survey participants said the prize money is fair.

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Source: Ezine summer class of 2018

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Taurus Justin Bieber and Rihanna

Gemini - Liza Koshy and Logan Paul

Cancer John Cena and Adele

Leo - Kanye West and Mackenzie Ziegler

Virgo Selena Gomez and Lionel Messi

Libra Shawn Mendes and Kylie Jenner

Scorpio Cameron Dallas and Beyonce

Capricorn PewDiePie and Katy Perry

PiscesLeBron James and Dove Cameron

Aquarius - Taylor Swift and Ethan Dolan

Sagittarius - Jacob Sartorius and Maddie Ziegler