E! Online E! Online is the perfect website destination for those who eat, sleep, and breathe pop culture. Pop culture is a phenomenon that has taken root all across the nation. In order to reach that wide range of audience eonline.com branched out and can now be accessible on other social media networks such as twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and many more. With more than thirty-nine million multiplatform visitors per month E! Online is one of the fastest growing digital destinations. This website does a perfect job on delivering what’s viral now with exclusive breaking news, in-depth celebrity coverage, TV scoops, fashion trends and much more. This website is not only informative to the viewer but also very captivating to the viewer’s eye due to its visual appearance, simple readability, and trouble-free navigation. One major key element that makes a website successful is to have an appealing visual appearance. Just like people form first impressions by looking at a person, first impressions on a website is no different. Although, E! Online homepage is very simple with its white background and black text they do make sure to add splashes of color here and there to highlight the latest news and trends. As you start to navigate through the website each category depending on what it’s about has its own distinct background which is quite unique. The pictures and videos eonline.com chose to put on their website are very captivating and same goes for their captions. These images
On a website the opening page is vital to not only the persons experience on the site, but also the over all impression on the subject. There are several ways that a persons perception can be manipulated to feel a certain way, on a website; the layout, accessibility of information, and images. When accessing the El Paso Zoo website the first thing that catches the attention of the audience is the back ground. Which is the El Paso skyline with the franklin mountains accompanied by some exotic animals. This creates a personal connection with the views by combining something that is familiar and has emotional connection with something new that brings a new excitement to this emotional
This environment used to be a small dark, damp, cool cave but after a rare meteor shower rains down on the land, opening a giant hole in the roof of a cave. The hole allows sunlight, fresh air, and other weather conditions to affect the interior of the cave. After the natural disaster occurred mosses and grass started to grow. The Jabberwocky is an omnivore, it has sharp pointy teeth to tear and shred its food. The animal that eats the Jabberwocky is the Megamaggot Grubbeus. The Megamaggot Grubbeus lives in a hole and when my animal walks by it eats it whole. No, in the beginning my animal lived in a cool, damp, dark, cave. Now that the meteor shower made a hole at the top of the cave, sun comes in my animal's habitat. The sun has changed the
Digital trends allow people to interact internationally and globally. “Nowadays, music, sport, and culture spread easily across the globe.” (“A Way To Explore and Build Relationships We Wouldn’t Otherwise Form”) Noa Gafni Slaney gives us examples throughout the article showing us how trends begin locally and slowly begin spreading globally. For example “ Chinese artist Ai Weiwei is the darling of the art world. Shakira’s fans go beyond Latin America. And even Black Friday sales are now a global phenomenon. “, said Noa Gafni Slaney. The Internet seeks out opportunities to connect with others.
In this chapter, I present how two pop cultural sites—The film The Kids Are All Right, the television series The Fosters—represent butch motherhood. My intention is to expose the discourses in action to reveal how they operate and contain instruction that delivers as disciplinary performance. I divide the following sections into individual discussions of each cultural text to reveal the cogs within each site. I then compare and contrast both texts to investigate the tensions between both productions and how the discourses thematically collude. Finally, this comparative analysis considers the disciplinary discourse that develops in accord with gender and motherhood.
After some time passed, USA Today Online became USAToday.com which provides readers with real time sports, business, news, weather, etc. (Ferrell and Hartline, 2014, p. 318). USA Today’s online media transformation lead to decreased distribution costs and increased readership (p. 318). Additionally, USAToday.com offered communities that featured interactive content such as discussion forums (p. 318). The site also implemented a huge variety of links to topic pages within its story pages to help fuel conversation throughout the nation (p.
