Nina Agdal's Alligation

Eunice Kathleen Waymon born February 21, 1933. She was the sixth of eight children born to John - an entertainer turned family man - and Mary Kate - who became a church minister - a poor southern black family that lived in Tryon, North Carolina.

Buffy Sainte-Marie, is a Canadian musician, composer, visual artist, educator, and social activist. Throughout her career in all of these areas, her work has focused on issues of indigenous peoples of the Americas. In any of Buffy’s albums one will find decorous waltzes, among lyrical efflorescences weighted with imagery which grants an occasional glimpse of a steel mind. Her French style torchers have all the gripping qualities of that superannuated mode, combined with unconventional love song lyrics. Other love songs are warmly sentimental, with haughty and forbidding undercurrents. The one quality they all have in common is their lively tension. She was also a capable interpreter of outside material, and to top it off, her idiosyncratic vibrato made large-scale commercial success out of the question. Recently, Buffy adorns her native habiliment as she undertakes a partnership with the RSO seeking to promote a dialogue of truth and reconciliation surrounding the atrocities inflicted upon Native Americans by the white man. The partnership includes a Regina-based concert at the Conexus Art Center on October 11th which I’ve attended, followed by a tour of three First Nations communities across southern Saskatchewan, with a focus on Treaty 4 land. Herein, I will examine two songs Buffy played during her Oct 11th concert and offer an inchoate critique of her performance.

The girls talk about their relationships, what they should do and how to do it. These girls show a great amount of trust and honesty. Ed, Leo and Dylan also have a “cubicle of truth” but theirs is the “ring of truth”. They also speak about their relationships, what to do and how to do it. The boys all have lied to the girls about something. Ed being “Shadow”, Leo being “Poet” and Dylan knowing that they are both the artists who the girls seek. The boys should be honest with the girls as they all like each other and you cannot have a friendship let alone a romantic relationship based on lies. But before you have any sort of relationship you must be honest with yourself.

Elena Kagan was born April 28, 1960 in the city of New York. A daughter of a housing attorney and a schoolteacher, Kagan grew up in an intellectually rich environment that would later shape her career.

When one thinks of the 1980s, often the first thing they think about is the big hair. Perhaps they think of the iconic soap opera cliffhangers or the War of Drugs. Or maybe they think of Madonna. Madonna’s career fully embraced the sexual onslaught of the 1980s, and in addition to becoming a pop icon she became a sex icon. Madonna faced much adversity in her life and career from the start.

One can easily imagine Leonardo DiCaprio cradling a beautiful Danny DeVito at the bow of the Titanic. Danny frantically gripping at Leonardo’s hand swearing, “I’ll never let go of you, Jack”.

After being released from prison, Danny Ocean (Clooney) finds out that Las Vegas kingpin Terry Benedict (Andy Garcia) is seeing his ex-wife Tess (Julia Roberts). Danny sets up a goal to steal millions from Terry and his ex-wife back. Then he shares

For many, Madonna was the icon of a generation, the woman who changed pop music forever and who demonstrated that women artists do not need to conform to societally determined gender roles. She showed that women could be anything they want, in the process influencing future musicians for decades to come. Although Madonna was born into a religious, Catholic family, it would be only a few years before Madonna would explicitly act against her family’s Catholic beliefs, by using the Church as a centerpiece in her videos as a means to fight sexism and racism and to promote women’s sexual freedom. In fact, Madonna’s very name, taken from the Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus, signifies chastity, innocence and purity while her behavior, for most of her career, signified the opposite side of the

The “bag piece” (See figure 2) is another artwork in the corner of the whole exhibition. It is composed by a low platform, which is white; and a large black bag on the top of it. The visitors are allowed to crawl into the bag and do some movement in it, like roll on the ground of do some postures. Most of the people feel that they enjoy doing something in it and in front of many viewers because they are covered. Also, when someone is in the bag, they can see through the bag a little bit, but the viewers cannot see anything from the outside. The bag is very soft and cozy, witch makes people feel comfort and do not want to come out.[footnoteRef:11] [11: Blake Gopnik, “Art Critic Gets Trapped in Bag at MoMA’s Yoko Ono Gala”, may 15, 2015, Accessed

After Justin Bieber serenaded his ex Selena Gomez with his hit single Sorry and My Girl, rumors then started roaming around that he had been carrying on a secret hookup with the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star. Unfortunately, the news has been supposedly upsetting Selena as CDL suggested.

Canadian singer Avril Lavigne may be best-known for her 2002 hit single, "Complicated," but she's got much more to offer than a good voice and a punky vibe. Though a lot of Lavigne's life has been put on display in the public eye, there are still some things that many people don't know about her. With that in mind, here we present our list of 15 things you probably didn't know about Avril Lavigne. Check out part one below, and stay tuned for part two, coming soon!

The movement of a rhythm and the singing of words through lyrics is more than a moment and a beat, but it is the significance and capturing of these words that give life to this historical figure. Eunice Kathleen Waymon or best known as Nina Simone has captured many events and has proved loyalty to the civil right movements beginning in the 1950s. Ironically, my need to be listening to different music everyday made my ear become sweetened by the voice of Nina Simone and caught my attention by her powerful lyrics. With just a few words and listening carefully to her words, she became a motivator and an individual who has inspired me greatly every time I put my headphones on and play Nina Simone on my Pandora as a station.

In this essay I will be looking into the work of Marina Abramovic in relation to the Feminist movement. By looking at her work, I aim to emphasise her influence on this movement. In this essay, I shall also briefly examine the works of Abramovic, particularly Art is Beautiful, Artist must be Beautiful (1975) and four of her performances from her Rhythm series (10 (1973), 0 (1974), 2 (1974), and 5 (1974)). I shall describe the history of the Feminist movement and its influence in order to develop an understanding of Abramovic’s influence.

Not all of Vitalii Sediuk’s feats on the red carpet should be considered harassment. Besides Madonna’s flower mishap in 2011, Sediuk tried another stunt later in Feburary 2013; he attempted to enter the

Even though Amy was a drug addict and alcohol abuser, She still managed to release platinum-selling albums. Originating from the little known town of Southgate in north London, her inspiring music helped rise the popularity for female musicians in the industry.