The hood is worn over her head, and it's designed after the head of a sparrow, having a dark gray beak, white markings on its forehead and the sides, and an eye with a dark brown pupil. Underneath her jacket, she has a white suit, and over it, she has dark gray buckles around her torso.
On her upper left leg, there is a dark brown bag with pockets, and she wears gray gloves. When transformed into Eagle with the assistance of Liiri, Jessica's costume reflects her true self as she no longer hides her entire face and voice, as well as her Lakota heritage.
It is a two piece costume which includes a brown and white tailcoat and dark gray pants. Her gloves have stayed gray and her boots are now a bright yellow. The ends of her sleeves, shirt, and pant legs end jagged, with the sleeve and leg ends embroidered with white, gray, black, and brown beadwork. The sleeves of the jacket are edged with decorative wings as to resemble eagle feathers, the entire underside of them being filled in with beadwork.
Her mask, white with a yellow beak shielding her nose, covers only part of her face in contrast to her Sparrow costume. The transformation also alters Jessica's earrings into more elaborate gold, blue, and gray beadwork with a strip of beads dangling from the circle.
Sparrow is witty and supportive. Some instances make her exasperated when others are confused, but she supplies any information they need. In the New York special, Jessica has a strong desire to prove herself as a hero, sometimes leading her to being disobedient towards her superiors.
She also enjoys helping others such as helping Adrien and Marinette admit their feelings. Like her mother, she can be a bit judgmental as she overestimated Ladybug and Cat Noir. Jessica is also quite reasonable and acceptable when needing help from others. As Eagle, most of her personality remains the same and Jessica was able to adapt quickly to her new powers. She is also skilled at riding a skateboard.
Sparrow is physically fit, having enough stamina and skill to keep up with Ladybug and Cat Noir while they're running and to jump from edge to edge down a huge crack in the ground. She also possesses Boomerangs which she can use to throw at her enemies and is able to fly with a wingpack.
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Add it to your IMDb page. Find out more at IMDbPro ». How Much Have You Seen? How much of Jessica Simpson's work have you seen? See more awards ». Known For. The Dukes of Hazzard Daisy Duke. View all 8 comments. Mar 22, Jenna rated it it was amazing Shelves: favorite-memoir-of-all-time , audiobook , favorite-reads-of , reviewed , reading-challenge , music.
Aside from a deadly raging mutant virus that emerged to sweep the globe - that I loved this book SO much is probably my greatest surprise of ! When it came to the ultimate teen trifecta of the s? Now, I never had anything against her, and I always thought she was smarter and more talented than she ever got credit for: I just thought that I had absolutely NOTHING in Aside from a deadly raging mutant virus that emerged to sweep the globe - that I loved this book SO much is probably my greatest surprise of !
That is ALL still true! But, turns out there was, and is, SO much more to her than that! We evolve, ya know? This book IS about personal evolution - and it delivers on that front entirely separately from the fact that this just so happens to be the evolution of a supernova superstar. This is not the case here at all. Simpson remains respectful, thoughtful - and anything but restrained! Well, this book is like that, but REAL!
Simpson a lifelong avid diarist, turns out has a very unique voice, and she and her co-writer did an amazing job rendering it - as evidenced by her commanding ownership of, and clear emotional connection to, her prose and story as she reads it. Now, again, I know Simpson is more intelligent and a better actress than she often gets credit for, but still - she would need to be Meryl Streep in order to read the book the way she does if it were not written in what is more or less her true voice.
Simpson writes of an itinerant childhood with some Jessica also experiences and writes about childhood and adolescent abuse and bullying. Hell, anyone who survives John Mayer and lives to tell the tale probably has some insight! Along with this, Jessica discusses her at-risk pregnancies, motherhood, and how love for her new family prompted realizations that helped her overcome self-destructive relationships with drinking, pills, eating, and exercise. She also does the hard work many of us need to do in terms of developing better understanding of some of the family of origin dynamics that have impacted her and working on acceptance, forgiveness, and implementing healthier boundaries.
How refreshing is that? But seriously, the whole pandemic thing was also getting underway when I started listening to this, and it was distracting and uplifting and inspiring and diverting in a much-needed way.
Thanks for the hand, Jessica! Mar 18, Christy rated it it was amazing Shelves: non-fiction , read-in , memoirs , favorites , audiobook. I was never really a fan of Jessica Simpson's music back in the day, but when her reality show came out when I was in High School I absolutely loved it.
