Television

Brain myths that won't die In today's society, we have many thoughts and conception on what we think to be true and what in fact is real. We call these things myths. Myths are misrepresentations of the truth. A few myths in today about the Brain are that the left and the right side do different things,your memory is exactly what you see and experience, you only use 10 percent of your brain, alcohol kills brain cells,the internet makes you dumb,listening to classical music makes your baby…

"Wanted" is basically from a comic book that has limited series written by Mark Miller and J.G Jones, it is about an amoral protagonist (Wesley Gibson) who is discovered as the heir of super assassin. Russian director, Timur Bekmambetov, he is the cream of the crop, he turns this comic into a movie that make the viewers not sit still and make their adrenaline and cortisone levels spike with the actions. Bekmambetov used the similar style of shots and angles with his previous movie, Night…

My Wii U has saved me from boredom everywhere I turn. With it, I can get through a long night of boredom without having to take a break from studying though the system itself is rated badly in reality I think it is actually a great system that Nintendo has been using correctly. The idea of having two screens, one being the TV and the other the Wii U gamepad is a great idea that works especially if you don’t have access to the TV then you can just plug headphones into the gamepad and play using…

In the American new industry, the journalism field competes to cover the newest and most interesting story. One of the focal points of media coverage revolves around who can gather the information and publish it first. Additionally, the media feels a necessity to maintain the viewers’ interests in order to receive better institutional rankings. Furthermore, news stations will often display graphic images of unfortunate events in an attempt to introduce emotions to its views. Nevertheless, these…

The intellectual elements during The Twenties mainly revolved around the invention of the radio. The radio was able to create a “national mass culture” (Keene, 634). It was able to spread news and stories, as well as, promote the sale of certain products. People who were able to obtain these radios, which was about 60 percent of the American population, gathered around them to hear the latest in sports and elections (Keene, 634). The radio provided a quick and easy way to spread information.…

Across the years there have been many types of art styles. Back in the 1960s there were stranger ways, at least to present day. These arts were dancing, music, and fashion. Here are way that the 2000s and 1960s were different and the same. The first one on the list is dancing. Dancing back in the 60s was more about imitation. They would copy anything from surfing to mashing potatoes,but now it's more about doing something random like sneezing. But on contrast they are kind of similar, in the…

The critically acclaimed series, based on Alfred Hitchock’s 1960s classic movie titled “Psycho” was brought back to life with a modern twist through A&E’s “Bates Motel.” The last viewers saw of “Bates Motel” was when Norman (played by Freddie Highmore) still couldn’t believe the fact that his mother is already long gone from this world. His obsession led him to dig up Norma’s grave. Norma Bates (played by Vera Farmiga) is really dead. As Norman lost consciousness during the “Bates Motel”…

After Watching the video “Turned Out”, the video seems like it was trying to prove that not everyone is meant to be in prison because certain things happens. The things that do happen to majority of the people in prison can change their lives in prison and even when they get out of prison. This video gave the audience some insight to what inmates really deal with in prison view of perspective vs the outside view of perspective. However the video explains to the audience how prison rape is so…

According to the video by Dimitri Christakis, he talked about how TV affects the brains of young children. Christakis started off by talking about the brains of a new born and a 2-year-old brain. This is a tremendous growth; by the time the baby is 3 the brain is fully developed. Christakis also proved the audience with a chat to help us better understand the growth of a human brain. Dimitri also told us that we are born with synapses which are early experiences. Dimitri used an example that, if…

The debate of whether screen viewing has negative or positive affects on children has been a long controversial topic. With every passing year, screens are being used in different ways that are increasing its presence in our daily lives that might alarm some parents. However through limited screen viewing time and depending on the content being viewed, I believe this can lead to a positive influence on a childs life. Limited screen time can help keep a balance between different aspects of a…