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Bella Hadid Says She Wants To Get Into Acting

Bella Hadid may have made a name for herself as a model, but she's looking to expand her horizons. Namely, she wants to dive into acting roles. In an interview with The Telegraph, she opened up about her aspirations, saying: “I need to start taking acting classes and figure out a way to memorize things better,” she said. “But yes, the Oscar — one day." In the interview, she talks about how she felt pressured to grow up so quickly as her career took off just as she was coming-of-age. "Working this much is going to give me a better platform to do bigger things in the world," she explained. As for modeling, she's grateful for the opportunities she's had, but definitely doesn't see it as the end-all-be-all of her career. “I’m not saying I don’t love my job, but people think modeling is just [a thing] to become more famous,” she said. “I was 100% independent by the time I was 18, and I paid for my own apartment. That wasn’t because of my parents. I worked my...

A Scrum Story - DZone Agile

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Ready to start working on a new development project? Great! But not everything is about coding. In fact, the most difficult part comes when several people have to work together towards the same goal, and without a way to visualize all the to-do's, things can often fall apart before they begin. That's where Scrum comes into play. Scrum is a Project Management set of good practices that can be applied in any software project . In fact, it can be applied in any project that has a defined output. Scrum is based on iterations, or Sprints as they're called in the Scrum world. Each Sprint contains all the phases of a long-term project such as: Analysis Design Implementation QA At the end of each Sprint, the product increment that could be achieved during the Sprint's time will be reviewed and validated and the cycle will begin again to build a final product in an iterative way that prevents team members from getting overwhelmed. Those functional increments of the final prod...