Marilyn Monroe, or Norma Jeane Mortenson, born in 1926 in Los Angeles, did not have a carefree childhood. She never knew her father, and she spent most of her childhood in orphanages, as her mother was not capable of caring for her. In there, Monroe stated that she was sexually assaulted. Monroe, fortunately, got out of the foster system by marrying her boyfriend at that time, but she had three husbands in total. When her husband was away because of...
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Louis Armstrong and Bruce Springsteen are both well-known and highly respected musical artists. They are both gifted song composers whose works have been listened to by multiple generations and have remained popular through many decades. Armstrong and Springsteen individually achieved significant worldwide popularity, though they performed and composed music that differed in type, style, and rhythm. Louis Armstrong is a well-known jazz artist who lived in the 1900s. He was born on August 4th, 1901 in New Orleans, Louisiana. His...
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The two music style I have chosen is Western classical music, Symphony #40, and South African jazz, The Wedding. Western classical music is mostly from Europ countries, and they have more instruments used than other music styles. South African jazz has a modern music style and uses less traditional instruments than western classical music, it uses instruments such as bass and saxophone, these instruments are not often appearing in classical pieces. I choose these music styles to compare because I...
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Iron man a blockbuster series released in 2008 was a big risk taken by Marvel to release a movie based on an artificial intelligence suit controlled by an eccentric millionaire and the much bigger risk taken by Marvel was the casting of Robert Downey Jr. for the role of iron man. Robert Downey Jr. was not even recognized much during that time and he was even going through a rough phase in his life. Marvel auditioned different actors but Robert...
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Hip hop in South Korea differs from American hip hop – not only by sound and language but also culture and lyrics. The term “K-hip hop” was coined to describe this sub-genre of music. Hip-hop culture in South Korea consists of various elements such as rap, graffiti, DJ-ing, and b-boying. However, rapping takes up a large part of the culture and the term ‘hip hop’ is largely recognized and understood as rap in South Korea. While Korean hip-hop adopted American...
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When dealing with the stereotypes of African American society, it is very difficult to fathom how the average American (or Caucasian American) can understand. Yet, they seem to portray this through hip-hop. Many know that there is an enormous amount of diversity within the hip-hop industry, but it has always belonged to the African American community. Many sources indicate that white Americans are becoming more predominant in the hip-hop industry. As surprising as this may seem, it is something that...
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One cannot talk about country music's pioneering style without remembering Dwight Yoakam who is a multi-talented personality. He is an American musician, songwriter, and actor but is also known as a frequent guest on ‘The Tonight Show’. His prowess as a country musician distinguished him as a music legend with so many compilations, numerous albums, and two Grammy Awards. Dwight Yoakam was not bound to music alone, he was also a movie and TV actor who stood out for his...
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It’s easy to see that today’s music is more diverse than it has ever been, whether it be genres or the topics within these songs, but what if I told you that you, the fans, are what is holding back the evolution and experimentation of music? You may not be doing it intentionally, but the main source of this roadblock is caused by what you’ve been conditioned to believe by the media and society. You’re subconsciously stereotyping artists based on...
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Zootopia makes use of the distinction between female and male animals in the movie to replicate the trouble of sexism in society, particularly in the job field. Although girl animals have the equal job as males, they are constantly underestimated and fail to be dealt with fairly. This truth was once used in the movie to exhibit how gender biases have an effect on how ladies are evaluated and treated. The plot of the film concluded with Judy being well-known...
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Starting in 1776, the United States of America has been a country surrounded by the intense progression of modern times, with topics including economic growth, financial stability, and political strengths and weaknesses. With the United States being at the forefront of many important movements, its citizens and outside powers have often associated patriotism as being the founding and guiding principle of what makes the U.S. such a strong leader. The immense amount of strength though has created a skewed version...
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Louis Armstrong had a nickname called Satchmo and was the influencer of 1920 when he created music from trumpet style and vocals that were known to be unique. He had such a stage presence that people just wanted to watch him all the time. He not only impressed the world with Jazz but all music. During his singing career, he recorded famous songs like What a wonderful world and Stardust. His early years were that he was born in New...
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There are several roles of the choreographer one of them is to be able to communicate well with not only the dancers but with the whole production team, this is an example of an interrelationship. Apart from the dancers who are a main part of the production, there was Irene Sharaff who was the costume designer. Lenard Bernstein was the composer. Arthur Laurent was another person he was the screenwriter and author, he helped guide everyone through the musical. Stephen...
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This essay aims to examine Gary Ross’ The Hunger Games, a dystopian science fiction adventure film, using Marxist theory, and feminist theory. The Hunger Games was released in 2012 and took place in the future dystopian world of Panem where it follows the life of 16-year-old Katniss Everdeen who comes from District 12. The leaders of authoritarian Panem live in the Capitol where they control the twelve surrounding districts. And each of the districts produces a unique trade such as...
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Choose one of the movies listed at the end of your lecture notes to watch. From what you have learned about the Age of Enlightenment decide if the filmmakers did a good job portraying life in the 18th century. You can discuss costumes, social structure, architecture, art, or anything that catches your attention. Movies “Sense and Sensibility” During the 18th Century era, women could not own property or have their own wealth because women were involved largely in managing the...
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People are born with a natural sense of fairness and when they are denied their societal rights of equality and justice a rebel is born and steps forward to inspire and lead for a better future. This supports the idea that “ Rebels don’t break rules because they want to, but because they have to”. This theme is reflected by Gary Ross in the highly acclaimed film The Hunger Games. The Hunger Games is about a country Panem divided into...
