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Internet response to Malala Yousafzai’s “cowgirl” first look photo when she makes her acting debut in the British series We Are Lady Parts

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Internet response to Malala Yousafzai’s “cowgirl” first look photo when she makes her acting debut in the British series We Are Lady Parts

A cameo appearance by Malala Yousafzai in the second season of the British television series We Are Lady Parts marks her screen debut. Since its publication, the TV show’s first glimpse of the Nobel Peace Prize recipient has garnered attention on social media. Malala is seen riding a horse and sporting a cowboy hat. On Thursday, NBCUniversal’s streaming service in the US and Channel 4 in the UK will launch Season 2 of Niza Mandoor’s show, which will feature an appearance by the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.

Malala looks like a total cowgirl in her first cameo.
On Reddit, someone shared Malala’s initial impression and commented, “For some reason, a lot of people are going to be annoyed for this.” A different individual said, “Making weak idiots very, very angry is kind of her thing.” Some Instagram users weren’t thrilled with Malala’s first appearance.

“Doing what she does best… acting,” one person wrote. Everything is now out in the open.” “Acting and hidden talent?,” remarked a second. Nope! You were engaged in it right away.” “Rafah is on fire, and when did she raise her voice for them???” was the remark made by someone else on a post, challenging her purported quiet on Palestine. Someone wrote, “Leave her alone!” in support of Malala. Give her space to live. She does not lead your life.

Malala in her first acting role
“I never expected to be in a show,” the campaigner stated in an exclusive interview with British Vogue. When questioned further about how she got the role in Nida Manzoor’s We Are Lady Parts, which centres on the members of an all-female Muslim punk band determined to become well-known—Amina (Anjana Vasan), Saira (Sarah Kameela Impey), Ayesha (Juliette Motamed), Momtaz (Lucie Shorthouse), and Bisma (Faith Omole)—Malala responded, “I went to the premiere of Polite Society, and I saw her speak there.” That movie is a work of art. It dispelled every stereotype.

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“I thanked Nida for making it, and for creating We Are Lady Parts,” she continued. They have such a large audience and are really significant. They are not just for people of colour; everyone can identify with them on many levels, including friendship, family dynamics, and having the courage to pursue your ambitions. I want women and young people to have the opportunity to represent the world as they see it, and through those stories, we can all connect with one another. This is another reason I decided to enter the entertainment industry. However, I’ve always worked behind the scenes; I never imagined that I would be in a show. I’m at last showcasing my latent skill now.”

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Korean soloist IU sues ex-classmate and 180 others over online harassment, deepfakes, and slander

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Korean soloist IU sues ex-classmate and 180 others over online harassment, deepfakes, and slander

IU’s agency, EDAM, reports ongoing court proceedings and additional charges as they address severe online threats against her.

Korean singer-songwriter IU, also known as Lee Ji Eun, has taken decisive legal action against over 180 individuals involved in cyberbullying. These legal proceedings, initiated in 2023, are ongoing, with some cases already reaching the formal court hearing stage, according to the recent update from the agency.

The accusations against these individuals range from severe harassment, including threats and defamation, to the creation and distribution of harmful deepfake content. IU’s agency has cited the gravity of these offenses, which they believe meet the criteria for criminal charges

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IU files legal lawsuit against 180 individuals over cyber bullying

K-pop idols and celebrities frequently face online harassment, often seen as the darker side of fandom culture. In some cases, cyberstalking escalates to the point where idols are subjected to physical threats. On November 11 (KST), EDAM issued a statement announcing they had filed complaints citing severe harassment cases.

“Our agency, in collaboration with a law firm, has filed complaints targeting those who have engaged in criminal acts, including threats, defamation, malicious false accusations of plagiarism, death threats, privacy violations, sexual harassment, distribution of obscene content, creation and distribution of illegal deepfake materials and other illegal activities,” EDAM ent said in an official statement according to the Korea Times.

IU sues ex-classmate for cyber bullying

According to insiders, in addition to the 180 lawsuits already filed, more charges are lined up. One individual accused in the case also involves the singer’s former classmate. “Among them, there is one individual who is presumed to be a middle school classmate of IU. Despite the ongoing case, it has been found that they continue to harass IU. So, we are responding,” EDAM said.

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The case which grabbed a lot of limelight back in 2023 resulted in a major controversy and has so far resulted in six fines, three cases with mandatory education, and one case with probation, according to the agency. Among these cases are accusations from April and May last year, where the singer was targeted with baseless claims of plagiarism.

EDAM also highlighted a particular case where IU faced serious online harassment, including false rumors, sexual harassment, and death threats. Prosecutors have requested a fine of 3 million won (about $2,240) for the person involved. The individual is reportedly appealing the sentence, with a formal trial yet to take place.

EDAM revealed that it has collaborated with “relevant” sources to track individuals using foreign IP addresses or living abroad in attempts to avoid legal trouble. In one case, a suspect accused IU of espionage, claiming she was a spy. However, progress has been delayed as the suspect has continually refused to appear for questioning. This case has now been handed over to the prosecution for further investigation.

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