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Which celebrities are unrecognizable without their signature look or makeup?

With or without makeup, they're still beautiful.Katy PerryJessica AlbaKim KardashianSofia VergaraAdeleAnne HathawayLady GagaDemi LovatoBritney SpearsJennifer LopezRihannaImage Sources:50 Celebrities Who Are Totally Unrecognizable Without MakeupShocking Photos Of Celebrities Without MakeupUnrecognizable photos of celebs without makeup

Many singers on Quora seem obsessed with questions about vocal ranges/classifications: where/why is this a concern?

It would seem that a majority of those asking are younger, probably with some dreams of wanting to be able to sing or perform, as many people have, and perhaps they are insecure about their voice, i.e. afraid they’re not good enough join a choir or sing in front of others. Generally they want a label to identify with, as part of finding themselves.I took two free trial singing lessons in the 90’s. One teacher classified me as a mezzo right after hearing me sing, with whatever criteria she used. At the time, I had no understanding of tessitura or passagio. I had only taken a few $15 lessons in college from a masters’ voice student, which really only covered some basic breathing techniques.My current teacher, whom I started with in 2013, never classified me for the first couple of years, then sometime this year, she commented as part of the lesson, that I was a soprano and she was a mezzo (which I knew), and so we had a brief conversation, because I had always considered myself a mezzo based on what I had learned about tessitura, and she agreed that I’m on the borderline between them. Because of my voice weight and tone, I would most likely be classified as a light lyric mezzo-soprano. Knowing my voice classification, even vaguely, has helped me build my identity in singing. I can’t always sing as low as a solid mezzo, and I can’t always sing as high as a soprano can reach. While the voice type doesn’t serve the same purpose for general popular genres of music as it would for classical, it’s still helpful when searching for material you’re not familiar with.

Why is the Disney movie "Frozen" so popular?

Frozen, Disney's most recent animated film, recently won the Golden Globe for Best Animated Feature.Just a brief synopsis: It follows the lives of two sisters, Anna and Elsa, who are also princesses of the Kingdom of Arendelle.  The eldest, Elsa, has "snow queen powers," which include the ability to freeze things by touch, start snow blizzards in the summer, and build castles out of ice.  However, Elsa estranges herself from Anna, even when both their parents perish in a shipwreck, in order to protect Anna from the icy powers Elsa can not control.  However, after a dispute over a marriage blessing for Anna, Elsa loses all control, starts a giant snow storm in Arendelle, and runs away into the snowy mountains, building herself an isolated and icy castle.  Anna must leave her fiancé, Hans of the Southern Isles, whose marriage to she desires even though she has known him for only a day, and go get her sister.  However, along the way, she makes new friends including Sven the reindeer, Olaf the talking snowman, and Kristoff, the rugged ice merchant.  I won't spoil the ending, but I will say that it does not end in a kiss between Princess Anna and a "Prince Charming."Many critics have praised Frozen, for it is arguably the first Disney movie where the princesses have other things on their minds beside princes and marriage.  Additionally, as stated above, the ending of Frozen does not end in a kiss between Princess Anna and any sort of "Prince Charming."Most, if not all, past classic Disney princesses spend the majority of the movie trying to find a man.Additionally, Jennifer Lee, who directed Frozen, is Disney Animation's first female director.However, some critics argue that the way in which Frozen marketed and continues to market itself is alienating as well as "shaming" to those girls who enjoy watching the "princess and prince fantasy" play out.  One of those critics, Akash Nikolas, writes, "We champion the culture of teenage boys every day—giving them all the comic book heroes, sports stars, and p0rn any human could conceivably consume. Can’t we give teenage girls one thing without demonizing them?"One example of marketing: the title of the animated feature was changed from "The Snow Queen" to "Frozen."A major theme of this movie is that girls don't need Prince Charming to come rescue them, and that is unique.

How do one show his confidence by his physical appearance?

Your confidence lies in you. Only you can build it and destroy it, it's all in your hands. As for physical appearance, we all know it doesn't matter much, you're not your waist size or your hair type, you are not your skin colour or eye colour, you are not your height or weight, you are your level of selflessness and kindness,  you are your capabilities and talents, you are your choices and strength. So if you want to feel confident with your physical appearance, don't just take physical appearance into consideration, take everything. And the only thing you can do to feel confident with your physical appearance, is not work out, not watch winged eyeliner tutorials, but tug your lips upward, lift your chin up, and march over your insecurities. Because you are you and you are beautiful, no one can change that, and no one will change it until you keep smiling and keep moving forward. "The mirror can lie, it doesn't show what's inside. "-Demi Lovato