She has a knack for making friends easily, with a feminist posse of some of Hollywood’s biggest stars. Those who are close to Delevingne describe her as a non-famous famous person. She says that appearing on the cover of Variety’s Pride issue is something that her younger self wouldn’t have been able to grasp: “I wish I could have told my 16-year-old self that, because honestly, I never would have believed it.” “We hear from young people every day who draw inspiration from their idols like Cara.”Ī year ago, Delevingne accepted an award at The Trevor Project’s annual gala, reading a poem she wrote as a teenager and speaking honestly about learning what love felt like. “She was instrumental,” says Sam Gold, the organization’s talent engagement manager. As an ambassador for the apparel brand, she facilitated a $1 million partnership between Puma and The Trevor Project, the nonprofit devoted to suicide prevention for queer and questioning young people. Just so you know.’” This year, in time for Pride, she’s launching a clothing line for Puma (think rainbow-colored sandals and tank tops), with a portion of the proceeds benefiting LGBTQ+ foundations. “It was just kind of like, ‘This is who I am. “I never thought I needed to come out,” she says. In 2018, Delevingne told her fans that she identified as sexually fluid. “Do you have a conversation with a dude, and they’re like, ‘I’m going to pretend to be with you but not really love you’? I kind of think when I was pushed more that way, I realized how much more I needed to go the other way.” “To me, the idea of having a beard was - I’d heard it happen before - I just felt so disheartened by it,” Delevingne says. Many were impressed by the animated film's It's a Wonderful Life-inspired story and felt it was a worthy conclusion to the celebrated franchise.She’s talked about Weinstein’s ominous phone call before, but not with the same sad afterthought. While some were growing disenchanted by the series by the time the fourth film was released, Shrek Forever After nonetheless dominated the box office and critics singled out its delightfully silly humor, engaging premise, and heartwarming message. Related: Shrek: Every Movie in the Franchise, Ranked by Box Office Results After signing a contract created by the scheming Rumpelstiltskin, Shrek is transported to an alternate reality that is far more dark and bleak than his previous existence, and he sets out to reunite with Fiona. In the most recent installment of the beloved animated franchise, the 2010 comedy Shrek Forever Afterfollows Shrek (Mike Myers) and Fiona (Cameron Diaz) as they adjust to life as parents, with the green-skinned, Scottish ogre struggling with his new role as a family man while longing for the simplicity of the old days. Paramount Pictures / DreamWorks Animation

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