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Rachel Starr being late for an interview wasn’t a scandal. It was a statement. In a world that demands women in her position be eternally grateful, eternally early, and eternally agreeable, she risked being seen as difficult for the sake of being seen as human. rachel starr late for an interview
"As a public figure, you have a responsibility to be on time and respectful of other people's time," argued one industry insider. "If you're not willing or able to make that commitment, then maybe you're not ready for the level of visibility and attention that comes with being a celebrity." If you're a fan of character-driven dramas like