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    1950s. The well-known sex symbol was recognized because of her curvaceous build. But for instance‚ Twiggy‚ a popular model in the midst of the 1960s‚ later set a misconstrued standard to what was beautiful. With the rising of her stardom‚ the glamorization of being thin was beginning to take a turn on a more positive note. That is until the famous 90s heroin chic model‚ Kate Moss‚ hit the scene taking the modeling industry by storm in an unhealthy manner with her campaign "Nothing tastes as good

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    Frank Lucas: The American Gangster INTRO There is no question that when you hear about the true “American Gangster” someone is talking about Frank Lucas. Before being arrested and sentenced to jail‚ Frank claimed to be making $1 million a day selling drugs on 116th Street in Harlem‚ NY. He was known for buying his supply directly from Southeast Asia‚ also called the “Golden Triangle”. It was said that he would smuggle the drugs using the coffins of American service men. Frank Lucas was a heroin

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    embarking on their journey. She said that her boyfriend was greatly influenced by the film. Grisham was extremely angry at the way the killers’‚ Micky and Mallory‚ violent lifestyles were glamorized in the film. Grisham felt that this type of glamorization leads the youth of America to approve of this type of lifestyle. Oliver Stone disagreed with Grisham. Stone believes that violence is in some instances necessary for an artist to get the point of his work across. He believes that an artist’s

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    enforcement‚ no one person will ever be able to consolidate so much criminal power again. In 20 years‚ with the help of the 18th amendment‚ Charles Luciano went from being an average pimp to a God amongst thugs. With the help of a number of other famous gangsters‚ Lucky built a single‚ business-like crime syndicate with a board of directors and a directed sense of purpose. It would come to rule the entire United States‚ and eventually‚ a good portion of the world. From Humble Beginnings Born in italy

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    different people. Salim decides to live a life of crime while Jamal makes an honest living. These paths lead to very different outcomes in their lives. Jamal ends up winning millions on a game show‚ while Salim kills himself while working for a gangster. It is easy to say that Salim is just a person who made all the wrong choices‚ and Jamal is the typical good guy or hero of the story. In order to understand the outcome of their lives‚ you must first understand the experiences each of them went

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    Strange are the ways of the world Strange‚ often defined as unusual and deterring from the norm. There are a few instances in which social norms fluctuate‚ skin art as one of them. Even with tattoos becoming a widely spread trend today‚ its unusual that society is still unable to accept it and often regard it as a form of rebellion. People with skin art are still frowned upon in our society‚ often seen as a delinquent‚ or regarded as unusual that they opt for their body to be used as a canvas

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    involvement with the dangerous gangs of the Bronx. Early in the film it is clear that “C” is fascinated with the gangster life that he is surrounded by. “C” is always looking for a way to escape his parents and go to the bar just to catch a glimpse of the toughest man in his eyes: Sonny. This fascination not only affected “C” but also everyone else in the town. The appeal of gangster life and deviant behavior can be connected to people’s yearning to live vicariously through the dangers of these life

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    He runs the city from underground. He owns media‚ police‚ corporations‚ gangsters‚ and any other things. That makes Hell’s Kitchen not safe. His other villain is Frank Castle aka The Punisher. He was a soldier who lost his family because a group of gangsters. Now he becomes a vigilante‚ just like Daredevil‚ but the difference is he kills people‚ and Daredevil can’t let him playing god by killing people. The series

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    Ever since Black Mass premiered at the Venice Film Festival‚ Johnny Depp has been surfing a acknowledged wave of Oscar buzz for his chilling performance as real life gangster Whitey Bulger. According to Depp‚ though‚ the actor who has been Oscar nominated for Sweeney Todd. The Demon Barber of Fleet Street‚ Finding Neverland‚ and Pirates of the Caribbean‚ The Curse of the Black Pearl has no great interest in acquiring a little gold man. “I don’t want to win one of those things ever‚ you know‚” Depp

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    Some Like It Hot is a very comical farce where two men cross dress and join an all girl band to avoid being caught by gangsters. Little did these two men know‚ they would highlight the feminine attributes of their personalities opening an entire new outlook upon themselves. After witnessing a brutal gangster murder‚ Joe and Jerry played by Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon‚ flee for their lives and temporarily change their names. This was one of the first times Jerry showed femininity as he chose the

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