Grace Kelly

The party is hosted by his daughter Samantha (Kelly Noonan), and is attended by his long time friends and co-workers Mundy (Brent Briscoe), Masek (Eric Etebari), Torres (Kurt Caceres) and Randy (Joey Kern). As the party winds down Samantha enters into a challenge to see if she can handle a single day…

charge within the city of Wilmington, not relying on city, state or federal government, to feed, house, or hire children of God. We feel that it’s our responsibility to lead the charge and show the love of Christ through real and tangible ways. Tucker Kelly and Brandon Pitzen from Hammocks for Hope will train individuals how to sew, inspect and package the hammocks. This will happen three days a week at The Hope Center on Monday, Wednesdays, and Fridays on a weekly basis. The Hope Center will…

Rear Window is based on a story from the February 1942 issue of Dime Detective Magazine called "It Had to be Murder", written by Cornell Woolrich (under the pseudonym William Irish). Alfred Hitchcock, who was a longtime fan of Woolrich's pulp thrillers, was taken by the piece, but his goal in adapting it for the screen was to unify the narrative. Jeff doesn't have a girlfriend in Woolrich's version - Hitchcock and screenwriter John Michael Hayes added that in. They also invented Jeff's job as a…

With advancing technology, films run parallel with literature. As a result of new technology development, “the ease of making a video now approaches the ease of writing” (Kelly, 101). The title of Kevin Kelly’s essay Becoming Screen Literate grasps the overall similarity between the literary culture and the film culture. Long ago, as individuals began understanding how read and then how to write, a literate culture developed…

The 1950s was a huge era where the fashion and music industry thrived. It was very important to always have the right clothing for every specific occasion. Women began to show more skin in this time by wearing shorter skirts and beginning to wear more revealing swimwear. Manufacturers started producing vast amounts of clothing at this time and it became easier to sell and promote more styles. Music in the 1950s was mainly affiliated by segregation and the Cold War. Music reflected the cultural…

nurses, filled with compassion and a love for their jobs, changed my life significantly. I also have a number of close friends and family who are nurses and I have seen the impact they have made on other people’s lives as well. With their help and the grace of God, I discovered that I wanted to challenge myself while helping a variety of people from different walks of life as a nurse. My grandfather had heart disease and various other health conditions, so as his condition worsened, my aunt…

was all the beautiful gowns and suits that Audrey Hepburn wore. Besides Audrey Givenchy also made clothes exclusively for Lauren Bacall, Babe Paley, Greta Garbo, Elizabeth Taylor, Marlène Dietrich, Jacqueline Kennedy-Onassis, and Princess Grace of Monaco (Grace…

directing very famous films such as Psycho (1960), Rear Window (1954), and To Catch a Thief (1955). The film To Catch a Thief, starring Cary Grant and Grace Kelly, is a suspense-thriller about an ex-jewel thief accused of committing crimes parallel to his work in the past. In the film, the main characters John Robie (Cary Grant) and Frances Stevens (Grace Kelly) were illustrated to be very different from each other. Despite John’s innocence, he was depicted to suspicious and introverted, yet all…

Victoria chose to wear a white satin and lace dress. The white wedding dress began to catch on and by the 1920s “white was established as the only color for a respectable Western bride”(Worsley 21). To further illustrate people’s influence on fashion Grace Kelly, a Hollywood star and…

Changing the Western Hero and Women The hero in the Western is as iconic as apple pie in America (Dirks, part 1). He represents the west and all its mystery. In, film the hero has been represented as the wholesome man with ethics and also the antihero starting in the late fifties with all his gruff and attitude. As Western films progressed, the hero became different. Film viewers were looking for a different kind of hero along with the changing times in America. In Gary Cooper’s character,…