Demi Lovato Analysis

America has always been fascinated by the notoriety of serial killers; however, there is not much scholarship on female serial killers and their histories. On YouTube, there is a podcast named "The Big Séance Podcast" hosted by Patrick Keller. Within the podcast Patrick is having a discussion with Victoria Cosner Love about Madame Lalaurie and her history. Madame Lalaurie was born in 1775 to Barthelmy Louis Macarty and Marie Jeanne Lovable, the Macarty’s were prominent among New Orleans society, having emigrated to the Big Easy (New Orleans) from Ireland in the 1730s. Victoria is the author of the book, "Mad Madame Lalaurie: New Orleans' Most Famous Murderess Revealed" which portrays the real-life Delphine Lalaurie. This podcast discussion will be reviewed by the dramatics used by the sources, the aspect of having an agenda, the credibility of Victoria Love, and the accuracy of their contents.

I grew up in Washington D.C with my dad’s recording studio in the basement. Day and night, I would hear the beats of R&B and jazz surfing up through the floorboards. My parent’s were always listening to everything from Motown to John Lennon, Broadway musicals to Otis Redding. I loved it all - Etta James, Frank Sinatra, Nina Simone, The Supremes, Elvis, Billie Holiday, musicals. To this day, those musicians inspire me. The second I knew that I had to be a singer was the day I fell madly in

Demi Lovato’s career started when she was six years old on the children’s show Barney & Friends (Demi Lovato’s Career). She was on the show for two seasons. In 2006, Lovato had a couple small roles on different televisions shows. She also starred is Disney’s television short-series As the Bell Rings in 2007 for one season. Lovato’s first big break was in 2008 when she starred in the Disney Channel movie Camp Rock with the Jonas Brothers. Later that year, she released her debut album Don’t Forget, which she advertised when she opened for the Jonas Brothers on their tour. Soon after, she starred in her own television show Sonny With A Chance (Demi Lovato’s Career). In 2010 she starred in Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam. Shortly after, she had to quit Sonny With a Chance when she entered rehab.

Jill Duggar Dillard is busy raising her first son and she is doing it without any family around at all. Now Jill is speaking out and sharing that parenting can be difficult and even said that her young son Israel Dillard has a bit of an attitude. Us Magazine shared what Jill had to say about her son.

It is a blessing to be even in the presence of such a beautiful soul like Melody. Admiration for her is placed on the highest pedestal and over the years she has brought nothing hope and faith to an obsessed fan’s life. She warms the heart of many with her love and kindness. In musical events she can leave the whole crowd in shock with her musical abilities, and can make any elder feel younger, because she is ancient. All the knowledge she has can encaptivate the most critical of thinkers. Melody is such a wonderful graceful soul it is no mystery why she is the favorite of

administrators that their choice of career is vital. Educators still hold great influences on generations of children from

My life would be incomplete without performing music. I’ve spent time, in concert bands, in bell choirs, in school and church choirs, and singing, playing in music festivals, and in pit bands trying not to laugh my head off at the actors’ improvisations. But the art that truly speaks to my soul does not lie in creating music, it lies in dancing to it.

Something you may not know about me. I come from a musical family. My Dad was a choir master. As a child I was surrounded by music and sang everything from the Beatles, Nat King Cole to Elvis. I was a legend in my own mind.

Music has always been integral in my life. During my childhood, when I was four years old, I pressed my fingers on an oven handle like a piano. Throughout my childhood years I listened to my mom’s old-school mix CD’s, along with the Pandora music app on my old Kindle. In fifth grade, I picked up the piano. My alto saxophone studies began in seventh grade. When high school arrived, I turned my focus to guitar and voice. The more knowledge I absorbed, the more knowledge I craved. My decision to pursue music was also influenced by the inspirations I’ve encountered on my journey so far.

Rachel Carson was a scientist and author who took a topic which had hitherto been only of interest to fellow scientists and opened it up to the masses. During her lifetime, she took up many causes in support of wildlife and the protection of species and protecting the natural landscape from potential molestation from developers and others who would destroy indigenous habitats. Among her many missions was to make people aware of the hazards of certain chemicals on the environment, such as pesticides on vegetation as examined in her most famous work Silent Spring.

Beyonce’s “Lemonade” album gained a lot of praises for its artistic portrayal of various emotions, but it also displayed the pop singer’s twisted understanding of Christianity.

In the film ‘Her’, directed by Spike Jonze, the main protagonist,Theodore Twombly conveys the idea of alienation via technology and its possible effects, due to his depression via his divorce and his easy going relationship with an artificial intelligence operating system named Samantha. The idea of alienation and technology and its possible effects on human relationships is conveyed via the quote, “Sometimes I think I have felt everything I'm ever gonna feel. And from here on out, I'm not gonna feel anything new. Just lesser versions of what I've already felt.” Theodore recently experienced is his divorce depression, and therefore becomes vulnerable, anti-social from society and isolated himself, by spending time with the artificial intelligence

In the first chapter of her book Hip Hop and Religion, Monica Miller compares hip hop to "dirt" to underscore societal opposition to this cultural art form (Miller 26). She claims that since those in power believe hip hop is disorderly, hip hop is often perceived as a cause of social unrest instead of a criticism of societal faults (Miller 27). Throughout this discussion of hip hop as a "matter out of place", Miller describes that the distinction between socially acceptable and unacceptable cultural forms is made intentionally by those in power (Miller 32). While reading this chapter, I kept thinking of Iggy Azalea, the Australian rapper who in popular culture has been exiled from hip hop (Drake 2). Similar to Bill O'Reilly's attack on hip hop as a motivator for societal disorder, some from the hip hop community such as Azalea Banks and T.I have claimed Iggy has exploited the black experience for profit (Miller 24, Drake 2). Others celebrate Iggy Azalea for her ability to succeed albeit momentarily in a black, male dominated rap industry (Hope 1). Understanding the contradictory perceptions of Iggy Azalea allows for a discussion of the power structures and motivations inherent to hip hop. Throughout this essay, I will use Miller's depiction of "dirt" to describe Iggy Azalea's rise and exile within the hip hop community.

The media is well known for relaying information to other people. The people who relay the information may not be completely educated on the topic they are reporting. Some of the type of components the reporters of the media try to relay to the rest of the world is medical cases. Sometimes, they oversimplify their findings and do not give sufficient evidence to their audience. On the other hand, other reporters of the media are able to adequately inform their audience.

Shakespeare’s Macbeth and George Orwell’s Animal Farm are two different stories with one common element: the main characters become leaders of their land. Animal farm is a literary creation which draws parallels with Communism and the USSR's Communist leader Joseph Stalin. Stalin is represented by a pig character by the name of Napoleon. In Macbeth, the main character is portrayed as a mighty warrior and then becomes the King of Scotland. It is unmistakable that Shakespeare’s Macbeth has a similar character to George Orwell’s Napoleon from Animal Farm, as evident through both characters’ hunger for power, ruthless characteristic, and secretive nature.