Grace Kelly

According to the old adage, “Eyes are the windows to one’s soul,” when you look someone straight on the eyes, you see something exquisite that you can never describe at times. Through the eyes, we see a different side of the person that we are looking into. We see both happiness and pain, we see anger and love, we see joy and worry… but no matter what we see, it does not change the fact that our eyes are a leeway of what our emotions are. Our eyes are also one of the most delicate and…

also an “auteur” who was concerned above all with creating unified artistic statements. In Hitchcock’s films we see the stereotype of women as glamorous objects. For example, he told his costume designer Edith Head that he wanted the actress Grace Kelly to “look like a princess” in the final ball scene in To Catch a Thief (1955) (McGilligan, 2003, p. 497). In Rear Window (1954), he wanted one of Kelly’s costumes to evoke “a piece of Dresden china” (McGilligan, 2003, p. 488). In other films,…

dynamic Catholic in this day and time? In order to become a dynamic Catholic, one must began a daily routine of prayer. This must continue each day; the person must discipline himself or herself. In the long run, the person will begin to recognize the graces that are poured over them. The person will begin to experience the power of prayer. Each individual must learn how to deal with silence, how to be open to God and how to listen to his will. In this day and age, silence is difficult for many…

leading the Republican Party nomination by maintaining his bombastic attitude and autocratic agenda. This is not to mention his comments about Mexican immigrants, Muslims and Fox News’ Megyn Kelly, with the latter seen as such a threat that Trump chose to skip tonight’s GOP presidential debate because Kelly is one of its moderators. And yet, just as we think cannot get any worse, something comes along that…

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Grace Metalious is the maiden writer who through her notorious bestseller Peyton Place (1956) lifted the veil of gender roles. Behind the doors female sexuality was more complex than thought and critics labelled it filthy and Canada banned it. Besides…

considered ‘sites of historical struggles well worthy of investigation’. The feminist historian Joan Kelly said in 1982:…

My name is Kelly Batkiewicz. I have an older brother. I have lived in Syosset most of my life. I enjoy playing sports, watching TV, and having fun with my friends.I am writing to you today to request to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation. I want to be confirmed because I want to deepen my relationship with Jesus. I want my Catholic Faith to always be a big part of my life, and I know that Confirmation will give me the grace that I need to keep it like that.I have done a lot of work in…

historians today. Most notably, historians Jacob Burckhardt and Joan Kelly adopt differing views in their works on hwo the Renaissance impacted women. In his 1860 work The Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy, Swiss historian Burckhardt famously asserts that women experienced the same benefits as men did in the Renaissance, noting “the fact that women stood on a footing of perfect equality with men” (Burckhardt 156). Joan Kelly, on the other hand, refutes Burckhardt’s claim in her…

For example, the extravagant costumes, particularly in the case of Grace Kelly’s character, reflected the glamor of city life. These costumes also give it a dream-like, romanticized feel that was very in tune with 1950’s American culture, deemed by some, the ‘Happy times’ (CITE). Showing off wealth and appearing too happy…