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"#NinaDobrev (@nina) x @miumiu Paris FW24 🧡🌟💫✨⭐️.
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Old Nina ig posts
I miss this era so much
#delena#nina dobrev#ian somerhalder#elena gilbert#damon edit#stefan salvatore#stelena#damon salvatore#paul wesley#the originals#tvd#stefan x elena#damon x elena#instagram#throwback#tbt#the vampire diaries#vampire diaries#vampcore
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Shaun, Nina, Miles, Julia and Mark in Keleigh's insta story
#cheeky#miles teller#keleigh teller#nina dobrev#shaun white#julia garner#mark foster#keleigh sperry#source: instagram
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Via Nina Dobrev's Instagram Story (August 4th, 2023)
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Nina Dobrev | Valentino dress | Instagram | 2024
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shaunwhite: Happy Halloween from Paradise City
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via keleighteller Instagram Stories | January 2nd, 2024
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like this post if you save/use. ♡
#nina dobrev#icons#icons nina dobrev#nina dobrev icons#icons sem psd#icons without psd#icons actress#2023#instagram#personal
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Ted Sarandos tries so hard to be like-able and relatable more than any other studio executive I've ever seen.
Like, look at this dude?
Don't you just want to punch him in the face?
And it gets worse...
He might look friendly and charismatic amongst these familiar faces, but at the end of the day, Ted is just another studio executive who is willing to cut costs wherever he can, in what he sees as loose ends capable of saving Netflix millions, but actually does in fact result in devastating repercussions for real people.
And yet still, I question his plan for all of this, as Ted is behind the company that has changed the way entertainment is consumed in the first place, with their company flourishing as a direct result of the 07-08 writer's strike. At first it was slow, but then it was full speed ahead, with Netflix starting a trend of streaming that upended the entire entertainment industry, essentially forcing everyone to follow suit. This has then brought us to a point where the conditions and compensation for workers do not at all match what is expected of them, because it is all based on an expired business model that no longer applies.
And yet, Ted has chosen the route as a CEO to create this friendly mask of familiarity amongst his talent and in the business as a whole, in a way that makes you want to trust him.
When new productions are coming out, he's in attendance making small talk and gushing in interviews about how important it is to tell all these stories, making it clear he's trying to convey that morality and this idea of doing the right thing, is important to him presumably.
But how can he call himself 'a union man', from 'a union family' and push this moral agenda, if he's going to continue to play one of the biggest roles in this strike, with the ability to solve it swiftly by just meeting the guilds demands, all the while tearing down that moral image entirely in the process by refusing to do so?
Because the thing is, this image of morality is him using human emotions that he knows make people fall in love with movies and TV in the first place. He knows that a lot of the support comes from people who give a fuck about human lives and people being treated fairly, especially now in 2023.
So, why in the hell would he expect the people he is presenting this morality to, as a cornerstone of their mission (manipulation tactic to distract from the true goal: exponential growth of profits...), to just sit by and be okay with the writers and actors and anyone and everyone on these movies/shows sets, to feel like they are being taken advantage of and abused because of his working conditions???
In the scenario Ted wins and the writers lose, Ted STILL loses, because this facade is now overshadowed by resentful workforce and an audience that is going to have a hard time getting behind trusting this company long term, eventually leading to their downfall.
You think people want to watch a show where we know the working conditions were awful, with them being on the cusp of changing that, only to be fucked over and have to go right back to those conditions?
The strike is a double edged sword at this point, but there's no denying these executives (esp charismatic Ted) would be much better off taking the -0.3 annual costs and calling it a day.
I guess it doesn't really matter though, because to Ted and all these other executives, the bottom line for investors will always be short term growth. They care about right now, not the future. If they can keep up the act that everything is going swell and convince their investors (and competitors) that profits went up this quarter and are projected to continue going up in the next one, they're doing their job. Even if that means burning to a crisp later on, so be it. It'll most likely be someone else's problem by then anyways...
Regardless, I look forward to seeing Ted succumbing to his inevitable fate of meeting the guilds demands, all while he himself has spent years building up and fostering this friendly image, encouraging this idea that morality is important to the end goal. Who would have thought Ted?? That your facade would contribute to backfiring in a strike for workers rights, supported heavily by the very public your company has spent the last decade providing content to, that supports that very same message?
#byler#netflix#stranger things#ted sarandos#jo rambles#oh and bob iger!... have you ever heard of a bugs life? or newsies??#congrats. you played yourself#btw i could not find that picture of noah with ted and nina dobrev on his instagram...#though he posted it in april of this year...#i guess he deleted it...#see Ted!?#your talent is turning on you#talent photo ops REVOKED from ted until further notice#in all seriousness#what really grosses me out is the very high likelihood this strike doesn't affect netflix at all the way it does major broadcasters#broadcasters are holding on for dear life all while Netflix and the other giants like Disney and Warner Bros. are totally fine for now#streamers benefit from a 6 month strike in contrast to broadcasters that are running on borrowed time#streaming is what literally led to the publics support for broadcast television to go down hill#you know... the system that allowed people to get residuals#so yeah i think they're ok with holding out until October#and leading up closer to that is when we're actually going to see the studios start making realistic negotiations#live tv has a very high likelihood of being dead after this is all said and done...#2007 all over again#but for real this time.#and then watch!#netflix is gonna try to revert back to a live tv system with ads#going back to a system they tore down#but have no intention of playing by that systems rules to ensure their workforce is protected in ways they've fought for decades before#fucking despicable#everyone has to suffer because these guys benefit from holding out a 6 month strike if it means coming out on top once and for all
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michaeltrevino Epic way to start the season! 🤘🏼🏂
Thank you @shaunwhite & the entire @whitespace_____ crew for having me out this year. You guys brought a great group of people together, and I can’t wait to test out all this gear on the hill.
📸 : @mikedawsy & @_nickradford
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ryantrygstadhair :
"Babe! @nina In @versace #makeup @lindahaymakeup @markryansalon @crosbycartermgmt @kateyoung"
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Nina Dobrev via Instagram.
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Hot damnnn
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nina: one for the books. what a great group. gorgeous souls got together to celebrate @whitespace_____ . epic trip. so proud of @ shaunwhite 🤍
Thank you to everyone for making it out to Aspen to support.
@ finneas @ claudiasulewski @ steveaoki @ billymagnussen @paulwesley @nataliekuckenburg @ darrencriss @miavoncriss @get_rude @ domifletcher @ nikkiwhatnikkiwho @jjthomas_ @tobymiller @notyourpublicist @milesvt @lucasnathan
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