Brief Summary Of The Show '90210'

While Gossip Girl portrayed the teenagers with upscale lives in a glamorous fashion, it doesn’t take away from identifying with the teenage struggles and dilemmas one may face. Gossip Girl presents a realistic view of privileged New York City, from the over-controlling mothers to the gay father to the teenagers trying to fight their way through the social hierarchy in and outside their private prep school. The

The T.V show " Girlfriends" is very eye catching for young women between the ages of 16-35. It deals with girl related issues, for example: what am i going to wear on my first date, or do i look fat? These are some of the topics friends talk about. The show is based on four African American women who have been friends since early childhood, it takes place now in the present. The girls are in there mid-20's-early 30's. The characters names are Jone, Tony, Mya, and Lin. Some of the topics which they talk about include marrige, finnancial problems, legal issues, children, and fashion. Jone is a highly known attourney, Mya is Jone's secretary, Tony is a real estate agent, and Lin is a free soul.

In the film Sunset Boulevard, we meet various different characters filled with their own backstories and struggles. Throughout the film we see the main character Joe go through ups and downs and hard decision making. This movie shows the impact of how you see yourself for what you are and what actions you take to show your true self. The film also shows the consequences of the actions you take and how even honesty can get you killed. In Sunset Boulevard it teaches you to really look at your life and make you decide how you see yourself and how you want others to see yourself.

Mean Girls is a movie about a girl who moves to the United States from Africa and attends her first real high school, as she had been homeschooled throughout her life. The movie relays the social struggles faced by high school students. This movie, however, is no boring documentary about the life of a high

It is almost time for Bachelor in Paradise and spoilers are already coming out like crazy. Grant Kemp will be on the show trying to find love once again and it turns out that things go great for him. Hollywood Life shared that ABC actually spoiled that Grant proposes at the end of the show. In the preview video, you can see the tattoo of a guy that is down on one knee. It turns out that this guy is Grant Kemp based on the tattoo on his arm. ABC probably wasn't thinking about that when they posted this preview. Of course, the fans notice things like that right away.

“The Young and the Restless” Spoilers: New Entrant Bethany Brings Trouble for Billy, Sharon Convinces Mariah to Stay Silent

The three female Characters (Connie, Her mother and her sister) are perfect examples of the effects of the drastic changes in the late 1960’s. Connie is portrayed as an average teenager. She is always wrapped up in herself and thinks she has all the answers. “She knew she was pretty and that was everything.”(p.120), “Her mother was so simple, Connie thought, that it was maybe cruel to fool her so much.”( p.124). Connie’s mother symbolizes an older era. Woman in her time were viewed as good for only two things, domestic house work and the bearing of children. It is clear that Connie mother is a little envies of her. "Stop gawking at yourself. Who are you? You think you're so pretty?"(p.120). The society that Connie is growing up in is allowing more freedom for her then her mother had. To Connie’s mother, Connie is a consist remainder of what she has lost(her beauty) and what she could have been. This is way

When they arrive at the toy store, Sylvia struggles with the "new" class consciousness that is surfacing in her by attacking the values of high-end consumerism. While Sugar, Rosie, and Big Butt are having

After reading The Hate U Give, my eyes were opened to the struggles that people face in “ghettos”. Before reading this book, I never thought how awful it can be to be stuck there and not be a part of the gangs, drugs, and crime. Starr is stuck in Garden Heights even though she frowns upon all of the shady dealings that occur around her. I know many people that look at residents of not-so-nice neighborhoods and automatically assume that they are just another gangbanging “hood rat” (a term I’m heard a lot). I know many people who do not act and despise people that act in such a manner and this book showed me how they deal with these stereotypes put on them.

One night she is catching up with an old childhood friend and while stopped at a stop light, she experience death and police brutality as her unarmed friend is shot and killed. Starr has the now deal with this major thing that has happened in her life as she is the only witness in this situation. We see a cultural rebellion, young woman trying to find her voice, and the typical struggles of high school life within this beautifully intimate first person narrative. Through her perspective, we see how the media is presenting young black men and how the urban wars, that are happening right now, are affecting all those around.

After reading about the abstinence experience assignment, giving up the daytime show “The Young and the Restless” came to mind. However, my immediate answer to myself was “no way.” I attempted to think of something else that would be more difficult. I find it odd that dieting did not come to mind during my pre-contemplation stage. I kept trying to come up with something other than giving up my favorite show. I attempted to minimize the impact that missing the show would have on me by telling myself that the Young and the Restless show really is not be a big deal ; I needed to find something else that would give me a true feel for what a person who is attempting to abstain from drug use would experience. However, I decided

As they tried to get adjusted in New York City it was very hard for them to do since their families wanted them to maintain their cultural roots but yet the girls wanted to be like everyone else was so that they could feel comfortable. Trying to adjust to their new way of life is very difficult especially in a city like New York where if you're not high-class you struggle along in often dangerous community which is something their mother doesn't want them to become exposed to. As they search for their cultural identity this also interferes with their personal identity.

This perspective deals with individual interaction within groups, families, societies, etc. This perspective deeply relates to this show as it is all about the interactions between Sean and the women. These women do not usually get to see how Sean acts with the other girls (their competition) therefore the social interactions within these episodes were extremely important. I got to see the interactions between Sean and the top four competitor’s families, and then the top two interact with Sean’s family and most importantly how Sean interacted with Lindsay and Catherine. This sociological perspective was especially prevalent during the final episode of the season as Sean had to break one women’s heart, and then propose to the winner. There were many tears, laughter, and much

Gossip Girl is a tv show about a group of four rich, snobby Upper East side teenagers and how a nobody from Brooklyn gets involved with them. Chuck Bass, whose father, Bart, is the owner of the New York Palace hotel and a self-made millionaire, is the manipulative, “bad boy” of the group. Nate Archibald, also the son of a successful businessman, is considered the “golden boy” and best friends with Chuck. Blaire Waldorf is the “Queen Bee” of the Upper East side and is best friends with Serena van der Woodsen, who is the “it girl” that everyone wants to be. These four characters are socialites and can’t hide anything from the relentless blogger whose identity is unknown until the series finale. Dan and Jenny Humphry, from a middle-class family in Brooklyn, are forced to fight for what they want and obtain their goals through hard work and dedication, unlike the rest of the privileged characters. Whenever something scandalous happens, a mass text message is sent out to all Upper-East siders that always ends as “You know you love me, XOXO Gossip Girl.” It is found out in the last episode of the series that Gossip Girl has been Dan the whole time, and he used this blog to work his way into the Upper East side to eventually win Serena’s love.

It starts from the parents, usually the mother, investing all the time and money in their girls to make sure they are always taken care of. This doesn’t mean just for necessities, but for the sake of pageants, and every minor detail that goes along with the pursuit of perfection in them. Buying whatever is needed to look perfect for beauty, not to mention getting private lessons in talent or stage routines, these girls begin to think that money is no object and they should have the best of everything. In other words, they become high maintenance; always believing they should look their best.