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As Trump set to end presidency, are these final days of his brand too?

Story highlights He gambled on foreign policy, botched travel bans, showed no understanding of the system, interfered with the judiciary, and even attempted a coup About ten years ago, Donald Trump was one of the strongest human brands ever. The world looked up to him as he was the man with the Midas touch. The billionaire businessman was not a career politician, but the people of the United States saw the perfect president in him.  Trump won the presidency in 2016 but lost reputation, face and brand value.  In 2015, America s retail giant Macy s cut ties with Trump after his comments on migrants and Mexico. 

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Are Wendy Osefo and Kenya Moore Friends? The RHOP Star Speaks on Team Kenya

From Porsha Williams and Monique Samuels to Cynthia Bailey and Gizelle Bryant, the women of The Real Housewives of Potomac and The Real Housewives of Atlanta have always had friendships. For franchise newcomer Wendy Osefo, does she happen to be friends with the Atlanta queen, Kenya Moore?

Miss Alabama USA 2021: Miss Cullman takes the crown

Miss Alabama USA 2021: Miss Cullman takes the crown Updated Jan 11, 2021; Posted Jan 11, 2021 Alexandria Flanigan, a pre-law student at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, was crowned Miss Alabama USA 2021 at a ceremony in Auburn.(Courtesy of RPM Productions) Facebook Share Flanigan was one of 26 women vying for the title of Miss Alabama USA 2021. She competed in interview, swimsuit and evening gown segments on Saturday, and moved on to the Saturday finals. Kelly Hutchinson, Miss Alabama USA 2020, crowned her successor on Sunday. “This is my first pageant ever,” a victorious Flanigan said in an Instagram video posted by pageant producer RPM Productions. The pageant was streamed online via PageantsLive.

Eye of the beholder: Are beauty pageants making a comeback?

Eye of the beholder: Are beauty pageants making a comeback? 9 Jan, 2021 03:08 AM 6 minutes to read Lorraine Downes is crowned Miss Universe in 1983. By: Aroha Awarau COMMENT: Beauty pageants have long been an anachronism, yet as they become more inclusive, it seems they are finding a new audience. By Aroha Awarau. I was 7 in 1983 when Lorraine Downes became the first New Zealand woman to be crowned Miss Universe. It was a huge deal. The TV news led with the victory and reported the moment as if the 18-year-old had won an Olympic gold medal. Then-prime minister Robert Muldoon added to Downes status by comparing her win to the Kiwi league team beating the Kangaroos two days earlier. Congratulations, all New Zealanders are very proud of you, he wrote in a telegram after Downes was crowned. Beating the Australians at rugby league and now the world at beauty, poise and charm. Well done!

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