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“I’m not happy and bubbly, I’m dark and cloudy” claims Dr. Meredith Grey from the hit drama TV show Grey’s Anatomy. Many people are obsessed with the show and the show's main character, Meredith Grey, played by Ellen Pompeo. Pompeo has had many interviews, but two online articles seem to surprise Pompeo’s fans: Sarah Grossbart's (online author for Enews’s ) article “Family Tragedy a Chaotic Childhood and Her Fight for Representation: Inside Ellen Pompeo’s Private World” and Virginia G’s (online...
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The author examines the pattern of popular culture that recently interracial relationships have become represented on several prime-time television shows, and that Asians and Blacks have been paired together on television shows. Usually, we see on prime-time television shows Blacks and Asians have relationships where they are in love and don’t have sex, or where they have sex and aren’t in love. The shows ER and Grey’s Anatomy gave rise to this artifact because they were the first to depict...
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A disruption in a child’s moral upbringing can be partially originated by how they are treated by their parents, whether this is being brought up surrounded by a negative environment or without filial love. In The Picture of Dorian Gray (1890) and The Phantom of the Opera (1910), both authors present their main characters engaging in criminal behavior due to disruptions in their moral upbringing. Wilde’s character, Dorian Gray, begins his moral demise through his jealousy of Basil Hallward’s portrait...
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A person can come into your life when you least expect it and turn your world upside down. At first, they may seem like they are the best thing that could happen to you but then slowly what was once a dream relationship turns into something toxic. Something that turns both individuals into a person they don’t even recognize anymore. So, what if in this situation the person could be erased from your memory as if they never existed? Michel...
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Sergei Prokofiev was born on the 23rd of April 1891, in Sontsovka, which was a part of the Russian Empire and is known today as eastern Ukraine. He was the only surviving child of his father Sergei Alexeyevich Prokofiev and his mother Maria/Grigoryevna Zhitkova. Prokofiev’s mother was an established pianist and she taught him piano from the age of three, quickly gained skills to compose his first piece at age five. In 1904, the 13-year-old Prokofiev and his mother were...
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Rock music first began to emerge in the United States in the late 1940s/early 1950s, also known as ‘Rock n roll’, but the roots of rock can be traced back centuries to drumbeats in Africa and Celtic folk music in Europe. This led to the creation of artists such as Van Halen and Pink Floyd who helped revolutionize music all through the 70s. The instruments involved in a typical rock song would be most typically a rhythm guitar, electric guitar,...
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a. Coward >< Brave Personality of Judy at the beginning is identified as a cowardly animal, especially to the predator. It is described when Judy and her friends doing a show in Bunyburrow, it’s called Carrot Days Talent Show. “A Bunny nervously walks through the dark, foreboding forest, frightened by every shadow and moving leaf. The timpani crescendos. A Jaguar leaps out of the shadows, and attacks the bunny”. [SCENE 1 – Carrot Days Talent Show]. Judy conveys that thousands...
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Deconstruction analysis of Dawn Bellwether as a Minor character a. Unappreciated >< Powerful The personality of Dawn Bellwether as the Assistant of Mayor Zootopia can be identified in the Zootopia script as the unappreciated animal. The first time, Bellwether comes and joins the story, it is clearly visible in herself. It can be proved in table 4.2.1.3, most of the quotations will show you the character or personality of Dawn Bellwether in some different scenes. So, the first character as...
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Television hospital shows like Grey’s Anatomy in the past, as well as the present-day do not depict the real-life hospital and doctor roles. According to (Health Enews Staff) far fewer patients go straight from the emergency room to the operating room in real-life compared to the high percentage of television hospital shows. Injured patients on television shows spend less than a week in the hospital. In reality, most injured patients spend much more time in the hospital. Residents’ lives are...
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Today, billionaires such as Jeff Bezos are hated by the masses; billionaires are heavily criticized and hated for doing unreasonable things with their money. Even though becoming a billionaire is a dream that many hope to achieve, in reality, many fall short. Billionaires are perceived as self-centered, unsympathetic to others, and unrelatable to the common people. In the superhero universe, many billionaires are portrayed and Tony Stark is one of them. Because of this, it would be insightful to think...
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The Phantom of the Opera: The Phantom of the Opera or also known as The head of the fire is a ghost who haunted the Opera. His real name is Erik and most people thought he only was a monster who frightened people because he was frustrated at how ugly he was but there’s a tragic story behind it. Unluckily he was in love with Christine Daae, who loved another man, and tried everything to conquer her. The Persian: The...
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The movie, Inside Out, is an animated movie. The main character of the movie is an eleven-year-old girl by name Riley. Although Riley is the main character of the movie, her emotions in her head play a significant part in a lot of the things Riley does throughout the movie. Riley’s move from Minnesota to San Francisco is one of the reasons most of the problems in her life started to take place because she really didn't want to go....
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“Knowing is better than wondering, waking is better than sleeping, and even the biggest failure, even the worst, beats the hell out of never trying,” says the fictional character, Meredith Grey. While sitting with a friend, the topic of binge-watching came into the conversation. What is a good binge-worthy show? Grey’s Anatomy has plenty of seasons and episodes, making it a great show to perch on the couch, with some snacks, and maybe a few tissues will come in handy....
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The start and finish of this film are brilliantly done, tying the entire movie together without allowing you to realize it until you get to the end. The film kinda reminds me of an infinity loop twisting and turning but always ending where it started. The start and end really are Montauk for these two main characters. This movie is one with great philosophical questions up to interpretation through how the characters’ actions and conversations are played out. This movie...
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Jazz-style periods have their beginning in the early 1920s. If we divide their history into different eras, the adjacent style periods of Bebop and cool are the 3rd and 4th eras that range from 1945-1950 and 1950-1955 respectively. To dig into comparisons and contrasts, a few considerable points are discussed below which show the difference between each style in detail. Bebop was considered hot, loud, exciting, and freestyle whereas cool was considered a soft and more restricted version of jazz....
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