The article discusses the launch of an app called Protector that allows individuals to hire high-level security personnel, primarily ex-military or police, for personal protection. It highlights the expertise of its security contractors and their significant experience in handling high-profile individuals. Additionally, it covers Hollywood's exploration of racial inequality in the film industry, emphasizing black actors' struggles for representation and opportunities. Finally, it notes Gal Gadot's portrayal of the Evil Queen in the new "Snow White," emphasizing her dark twist on the character.
"We're ex-military. High-level security via an app. Officers, military special ops guys. Years of enforcement and experience. Air Force rescue men, SEALs."
"Black or African Americans won't say how badly they feel. But as a kid looking in the mirror acting out a John Wayne scene you don't think this is ever possible for them. When it is you're so grateful."
"Mistakes were made. New York and LA are hotbeds. Also Miami and San Francisco. If someone gets to your principal, it's a failure."
"Gal Gadot says her Evil Queen says: 'Magic Mirror on the wall' before she lets herself go all the way and say, 'I love celebrating evil.'"
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