But there are people who are fighting for better representation in the industry, including Charmaine Chan. She’s a Tech Lead Compositor at Industrial Light & Magic (ILM), a VFX and animation studio associated with Lucasfilms. Charmaine created a video series, aptly named “Women in VFX,” which spotlights and interviews female VFX artists from all over the globe. But people are unhappy about the way she closed this rant: "If they show my acne scars or a wrinkle in my forehead or my teeth aren't perfectly white, people will look at the photo and say 'no, she's not perfect,' and usually, most people don't want the public trashing and I get it, but f*ck it, I'm here to tell you that's right, I'm not F*CKING PERFECT. I'M A HUMAN BEING AND I'M REAL. So hip hop your asses over the fence and GET OVER IT. @gqmexico."Instagram contentView on Instagram On the last day of her eighth grade year, Aziya Roberts, 14, found herself leading a march of 150 people through the streets of south side Chicago with signs saying “Black Girls Matter” and “I Will Protect Her” written in bold colors, as honks of support from cars passing by echoed through the air. Emma Roberts Reunited With Her "American Horror Story" Family at the Met GalaAfter months of anticipation,Black Panther