Seems like that was a time when reality TV was fairly new at least to me and I was so there for it! I had to buy all the seasons on DVD and grew to love her down to earth, silly personality.
After that I pretty much lost all track of her and only saw the occasional picture or tabloid story. I never knew she dyed her hair brown!
I had to look th I was never really a fan of Jessica Simpson's music back in the day, but when her reality show came out when I was in High School I absolutely loved it. I had to look that up to see for myself!
With all that said I absolutely loved this! I'm usually a huge fan of memoirs, but this one has rushed up to be one of my favorites. She's obviously a big celebrity, but I still found much of this so relatable. It was really well written and I loved listening to her narrate the story of her life. It was honest, insightful, entertaining View 2 comments. Small town free concert, ha! In this candid memoir, she shares her life story thus far including details of her very public, high-profile relationships.
But also brutal. Her endearing nature makes me believe her side. I had no idea she has battled addiction. This is a solid and emotional celebrity memoir. A very self centered person who thinks she is special. Watch VH 1 for a much shorter version so you can read something substantial to refuel your soul. I would not recommend this book. The only interesting parts have been revealed in the press. The rest is just self centered fluff.
View all 7 comments. Mar 16, Jodi rated it did not like it. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here.
I needed to prove to myself that my initial take was right, and I did. My heart breaks for the traumatic experiences she had as a child and I'm glad she's been able to seek therapy and healing. Other than that, she is completely lacking in self awareness and unbelievably self congratulatory. I saved myself for marriage, but once I was divorced, all bets were off. All women should accept their bodies as beautiful, no matter size or weight, but I'm a super VIP and you need to know that I'm super tiny and am entitled to plastic surgery.
God called me to use my voice to help women, but He's really just a genie in the sky to call on when I need a favor. I'm super smart, way more than people give me credit for, but I had never heard of Bosnia until I went there and I didn't know the correct lyrics to 'God Bless America' until I saw the President singing the correct words along with me, after I had performed it hundreds of times.
I'm grateful for all the experiences I've had and wouldn't change a thing, but you need to know that all my problems are someone else's fault, esp the men I was involved with. So much cognitive dissonance - she thinks she's so normal and relatable when in reality she's just a celebrity out of touch with all the rest of us and just can't admit it to herself. My one point of praise is that I've never liked John Mayer as a musician and now I know he's overall an awful guy, so my original take was validated.
View all 5 comments. I've always liked Jessica Simpson's music and clothing line so I thought I would really like this book. But, I didn't because it really is ridiculous unrealistic Hollywood fluff. I think it just affirmed that she seems to be a not too bright but beautiful celebrity that proved she cannot relate to normal people.
She wrote a book about how she has been an alcoholic for a long time despite always being hyper focused on her children. She talked incessantly about loving herself and letting go off al I've always liked Jessica Simpson's music and clothing line so I thought I would really like this book.
She talked incessantly about loving herself and letting go off all the body scrutiny she suffered She talks so much about being free but the entire book details some serious dependency issues with her family. Plus, all the want to know spoilers are already in the media.
Feb 29, Kelly added it Shelves: non-fiction , audio-book , read-in I did not anticipate this to be as good as it was, but it's a pretty freaking good celebrity memoir.
Simpson is endearing, even when she is clearly as ditzy as she comes across, and throughout, it is very clear she's tenderhearted to a fault. But what really struck me was how many men took advantage of that very thing about her to hurt her. John Mayer?
Nick Lachey? None of this is surprising, but oh boy, does it come out. Readers who love celeb memoirs will enjoy this one. I have no r I did not anticipate this to be as good as it was, but it's a pretty freaking good celebrity memoir.
I have no real attachment to Simpson other than watching "The Newlyweds" in my teens, but I really like her after this. She's been through a lot and never blames anyone but herself when she finds herself in those tough spots.
Audio is read by Simpson, which will be great for some and not for others. Her emoting can get overwhelming, but also, I think it really drives home that she is so emotionally-driven. View 1 comment. This book is absolutely wonderful. Yes, Jessica spills the tea. She lets you know exactly what happened behind the scenes of her reality show and her marriage to Nick. Jess dishes on her relationship with Tony Romo I forgot they dated?
