It was filled with shiny pages printed with pictures of white people. I squinted to look at it, though I was nearly blinded by the dust. if you really want to try and elicit change, the most effective way (as the #BoycottCoachella tag demonstrates) is to hit 'em where it hurts: their wallets. And while the experience of Coachella outweighs Anschutz's politics for some, for those who have no interest in giving their money to Anschutz's business ventures, there's a variety of other musicians to back who are using their art for more productive means. Kristen also opened up about how the scandal affected her personal life admitting, “That was a really hard period of my life, I was really young, I didn’t really know how to deal with that. I made some mistakes. And honestly, it’s no one’s business.” "When I looked everything over, I started crying," Michaela told us. "I appreciate everything my mom has done for me, but I didn't realize she spent hundreds of hours driving me to dance classes and trying to find the perfect pointe shoes for me even though I kept growing. She did a lot for me and my sisters, and that was every single day."