leader. The clip, though similar to One Direction's epic "Midnight Memories" — running around the city, replacing the kebab stand with a fish and chips shop — it's decidedly grittier and doesn't actually feature Zayn singing. (After seeing this side to the singer, the prior video seems downright quaint and more than a little cheesy.) Instead, the camera pans across him and other kids, most of whom look refreshingly normal. It's an anthem of a song: Say what you want to say, but you wouldn't say that to my face. And that's what brought her here, in this room, in this moment in time, to talk about an album that, in retrospect, is so much more than an album. It healed her. It consoled her. It brought her closer to the people she loves most and to her dream — not to be a star, but to sing. would rather cast a healthy, 'normal' looking child and put him in makeup and prosthetics, rather than cast someone who looked like me."According to theNational Craniofacial Association has made it clear she is not OK with paparazzi invading her personal space — and that goes double when her kids are involved.On Saturday, February 22, theLizzie McGuirestar posted avideo