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Katherine Heigl and Gerard Butler, is about Abby, a TV producer (Heigl) whose show is on the verge of being cancelled. In a last-ditch attempt to save the show, Abby’s boss brings in a “love expert,” Mike (Butler) to raise the ratings. Mike’s character is crass and disrespectful, essentially the antithesis of Abby’s character. As such, she harbors extreme dislike for him. Despite this, when Mike offers to

The Simple Art of Masquerade Centuries ago, long before the thoughts of man were transcribed into words, drawings were used to convey the thoughts and ideas, each telling a story like no other, with an even greater discord between the accurate meanings of the story and meaning which the reader garnered from the tale. Fast forward a few centuries to a time where stories were ultimately being shared by word of mouth, altering a bit from the original thoughts and ideas of the author who formerly spoke

The late Medieval Age witnessed significant change and reformation in both societal life and religious ideals. As more and more philosophers emerged, they began challenging societal norms and, inevitably, the Catholic Church, which dominated much of medieval life. As the Medieval Age waned, the emergence of humanism and Protestantism ushered in a new wave of a thought. Although the Reformation paved the way for a more anthropocentric outlook on life, in regards to religion it became more theocentric

Contradictions in the Great Gatsby They were known as the roaring twenty’s because the economy at the time was through the roof and people were partying all over the place. At the time there was a prohibition on the manufacturing and sales of intoxicating drinks. Since a lot of people did not feel like drinking gin they made in their bathtubs all the time, there was a huge market for organized crime. Organized criminals catered to the needs of the drinking public by illegally supplying them

Controversial and provocative art has been around for a long time. Artists realize that no matter how the artwork is being portrayed, someone will somehow be offended by your work. But we still create artworks that supposedly offend a number of audiences. To deal with offensive images is often a ritual of theatrical excess. But as these images offend some, there are people who do not get offended by the same image. Iconophobia syndrome is a fear and anxiety of images. Blaming of images and mass media

When it comes to teens using the Internet and social media applications, there are many opinions people have in regards to security, privacy, and addiction for these luxuries. It seems that every day, I see news articles, blogs, and other posts about teens and the way they use the Internet. Mainly, the concern that parents need to have in order to protect their children from being personally identified or having an addiction to apps like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. When reading this book, I

A knight’s tale is a medieval adventure and romantic comedy that employs a method of modernizing historical events and ways of life. Determined to change his stars and his status William creates a new identity for himself as a knight and begins competing in jousting tournaments. The story of William and his companions is told be inspirational. The setting of the mediaeval time period is used because of the more restrictive social classes that are often associated with it. Inspiring people to always

HOW MIGHT Republicans stop Donald Trump? A gathering of twenty-nine Trump supporters this week in northern Virginia mostly offered lessons in how not to do it. The three-hour session on the night of December 9th was organised by Frank Luntz, a veteran Republican media consultant, for the benefit of CBS television and a dozen or so invited reporters, among them your columnist. The Trump supporters—all of whom voted Republican in the 2012 presidential election, and who ranged fairly widely in income

llectual life is rich and vibrant, it is little known elsewhere, primarily because most Indonesian scholars write in the Indonesian language and not in English. Among the most well-known Indonesian writers on Islam is Nurcholish Madjid, rector of the Paramadina University, Jakarta. This collection of essays is the first major English translation of Madjid’s writings. The essays cover a diverse range of issues but are shaped by a common concern for an understanding of Islam that takes into account