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    significant other and they get ripped out of your life just like that. I know that sounds like a movie and well it is but just think how that would feel. In Perfect Chemistry By Simone Elkeles, Brittany and Alex are from different sides of town, Britney is from the “good” and “rich” side and Alex who is from the “poor” side. Nobody would have ever guessed that they would be together because of who they are and where they come from. When they fall in love, everybody tries to keep them apart for…

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    Argumentative Analysis Introduction Over the years, it has become normal to hear about various celebrities and their many scandals. It is no surprise to hear about the latest star getting involved with drugs or becoming alcohol dependent. This type of reckless behavior has become increasingly prevalent in child celebrities such as those featured on Disney Channel. This behavior, although not completely the fault of Walt Disney Studios, can be widely attributed to the loss of…

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    Healthy Marriage

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    couples live together until they love each other, which is not for long (Curran, Rubio 361). Celebrities are a great influence on people. A great paradigm of this fashionable marriages disobeying God, are the couple married for only fifty five hours, Britney Spears and Jason Alexander (Clementa). Dennis Rodman and Carmen Electra are another popular couple who could not last for more than nine days after tying their valuable knot (Clementa).There should be faithfulness throughout their lives in…

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    Emma pulled up to the small ranch that she had grown up in. Although she hadn't visited in years, it was exactly as she had remembered. The powder blue house with white shutters and a white door. The lush bushes circled the house. But now there was a for sale sign on the lawn, one that would be taken down tomorrow after the papers were signed. Emma got out of her car and and turned the key in the door for the first time in seven years. She creaked the door open. The house was dull and dark.…

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    Propaganda is defined in the Merriam-Webster dictionary as ‘the spreading of ideas, information, or rumor for the purpose of helping or injuring an institution, a cause, or a person’. Whether the effects of propaganda on society are negative or positive is subject to opinion. Propaganda has been used throughout history, taking different forms and using different techniques, and is still surrounding us and our society. Propaganda affects us by appealing to our emotions and to the conformist in…

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    However, that does not always happen. “It's not really a surprise when celebrities lash out and take their aggression out on a seemingly defenseless member of the camera carting crew.” (Zimbio) From smashed cameras to punches thrown, Zimbio lists the Top 10 attacks on paparazzi from celebrities, which included; “Kanye West attempted to board a plane from LAX…One photographer in particular suffered … West rushed towards the photographer, stole his camera, then smashed it to the ground.” Also…

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    Why have teenagers been infantilized? Since the mid 1960 's eighteen has been seen as the point of adulthood (national park). It was at that age that we would set out into the world and become the productive citizens of society. However there has been a shift in this cultural standard. Nowadays most teenagers are lazy,full time pot smokers who have accomplished nothing with their lives. This is very disheartening when you think of how these people are supposed to be the leaders of the future.…

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    The media negatively affects body image in women by setting an unattainable thin ideal for women that has been accepted by a majority of people. An experiment was conducted in which a website, targeted at teenage girls, allowed users to create their own celebrity images. A shocking number of these girls made themselves appear thin, with blonde hair and white skin. (Heubeck). Through their portrayal of women, this “ideal” has been set by the media. However, most women cannot achieve this ideal,…

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    Meghan Trainor is a recent American pop star defined by her sense of empowerment as she urges listeners to reject body shaming. Encouraging positive body image is becoming a societal norm in the U.S. and the Nashville singer 2014 debut single, “All About That Bass,” help persuade her audience that bigger bodies are better. The objectification of larger bodies contribute towards a feeling that there is a criteria for beauty. Similarly, Nicki Minaj’s “Anaconda” is part of a tradition of hip hop…

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    Paparazzi Popular Culture

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    As mentioned above, the constant clashes between paparazzi and public figures are a never-ending, insoluble matter, which even results in fierce lawsuits and deaths. The death of Princess Dian of Wales in 1997 is one of the most shocking and tragic curses of paparazzi. This dreadful example clearly demonstrates the seriousness of paparazzi and arouses criticisms in the public (Dakss, 2005). In fact, in Hollywood, it is so natural and common to see paparazzi chasing after celebrities, and they…

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