In a clip, Londone showed how hairstylists appeared to be avoiding doing her hair Londone Myers has thanked fans for support after exposing the struggles black models still face. The American model is quickly rising through the ranks of the fashion industry, having strutted her stuff on the catwalk for the likes of Louis Vuitton, Chloe and Dior during the recent Paris Fashion Week. But in a time-lapse video from an unnamed show uploaded to her Instagram account, Londone showed how hairstylists appeared to be avoiding doing her hair by focusing on other models, and claimed that she had been sent down the runway with "

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"Of all times to have a backless dress." Hours before stepping out on the red carpet for the Tokyo premiere of "Mordecai" in January 2015, Amber Heard says she and Johnny Depp got into a fight that left her concerned about bruising. Taking the stand on Thursday as part of Depp's ongoing defamation trial, Heard said the two "got into an argument" in their hotel room after she "said something snotty to him that provoked him.