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    TV show was giving Chelsea fame‚ she decided she wanted fame as well. She soon became pregnant and was given the opportunity to get her own television show. The selfish actions of Nelson‚ and many other teen girls in the United States forget the effects that are extremely damaging to their children. A member of a Young Moms support group in Georgia‚ Michelle Hankins believes a major reason why these reality shows is creditable to the increase in adolescent pregnancy is "There is no fear and shame

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    David Anholzer 6/10/12 Willis Essay In the movie “Star Wars: The Phantom Menace” music is used to enhance the mood of the film. All of the scenes in the movie had music to represent what was happening at that point. For example‚ Leitmotif is a term which came from German opera to represent a character‚ place or idea being used in that clip. Also through composed is used in the movie which is music that has common forward motion. Leitmotif is very influential on the movie because

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    1 “ Star Wars‚ The Force Awakens” is the rough mixture of SCI-FI and human struggle in a different and fictitious galaxy. To the mind of an old and young person‚ this movie can be a powerful shaping tool‚ that teaches us to face our fears‚ believe in ourselves‚ and that we can become whatever we put our minds to‚ even things we never thought possible. Also‚ parents can recognize that this movie is full of robust and moral values that are essential to the younger generation of star wars admirer that

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    Critique Star Wars: A new hope "A long.long time ago‚ in a galaxy far‚ far away…." These short‚ simple words have influenced generations. Novices and Star Wars fans alike have enjoyed and thrived on these inventive movies. The writer and director‚ George Lucas‚ came up with the idea during his years at the University of California. He came up with a six part series‚ yet‚ the first movie to be produced was part four entitled Star Wars: A new hope. It was produced in 1977

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    Cyrus has had a huge influence on the pop music culture. She has grown up in the spotlight. Miley Cyrus’ persona through the music industry reflects the current cultural context of an over-sexualized society. However‚ it was not always this way. Miley was born as Destiny Hope Cyrus‚ but her parents began calling her ‘smiley’ because of how happy she was‚ and eventually her parents shortened it to ‘Miley.’ Miley is the daughter of Billy Ray Cyrus‚ a ‘90s country star‚ and grew up on a hundred acre farm

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    Star Wars: A Modern Epic

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    Star Wars is one of the best modern epics of its time. Starting with the world famous "in media res..."(The story starts in the middle of the action‚ in media res‚ and at a critical point; the events that happened before the narrative’s opening are introduced later on.) It is an epic with a great hero‚ setting‚ and a lot of captivating action. Although many people still think that epics were only written in ancient times‚ interestingly enough‚ many great epics are still being written today. The

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    Is Pop Culture Actually Good for You? Pop culture has been thought to be the cause of social decline amongst humans for many years. But do we really have the right to blame anyone but ourselves? Pop culture may provide violent videogames and inappropriate television shows‚ but we as human beings make our own choices and should not be influenced by mere fantasy. Pop culture can actually provide American’s with beneficial results through depicting American culture‚ intellectual programs‚ and cognitive

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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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    would soon recognize as the anime of today. Evolving over the next 30 years or so‚ it reached a peak where it could begin to overtake and become an integral part of other cultures‚ much like the Hollywood of the 1930s quickly grew to encompass the rest of the world and inform their pop culture. In the same manner‚ American pop culture becomes increasingly educated by the trends and cult response to anime. Anime first appeared in the US market in the 60s with shows like Kimba the White Lion and Astroboy

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    Racism in Star Wars Star Wars is a highly popular science fiction movie franchise. Some people say there is racism in Star Wars especially in the prequels. From only being two African American actors in the franchise‚ to lots of racist stereotypes‚ and no diversity in the stories. There are only two African American actors in the Star Wars Universe. The most popular would be Billy Dee Williams who played Lando who was Hans Solo’s old friend from his pre rebellion smuggling days. The character starts

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