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    Part One: Introduction to Pop Art The Pop Art movement “uses elements of popular culture‚ such as magazines‚ movies‚ … and even [brand name] bottles and cans” to convey a message about the artist’s views on society. Using bold coloured paintings‚ soft sculptures‚ and printmaking‚ artists would create facsimiles‚ similar reproductions of popular merchandise and collages. The purpose was to emphasize the banality of any given mass culture. This was a response the post-war conservative society which

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    Heroin Heroin related deaths and arrests among young pop culture musicians has not been this visible for decades. "We observe pop culture making this drug- which is very lethal-look glamorous and chic‚" says Ginna Marston of the Partnership for a Drug-Free America (54). For example‚ according to Karen Schoemer’s report for Newsweek‚ Kurt Cobain of Nirvana‚ Shannon Hoon of Blind Melon and Jerry Garcia of Grateful Dead‚ all participated and abused heroin (54). Kurt Cobain took his own life with

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    Exploration Proposal I hope to explore the images of comic strips consumerism and symbolism in pop art that have been influenced in our everyday lives and how the mass media‚ advertising and popular culture are portrayed through pop art. One of the greatest iconic pop culture artists Andy Warhol suggests “I like boring things” this is a broad indication of a part of how pop culture is based on. It exposes how objects in everyday life can be right in front of us and we as people don’t think twice

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    Are Pop Stars Good Role Models As children we are born into a world full of false hopes and false idols. These false hopes are those of many who have everlasting dreams of a person who will save them from their own struggles in life and be there to guide them into a better one. False idols of today are those who take the place of the actual heroes in everyday life. They take the place of the true martyrs and the true Heroes that risk their lives trying to make the dreams of many come true. A

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    Argumentative Essay K-Pop wave should be banned in Malaysia. Nowadays‚ in the fast pacing world‚ the explosion of technology has brought everything underneath our hand. We can clearly see the generation gap that made the world now and the past ten years is different. The patterns of life changing and all sorts of routine thing that involved us are different too. In the past ten years‚ the outside culture will take a long time to absorb in our country. It’s a different situation now‚ with

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    Pop music icon‚ the singer and multi-instrumentist Prince passed away this Thursday (21) at the age of 57. Prince became a worldwide phenomenon in the 80s‚ mainly because of the album "Purple Rain" (1984)‚ which is the soundtrack to the movie of the same name‚ it was considered one of the best albums of all time by various specialized lists such as Time‚ VH1 and Rolling Stones. Prince released in 1979 his debut album "For You" which moved the music industry with its characteristic sound: funky ballads

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    The hip-pop subculture is based on the rap music style. Since emerging in the United States in the 1970s‚ hip-pop has spread around the globe and evolved into a number of different forms. Hip-pop culture revolves around a set of varies styles distinct from those of popular cultures and other subcultures. Hip-pop ideology is concerned with the individual’s fundamental right to freedom‚ and a less restricted lifestyle. Hip-pop ethics advocate the role of personal choice in the development and pursuit

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    I have had lots of troubles with my shoulders in the past. It all started in 5th grade in a football game. SInce then it has been a problem. Every year my shoulder would pop out of place‚ but it would pop right back into place. This year was a little bit different story. It didn’t pop back into place. When I was in 5th grade we were playing Agusta. One play I had blitzed up the middle and the running back juked to the left so i jumped to the left and stuck out my arm. When I did this he kept

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    legitimate forms of pop culture. With the Internet‚ people have the option to view news‚ music‚ etc. online. Nowadays most people are using the Internet as their source of news‚ social media‚ and even pay bills. In the past‚ pop culture was only spread through print‚ TV‚ movies‚ or radio. A TV show that was only shown in America‚ kept the culture group very small; however‚ a website can reach anyone with internet access. With Internet access we can have information to many parts of pop culture‚ including

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    In every era of American history‚ the population looks towards leaders of the free world and their politicians for much of the guidance and answers that they seek. But often times the lesser influences of “pop culture icons” are often overlooked. When the general masses idolized a single event‚ trend‚ or person so much‚ the latter can have an impact on social trends with enduring and meaningful significance. Often times a prominent musician‚ for example‚ has the power to sway the masses‚ and create

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