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"Ansel Elgort is on top of the world these days. He&amp;#039;s got several more of those Divergent films to do and he&amp;#039;s cemented his status as a teen heartthrob after The Fault in Our Stars literally caused tweens to simultaneously faint and cry every time he came on-screen during the film. But now, Ansel has got some demands and he hopes someone, anyone will comply. You see, there were these pictures a while ago that depicted Ansel without his shirt on and just a whole bunch of armpit going on (which is great! Armpit is in!). These photos made it look like Ansel modeled (wishful thinking) and so now his Wikipedia page says that Ansel isn&amp;#039;t just an actor, but a model as well. And this, for whatever reason, is pissing the star off. He tweeted this just the other day:  Anything, Ansel? You&amp;#039;d do anything to get that off your Wikipedia page? Would you, perhaps, even model? It&amp;#039;s just Wikipedia, though, right? The online encyclopedia that anyone can edit? Have you seen some of the things on there? Honestly, Ansel, as long as no one is using that page as a reference in a scholarly paper (Ansel Elgort: The Days of His Modeling Past), no one&amp;#039;s taking it seriously in the first place. Ride the wave you&amp;#039;re on and enjoy all the attention. There&amp;#039;s really nothing you can do to change the fans&amp;#039; minds (but you can change the Wikipedia entry yourself!). And judging by the Twitter responses to Ansel&amp;#039;s plea, no one&amp;#039;s reading the tweets and preparing for a revolution. Instead, it&amp;#039;s a sea of &amp;quot;I love you&amp;quot;s and &amp;quot;follow me back&amp;quot;s. They&amp;#039;ll love you whether you&amp;#039;re a model or not. They&amp;#039;ll love you either way. Follow Mark on Twitter.   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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