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    Hunter S. Thompson’s journalistic prose-poem Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas used a lost weekend in Las Vegas as a metaphor for America’s season in hell‚ also known as drug induced generational destiny that was the 1960’s. Thompson‚ called in by a national magazine to cover a cross-country motorcycle race‚ Thompson filed a postmortem on the ‘60’s counterculture while reporting on his brain as though it were the dark side of the moon. Like a belated sequal to Hells Angels (Another book written

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    CONCEPT OF CELEBRITY CELEBRITY SELLS AN EXPLORATION OF THE CONCEPT OF CELEBRITY AND ITS IMPORTANCE WITHIN MAGAZINE PUBLICATION DESIGN Our thinking about human greatness has changed since Shakespeare divided great individuals into three classes: Those who had greatness thrust upon them‚ those who achieved greatness‚ and those born great. The concepts of stars‚ Celebrities‚ and prominent people are social constructs. As the meaning of celebrity will perpetually redefine itself in an ever changing

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    Stalking Celebrities

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    The Stalking of Celebrities Stalking remains Hollywood’s recurrent celebrity nightmare.1 Never before have we been able to know as much about a star as we do about a close pal. Thanks to publications and TV shows that cater to the public appetite for celebrity news‚ there’s little privacy for stars. We learn the minor details of their lives--from an early schooling‚ to first kiss‚ last divorce‚ drug problems‚ hopes and fears.2 Celebrities on their own property are not safe from high-powered lenses

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    their bodies‚ and they are being severely abused. Moreover‚ animal societies and the government started to take action to fight for animal rights. In the article Can Animal Rights Go Too Far?‚ Adam Cohen explains how animals are being treated and how they are sold to the market. Just like humans‚ animals have livestoo. They deserve better treatment and care. Therefore‚ the government should enhance making laws for animal rights‚ in addition to human rights. Many chickens are being caged in small

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    Constitutional reform is defined as an adjustment to the constitution of a country. In the UK‚ it only possible to pass a constitutional reform when a referendum has taken place on the Since 1997‚ many constitutional reforms have taken place. For example‚ the Human Rights Act that was passed in 1998‚ but came into effect in October 2000. The HRA incorporated the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) into UK law. There are arguments that propose that the HRA of 1998 was inadequate in that it

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    Celebrity Media

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    Introduction Each celebrity is an individual human that has achieved public recognition for a reason; this can be due to their creative talent or based on sporting event (Iqani‚ 2012: 84). Despite their achievement‚ another factor that succeed in captivating the public’s attention is through their body shape. Often‚ people amazed by celebrity’s body from magazine cover when in fact it is all about image manipulation. Celebrities are human too‚ not all of them have a perfect shape. Through magazine

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    Today‚ sports are crucial parts of students lives. Children are so involved in sports‚ but are school-funded sports going too far? While sports do have benefits for children‚ the negative effects over power the positive ones. Sports are becoming more and more competitive these days‚ and children are beginning to start participating in sports at a younger age. These two factors cause negative effects on students. Sports should not continue to be funded by schools because they cause injuries‚ students

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    Celebrity Endorsement

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    SYNOPSIS It is a known fact that the best endorsements achieve an eclectic balance between the product (brand) and the celebrity. Giving a brand a ’face’ is more than just a marketing strategy to increase sales or gain market share‚ it is a decision that can change the future of the brand forever. Choice of the celebrity‚ hence‚ is of utmost importance and is usually done based on many different parameters - appeal‚ looks‚ popularity or even just a fantasy figure to endorse a brand. In today’s

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    Gone Baby Gone Essay

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    Gone Baby Gone” First Maxim Based on the main final action of the movie “Gone Baby Gone” it can be asserted that Patrick Kenzie acted in agreement with the moral aspect. This assertion rests on the fact that he acted in the right manner without any condition. This statement is true since he opted to report the matter about the kidnapping of the four years child to the police rather than remaining silence. Even though he was persuaded by Angie Gennaro and Jack Doyle not to report the matter to the

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    The use of celebrities in advertising is not new. The celebrity endorsement is used since the early 50s with James Dean‚ for example. At this time‚ only the reputation of the celebrity count. Nowadays‚ the use of celebrities in advertising is no longer enough to its effectiveness and its presence enhances memory but also brings a kind of caution. Celebrity must possess a sufficient reputation to be recognized at first glance‚ but above all be credible. In an era obsessed with celebrities‚ it is no

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