Not to mention, Jessica is funny! She was nekkid in this book, not naked, but nekkid. Figuratively of course. May 01, Barbara rated it really liked it. Jessica Simpson Jessica Simpson is an American pop star, actress, fashion designer, and author. Jessica's father was a Baptist minister, and young Jessica grew up attending nightly services, going to church camps, attending bible schools, and doing mission work with youth groups.
Young Jessica Simpson In , after the attendees at a church camp sang hymns, the pastor announced 'There's somebody here who's going to use their voice to change the world. They will use their voice to minister to othe Jessica Simpson Jessica Simpson is an American pop star, actress, fashion designer, and author. They will use their voice to minister to others. The singer started her career with gospel albums, and went on to become a mainstream star.
It wasn't an easy journey though, and Jessica tells her story in 'Open Book. Joe and Tina Simpson As a child, Jessica sometimes stayed at the home of family friends, and an older girl in the house molested her for years. Jessica was afraid to tell her parents, and when she did, they said nothing - though her visits to that family stopped. Unfortunately, the abuse haunted Jessica, and when she confided in a fellow cheerleader in middle school, the girl spread rumors and the bully machine went into high gear, calling Jessica a lesbian and making her life miserable.
Jessica Simpson was a cheerleader in middle school Perhaps serendipitously, Jessica's music career began soon afterwards, and she was often in Nashville with her parents, recording songs for her first gospel album. Jessica Simpson's music career began when she was a teenager Jessica's father gave up his ministry to become her manager, and Jessica' mother accompanied her to concerts and organized her wardrobe.
It was during Jessica's teen years - when her career was gearing up - that the singer's substance abuse started, with Tylenol PM and then Ambien to help her relax and sleep. Jessica Simpson with her parents, Joe and Tina Once Jessica went mainstream with her music, her career skyrocketed. The young singer became the breadwinner of the family, a huge responsibility that weighed heavily on her shoulders.
Jessica was and is a devout Christian, and had little experience with men. Thus year-old Jessica was bowled over when she met handsome, year-old singer Nick Lachey, a meeting that was essentially love at first sight for both of them. Nick Lachey Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey Jessica told Nick AND the media that she meant to remain a virgin until she married, and this was fodder for talk shows and interviews for years. Imagine the whole country discussing your self life!
Regrettably, this was a self-inflicted wound. Jessica was 22 when she wed Nick, and the couple became the stars of a reality show called 'Newlyweds. Moreover, Jessica filmed 'The Dukes of Hazzard' during this period, and had an 'emotional affair' with her costar Johnny Knoxville.
Johnny Knoxville Jessica Simpson and Johnny Knoxville Nick was also rumored to be unfaithful, and the couple divorced soon afterwards. Jessica is very open about her relationship with Nick, and the mistakes they both made. Jessica's drinking and use of prescribed medication ramped up during this period, and became a decades-long coping mechanism.
Jessica wore racy shorts as Daisy Duke in The Dukes of Hazzard, and this escalated her status as a sex symbol. Jessica Simpson as Daisy Duke As often happens with female stars, the public became obsessed with Jessica's weight and appearance. The scrutiny caused Jessica much suffering, particularly after she gained a few pounds and appeared in 'mom jeans' at a chili cookoff in Jessica Simpson in 'mom jeans' The subsequent public hazing went on for over a decade, and though Jessica tried to shake it off - and love herself at any weight - she admits she prefers her public image when she's thin.
After Jessica split from Nick, she had a long relationship with football player Tony Romo John Mayer Jessica Simpson and John Mayer Both men were controlling and difficult, but Jessica felt compelled to please them, and maybe even 'save them' in the Christian sense.
Mayer was especially diabolical, repeatedly breaking up with Jessica to inspire his songwriting. In , after Jessica and Mayer split for good, the musician gave an explosive interview to Playboy, calling Jessica 'sexual napalm. It was during this time that Jessica's father Joe announced he was divorcing his wife Tina. People also ask.
What is Nicks real name? Empire Boo Boo Kitty www. Is Nick short for Nicholas? Nick is a masculine given name. It is also often encountered as a short form hypocorism of the given names Nicholas , Nikola, or Nicolas. Nick - Wikipedia en.
What kind of name is Nick? The name Nick is an English baby name. In English the meaning of the name Nick is: Lord. Abbreviation of Nicholas. Mythological Nike was Greek goddess of victory and root origin of 'Nicholas. Nick name meaning - SheKnows www. What channel is Nick Music on? The channel is aimed at children from 5 to 15 years old and plays only music.
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