On May 10 (US time), Khanh Van and 73 Miss Universe contestants practiced for the semi-final night. The representative of Vietnam continues to demonstrate a clear image strategy with an outfit inspired by the colors of street art, the brilliant night lights of Saigon. The matchy matchy outfit combines a deep slit short shirt with long-legged pants, emphasizing seductive curves. After 3 hours of training, Khanh Van changed into jeans and a T-shirt to participate in a charity program with Smile Train – a charity organization specializing in helping children with cleft lip and cleft palate. The 26-year-old girl still keeps her spirit full of energy despite the busy schedule. Before that, Khanh Van appeared with a short blue off-the-shoulder dress. With a height of 1.76 m, the Vietnamese representative belongs to the group of Asian contestants with the most standard appearance. According to Missosology, Miss Universe has gone to the 5th day. Photography, video recording, catwalk, training… activities have all been completed. On May 13, candidates will enter a closed interview round. Khanh Van changes her hairstyle, from straightening to curling to create variety. She does her own makeup in a style that emphasizes her eyes. According to the share, Khanh Van had a few months of makeup lessons before leaving for the US. The representative of Vietnam poses with Asian beauties. This year, Khanh Van was placed in the same room as the Malaysian contestant. The two, along with Miss England, are a group of friends who always appear together and record happy videos on social networks from day one. Khanh Van also gave the contestants pajamas worth 120,000 VND. Carrying 15 suitcases with nearly 200 costumes and accessories, Khanh Van was considered “outstanding”. Talking to Zing about this idea, Mr. Tran Viet Bao Hoang – National Director of Miss Universe in Vietnam – said: “Fashion and communication is a very important part, showing the seriousness of the contest. Among many beautiful girls, a way to make Van stand out is necessary. Moreover, each of Van’s costumes has its own story and meaning, in order to promote many aspects of Vietnam to the world.” . According to Mr. Bao Hoang, fashion is not all that Khanh Van brings to Miss Universe. He shared: “Khanh Van made an impression about the dress at the first step, but in the following days, I believe that the story about the project, activities and way of performance of Van will help her further affirm her value and self-image”.

A mother of five, named Danielle Churchill, from southern Sydney was one of them. Struggling with raising five children, along with the hefty expenses for an autistic child, Churchill tried to apply for support through GoFundMe but was not as satisfactory. In that situation, Churchill received a text message from a person calling himself MacKenzie Scott late last year, offering to assist her every problem. According to the announcement, the ex-wife of the Amazon boss was then deciding to give away half of her fortune, and Churchill was lucky enough to be eligible to receive the money. To verify it, Churchill typed in Scott’s name and the phrase “phishing” on Google. But what she found was that billionaire Scott was actually making the move to spend money on hundreds of nonprofit groups. According to the process, to receive the money, Ms. Churchill must fill out a “membership form” from the charity claiming to be the MacKenzie Scott Foundation, then set up an online account at the Investor Bank and Trust Company. . At that time, a notice said $ 250,000 had been deposited into the account, and asked Churchill to register for a tax identification number and pay a fee to receive the money. Just like that, Churchill was subtly pickpocketed. A series of sites and organizations impersonate former billionaire Jeff Bezos’ wife to make a profit. Photo: Chris Koehler Although Churchill was cautious and actively investigated, the opponent quickly gave convincing evidence to all questions. In fact, throughout 2020, billionaire Scott claims to have charitable with nearly $ 6 billion in his fortune. Her unique dedication model is praised by many for its quickness and directness. However, this makes the female billionaire easy to be impersonated by scammers. Unbeknownst to Churchill then, there was no MacKenzie Scott Foundation. And the Investor Bank and Trust Company, once headquartered in Boston, transformed into the State Street Corporation more than a decade ago. She thought she was dealing with billionaire Scott and his team of assistants, but in reality Churchill was dealing with a sophisticated, adept group of scammers hunting for difficult subjects. In Churchill’s case, the banking channel provided, and Facebook or WhatsApp pages were fake. The use of cryptocurrency applications Bitcoin is also exploited to profit up to about 7,900 USD. This makes the victim unable to get the claim back through the bank or card company as usual. An Israeli-based email security company, Ironscales, said messages impersonating Scott’s billionaire representative were released and sent to more than 190,000 customer email accounts. The incident arose right after the ex-wife of billionaire Jeff Bezos announced the charity amount reached nearly $ 4.2 billion on December 15 last year. As for the victim, it was only after opening a bank account that did not exist did Churchill learn of the other victims. Marti DeLiema, a professor at the School of Social Work at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, said scam tricks via text messaging announcing charity payments are being exploited by bad actors. “Scott’s huge fundraiser has created a hole for the bad guys to take advantage of.” Even people who have actually received donations are even using their names to scam. Or the websites of the US Small Business Administration being copied, impersonating the Federal Trade Commission … Websites and facebook impersonating the billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott sprung up to seduce and deceive victims. Photo: NYtimes. In fact, billionaire Scott has donated most of his wealth to organizations, universities, food banks and frontline charities, rather than giving money to individuals. Besides, the former writer also does not have an official Facebook and Instagram social network account, apart from the Medium page and an authenticated Twitter account. And all fees to receive funding are unwarranted. Scott’s representative declined to comment on fraudulent activities on behalf of billionaire ex-wife Jeff Bezos.