Beverly Hills High School

In the film, Real Women Have Curves portrays the theme that the American Dream is achievable, but greatly hindered to obtain it. Ana Garcia continuously faces obstacles such as not having equal opportunities to partake in extracurricular activities, a quality education institution, and the continuous struggle between her mother 's traditions and the modern world 's definition of a women. Ultimately, she successfully passed through these hindrances and achieved it. The American Dream is the ideal

In, "Real Women Have Curves", Ana lived in a working-class family that did not offer the opportunities that the children in the middle class were offered. She had to take multiple bus stops in order to arrive to her high school as well as work a part time job at a fast-food restaurant in order to finance her own needs. These limited opportunities made the American Dream much more difficult to pursue for her. Social class also brings other resources to children besides

Cynthia Picardo who is currently the Assistant Director of Four Seasons here in Las Vegas, came to our class to talk about meetings and events. Through out her entire presentation, she talks about her personal life and what brought her to the success she has today. She had graduated from college with as a food and nutrition major. Cynthia had always thought physical therapy was what she had wanted to do with her life along. The most three stressful things she in her life were getting married, quit

The Romantic comic drama film Pretty Woman occurred in Los Angeles, California, particularly in Beverly Hills during the 1990s. The film stars Richard Gere, who played Edward Lewis and Julia Roberts, who played Vivian ward, and highlights Hector Elizondo, Ralph Bellamy, Laura San Giacomo, and Jason Alexander in supporting parts. In this film, Vivian is a Los Angeles prostitute battling with her way of life and a need to pay the rent. Edward is a rich businessperson who spends significant time in

Cosmetic surgery has become increasingly more popular. However, many are unsatisfied with their results. Debra Dunn decided to have cosmetic surgery to fix a bump she had on her nose as a result of a childhood injury. After having two nose jobs and spending thousands of dollars, she was so dissatisfied with her results that she was embarrassed when she left the house and avoided mirrors. When she ventured out in public, she hid behind her hair. Although doctors tried convincing her that her nose

directed by Amy Heckerling in 1995 both share a similar interest in maintaining a high social status. Emma Woodhouse of the novel "Emma" and Cher Horowitz from the film "Clueless" are both spoiled young lady living in a high-class society. Emma Woodhouse is part of the rich, upscale society in a large and populous village in the nineteenth century England, while Cher Horowitz lives in a rich, upscale Beverly Hills, California USA. Both of the main characters, Emma and Cher shows arrogance and lack

DeGeneres launched her acting career by landing on a spot in Open House, where she acted the role of a real estate employee (Scott, 1994). She impressed on the aforementioned role and was casted in Laurie Hill, where she acted as a nurse. Based on her performance in Laurie Hill, she was casted in the highly rated sitcom called These friends of mine. Ellen DeGeneres career started rising to the peak steadily after the aforementioned sitcom changed its name to Ellen. More viewers connected

Park, Illinois, on January 17th 1922, however she did not grow up there. She moved to Beverly Hills when she was two years old. Betty White started high school at Horace Mann High School. Horace Mann High School is known for having famous people walk through its halls. It has had stars such as Angelina Jolie, Nicolas Cage, David Schwimmer and Rob Reiner. She then later graduated from Beverly Hills High School. She originally wanted to write movies and plays, then she performed in her own play and

relationship between characters and their images. But the setting of the movie is different with each other because of the time that the text are based on. Emma by Douglas McGrath is set in 19th century England, and on the other hand Clueless is in Beverly Hills, California, USA in the 20th century. Values like morality, social status, wealth and physical appearances are very similar in this two movies. Compared to movie Emma, the Clueless movie tone is more fast-paced and hectic from the beginning. Since

It reworks the primary themes of Austen's novel to comment on 20th century teen culture. Emma is set in the village of Highbury, a microcosm of 19th century agragrian England, while Clueless takes place in the consumerist American society of Beverly Hills in the 1990s. The first theme which is going to be analysed is the value of self-knowledge and moral integrity. This theme is explored in both texts through the development of the protagonist from someone self-centred and borderline narcissistic