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Interview: Quvenzhané Wallis and Dwight Henry, Stars of Beasts of the Southern Wild
I just read your interview with the little girl who played the lead in Beast of the Southern Wild and I must say that your interviewer was completely disrespectful to this child. If she had been white I'm sure he would have been more sensitive and less confrontational. He actually made a comment about using the "can" as in bathroom. And he asked her questions that no 8-year-old would even understand. You ought to be ashamed that you are so disrespectful of Black people that you would even think that its okay to treat us differently and a child at that. Disgusting!— July 24, 2012 5:56 p.m.
San Diego models tell all
Although we appreciate the coverage for Scott Copeland International, we would like the opportunity to correct some errors. As an internationally acclaimed model and talent agency, Scott Copeland International is known for top-notch talent. Of course our clients need to be the best they can be. We do not ask them to incur any debt in doing so. In many cases, we have helped financially when needed. Furthermore, no talent agency should ever take a fee for signing talent. Thank you again for the opportunity to remind San Diegans how much we appreciate having America’s finest city as a launching pad for Scott Copeland International beauties. Bree Walker Andrew Taft Scott Copeland— April 3, 2006 11:12 a.m.