Band-aids don’t fix bullet holes

Celine Spence, Public Relations
May 27, 2015

On Sun., May 17, recording artist Taylor Swift released the music video for her new single “Bad Blood” with American hip-hop artist Kendrick Lamar at the 2015 Billboard Music Awards. Leading up to the date of release, Swift released posters twice a day of characters that would take part in the video. The characters included stars like Jessica Alba, Mariska Hargitay, Ellen Pompeo, and Selena Gomez. The video has mixed reviews about whether all the build-up for the video was worth it. Swift had a total of eighteen celebrities star alongside her in the video, each only playing a minuscule part in the mini superhero-like film. Not all fans are impressed with the turnout of the video; there was a lot of excitement leading up to the video, that there was pressure for it to be perfect. The song has had a lot hype over whether Swift wrote the song about a supposed feud with recording artist Katy Perry. Now that swift has released her fifth studio album, she is focusing on her current world tour.

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Celine Spence, Public Relations

Being her first year on Downey High School’s online newspaper staff, The Downey Legend, 17 year-old Celine Spence wants to experience writing and working for public relations/business. “I hope to get a lot out of working for public relations,” Spence said.” I want to be proud of my work and outcome.” She wants to major in public relations, which is one reason why she joined Newspaper. Spence wants to challenge herself. Planning and other work will have her moving non-stop, besides her extracurricular activities.

During her spare time, Spence loves to listen to One Direction and 5 Seconds of Summer. Spence’s elective of choice was to join the school’s Jazz/Marching Band, where plays the trumpet and is the section leader. She is also Vice President of the Sprench club. Besides school, she is part of a family of five and is half English and half Caribbean. Last but not least, she hopes to study in England in the future.