The River Island website is very aesthetically pleasing and it is composed of bright colours like red and green and pink which make it more lively, attracting viewers to the website easily. Colours also influence how people will respond and behave and since many different cultures, classes and genders have different attitudes and preferences; having differnet colours has a great impact and it better for everybody. The layout of the page is very simple and not difficult to undertsand and the text is written in a font which can easily read so is a great advantage for those who have poor eyesight or struggle to read things. The top of the website has a slideshow animation which also attracts the reader and as it isone of the biggest things on the homepage , it graps the reader attention and is perferably one if the firsttings the viewer
Upon first glance of their homepages, the two sites look completely different in style. When The Metropolitan Museum homepage loaded, I was in awe of the bold image of a man's face covered with ink art. It was eye-catching at first, but then I noticed there was no other graphics or pictures on the homepage. The one slide show picture did not even fill the screen from side to side either. It left a kind of boring, bland feeling with me. Then I clicked on the link for the National Gallery of Art homepage. As this site loaded, it filled the computer screen with side to side full color. The background was a beautiful picture of an elegant cathedral-like building. In the middle of this eye-catching background was a slide menu where each group had its very own beautiful picture. Another refreshing feature is that the background image changes often so that each time I visited it is was a different background image. Although the menu pictures were not as large as The Metropolitan
Looking on YELLS website a few cons that’s sticks out is on the home page its plain and doesn’t sticks out to fully catch the person who enters the site. The background is just a solid gray color with
Glaspell spent more than forty years working as a journalist, fiction writer, playwright and promoter of various artistic. She is a woman who lived in a male dominated society. She is the author of a short story titled A Jury of Her Peers. She was inspired to write this story when she investigated in the homicide of John Hossack, a prosperous county warren who had been killed in his sleep(1).Such experience in Glaspell’s life stimulated inspiration. The fact that she was the first reporter on scene, explains that she must have found everything still in place, that makes an incredible impression. She feels what Margaret (who is Minnie Wright in the story) had gone through, that is, she has sympathy for her. What will she say about Margaret? Will she portray Margaret as the criminal or the woman who’s life has been taken away? In the short story Minnie Wright was the victim. Based on evidence at the crime scene, it is clear that Minnie has killed her husband; however, the women have several reasons for finding her “not guilty” of the murder of John Wright.
In modern communication, there are various types of culture. The most widely known of these types is pop culture. Pop Culture in short, is every meme, perspective, image and phenomena that are within the mainstream of a culture which has created an active audience. This active audience has a role in pop culture as to how it creates and defines music, movies and race in popular culture.
Web sites are just like magazines, newspapers, brochures, menus, or even directions on how to make nitroglycerin from house-hold goods, in that they all have to be put together in such a manner that whoever is reading or browsing over it will be able to clearly distinguish this from that. In this sense, a critique of any particular web site will have justification, while carefully considering also that this is an altogether new medium of information exchange. Now, all of this talk of togetherness is actually a general reference to basic design principles, such as color coordination, if color is used, text size, font choice/ style, art integration, accessibility, and just plain and simple design of the page. For
Popular culture film and music has long since been awash with drug references and imagery. The context of these references has majorly affected the way in which they are received and perceived by the wider public, expressly in times of social or political change and unrest. The context in which these images and sounds are being interpreted affect the response to racial vilification, representation, along with gender roles and stereotypes. Conventional practice in the entertainment industries has developed over time but drugs, their users and dealers, including the consumption and production, continue to be portrayed in a mainly negative light, showing the complexity of this particular social process.
Have you ever truly thought about what being similar means? If not here is your chance. Similarity means having a similar feature or aspect as another individual. How bodies look and work on the inside is the same for all, so why does it matter what they look like on the outside? Media of all types discriminate against both male and female bodies. Why do they do this? How come they can’t portray each individual the same? Whether it is a man or woman both body types are discriminated against. Mainly it is due to the fact that women are discriminated against more than men are. Media only states how women are dismembered, but they do not realize men are too. Men are considered more sexually active and are known to make statements
Companies and corporations use many different tactics to ensnare their intended audience’s attention. Utilizing everything from fancy fonts and alluring colors, to humorous or abstract imaging. They try to connect to you in a personal manner utilizing ethics, logic and emotional allure to try and gain your support for their interests and ideals. Art, media, and aesthetics are all part of visual rhetoric, you will also find the three artistic proofs (ethos, logos, and pathos which I will further elaborate on in a moment), which are different persuasion mechanisms, utilized on web pages. The Oregon Health & Science University, commonly referred to as OHSU, applies these very same tactics to draw people into exploring their website. Utilizing a calming color scheme with friendly and easily understandable phrasing and their use of a clean and simplistic layout makes navigation easy, allowing users to quickly find useful and updated information.
There is no doubt about it that the internet has revolutionized the world of media. Online media is an information based haven for news, entertainment and knowledge. Online media such as online magazines, marketing, news websites etc are changing greatly not simply as a result of technology alone, but also to meet the customer demands of “something new and improved”. Online media is trying to hold continuously the attention of viewers from anywhere and