Everyday people often daydream of what it would be like to be rich and famous. I can bet Oprah isn’t dreaming of going back to being poor. I, myself wonder what it would be like to party with the stars, date model chicks, possess an unlimited bank account and grace the cover of every magazine. Everybody wants to be famous but only a handful of people in Hollywood are actually talented. In the words of Bruno Mars in that Travis McCoy song "Billionaire", I too want to be a Billionaire so f***ing bad. But at what cost? Without sounding overtly religious, do my material wants and needs outweigh the fact that my immortal soul may burn?

What’s more important looks or personality?
People often say personality to be nice, but there is a slight chance that those people might be lying. I am no saint, I’m also aware that I won’t be gracing the cover of any magazines soon. Let us pretend that I had the option to choice between Gabourey Sidibe (Precious) and Jennifer Nicole Freeman (Claire Kyle from the TV series My Wife and Kids), I’d go with Jennifer and make all my friends jealous. Joking! I would rather have someone with a sparkling personality than just looks, mainly because based on my experience the one with the looks would only value me as a platonic friend.

 

Washington D.C., The District Of Columbia or just simply as it is best known D.C. is the capital of our great nation. Although D.C. is not officially considered a state, it still has plenty of great benefits. This is the place where a great majority of our laws are passed, but D.C. not only has historical influence, it has cultural influence as well. I may currently live in DC’s bordering state of Maryland, but I was born and bred in the District and I can tell you all about it.

It may be hot outside, but Arizona has gotten just a little bit colder to its Hispanic community. It seems that lawmakers from the state made famous by it’s notorious heat and refusal to accept Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a state holiday in the 90’s have made a commitment to either pass, or at least introduce anti-Hispanic and anti-minority legislation and initiatives.