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    Humbert Humbert’s obsession with little girls defines what many in the Western world still‚ to this day find to be revolting. However Vladimir Nabokov’s Lolita goes beyond the common ideas of pedophilia. It becomes an observation and criticism of everyday American life‚ not

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    drastically over the last few decades. The great milestones of technology has led us into the new Technological Age of the 21st century‚ whereby innovations such as the Internet allows information to be spread in seconds. Today‚ public figures such as celebrities and politicians play an increasing role in our society‚ shaping our views and mindsets of the world. Thus‚ it is especially important that they are held accountable for their actions‚ even those undertaken in private. Although it is often argued

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    The Fascination Since ancient times people have been fascinated by celebrities. In Collin Palmers short essay response‚ he assumes we teenagers are obsessed and states that celebrity obsession doesn’t make it a big problem. I disagree with Palmer‚ his argument at times seems to be unaware of the impact celebrities have on teenagers. Many teenagers want to know every detail of celebrities’ lives. In Palmers short essay response‚ he states “We teenagers are passionate–maybe even obsessed–about our

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    “ In the twenty-first century‚ the world truly has become a stage‚ with the constant presence of cameras recording virtually every aspects of our lives” (Gales‚ 2010‚1). Nowadays‚ our lives revolve around fame and the celebrity culture. In fact‚ being famous is a target hunted by an enormously large portion of the population. If you think about it‚ who wouldn’t want to be insanely rich? Who wouldn’t want to be the center of attention? We have this idea that being famous is having an idyllic life

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    T4 MEGATRENDS 1. Celebrity Culture: Celebrity culture means that common people want to look and feel like celebrities. This affects a shift in consumer behavior and marketing. People are more likely to purchase garments if celebrities are seen wearing them than the consumers’ personal taste. This new celebrity obsession will drive consumers to buy the latest worn garment their most admired celebrity is wearing. This change in consumer behavior will have to be taken into consideration when

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    Pop Culture Idols

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    these idols has turned into an impulsive obsession that our society cannot rid itself. it is hard to overlook pop culture influence on our society‚when we look at our social media and our fashion and sporting events there’s a clear component‚ celebrities. There is a biblical commandment that says “thou shall not worship false gods or idols”‚ In our society we have idolized our celebrities and turned them into our false idols.To fully understand our obsession with pop culture idos we must first relflect

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    Do You Want to Be Famous

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    Do you want to be famous? Being a celebrity/famous person comes with its’ advantages and disadvantages which can make living life very difficult at times. Let’s look at some of the advantages and disadvantages of being a celebrity/famous person. Some of the advantages of being a famous person are as follows: Famous people have everything they can possibly want such as fast cars‚ big houses‚ money‚ women etc. They can go wherever they want on holidays or any other day of the week and do not

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    you’ll pass at least one Starbucks‚ if not more. And the same is true for most cities outside of the United States. The Starbucks empire has grown to 6‚000 U.S. outlets and about 2‚500 international locations.  For some consumers‚ Starbucks is an obsession‚ and they just can’t begin their day without their cup of Starbucks coffee! In addition‚ while years ago people used to hang out at the corner candy store‚ today many people spend considerable time at their local Starbucks. They drink coffee‚ tea

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    In an attempt to bring art back into America‚ the Pop art movement represents the used of celebrities‚ popular objects and popular icons by using common everyday objects‚ products‚ and celebrities by advertising product packaging and television commercials. The illustrations are characterized by criticism‚ irony‚ and humor. The movement determines the position of art back into America. It reinforced the gap between low and high art to eradicate the distinction between commercial and fine art methods

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    Whoville feel the way he does‚ miserable and loathing. Children in society today begin to understand that power (a form of greed) is something that is desired in the modern world. A more noticeable example of modern greed is often shown by celebrities and their obsession with wealth. Recently‚ a scandal about Jennifer Lopez and her demand for a higher salary on the popular show “American Idol” was made public. Jennifer Lopez first joined the cast of judges for “American Idol” in 2011‚ and was being paid

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