"What Do You Mean?" What do the two have to do with one another? Absolutely nothing, except for the fact that some people on social media are saying the newest Disney Belle doll to be released – the one that is based on Emma – looks almost shockingly similar to Bieber. What do we mean? Well, see for yourself.Instagram userDarren Scott "He is portrayed as the only one coming down and being able to help," she said. She also explains that these videos portraying these images of utter helplessness date back to the 1980s and "are horrible to watch," noting that "people are so used to them that for many they reinforce that feeling of hopelessness and apathy – and even a negative view of development in that nothing is going in the right direction.” Miles Teller's Next Big Role Might Be His Most Intense Yet merges poetry and young-adult fiction, with a heroine named Xiomara who finds confidence and acceptance through slam poetry. Acevedo’s own work is clearly also a place of solace: “You call them wild curls/ I call them breathing/ ancestors spiraling/ can’t you see them in this wet hair that waves like hello” she affirms in “Hair,” a piece that proclaims the beauty of waves and curls and the refusal to succumb to practices in order to make it more white adjacent. Watching her perform her poetry truly feels like seeing and listening to a sermon you never knew you needed until the last line is spoken.ContentView Iframe URLLet us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: