I Love Lucy

Cuba” where Lucy, Ricky, Fred, and Ethel travel to Cuba to visit Ricky’s in-laws for the first time. This episode brings to light some of the difficulties that interracial couples face, such as the differences in the cultures and social norms. The episode focuses on Lucy trying to gain the approval of Ricky’s uncle because he was upset that Ricky did not marry a Cuban woman. The episode emphasizes the cultural differences between America and Cuba, as well as the social norms that Lucy faced while

Clifton also wrote Adam Thinking and I believe Whitman as one of the greats poet would agree with this poem because his faithfulness of humans and as believer of Adam and Eve. Especially this poem is talking about Adam himself asking for partner in life saying that “to reconnect the rib

road to meet Lucy. He waiting for Lucy, like he has done in the past, to make a first introduction. He forges the plan involving his best friend, Ulla. When Lucy drives by, Ulla begins to “beat up,” Henry. The audience sees Lucy as a friendly and non violent girl; but when she notices Henry getting “beat up” it takes an unexpected turn. She grabs a bat from the back of her truck and wails on Henry’s friend. When Ulla flees the scene, Lucy runs after him and he falls. We then see Lucy repeatedly lifting

The hugely popular television series Desperate Housewives acts as the perfect analogy for the glossy suburban vernacular. Created by Marc Cherry and ABC studios in 2004 it has become one of the most popular television series of the 21st century. The drama series follows the lives of four women living on the fictional street of Wisteria Lane. The first season of the series begins with the shocking suicide of a housewife and the subsequent explorations for the reasonings behind her untimely death.

Virginie Silla’s movie Lucy is what would call absurd, so only a few people actually take the time to watch it. Lucy, a twenty four year old female who is over-seas studying in Taipei, Taiwan. It is surely a different way of thinking, because it expands your mind more than imaginable. The movie shows us what it would be like to be able to expand our minds to a hundred percent and all the “superpowers” we would have. The drug that is portrayed in the movie is what makes Lucy such an amazing human

sitcom in 1950. William Asher has been credited with being the “man who invented the sitcom,” having directed over two dozen of the leading sitcoms from the 1950s through the 1970s (Cook, 1999). Some of Asher’s finest works include “Bewitched” and “I Love Lucy”, classics that are still around today. Although situation comedies have been able to withstand time, even with new evolving technology that allows a high focus on effects that have allowed science fiction shows to thrive, they are far from where

Ayana Mathis graduated from Iowa Writers' Workshop and received the Michener-Copernicus Fellowship. What Ayana Mathis didn’t know is that her first novel, The Twelve Tribes of Hattie, would shoot her immediately into success. Her book received remarkable awards such as a New York Times Bestseller and a New York Times Notable Book of the Year 2013 award, as well as having been recommended by Oprah Winfrey and included for Oprah's Book Club 2.0. As visiting faculty at the Iowa Writer's Workshop, Ayana

When hearing that I thought, well why would I be learning more about myself, rather than thing for psychology. I also instantly knew that this class is probably going to challenge me to think outside of the box, which it did. As a college student you would think you’ll know everything about yourself already, until you take psychology adjustment by Dr. Haywood. Of course, I knew that you grow over the lessons you’ve learned, but I just didn’t think I would learn so much about myself. I was able to learn

to the song coming from her father's church. As if God was telling Shug to finally change her ways and God telling her father to finally forgive and accept her. Then their lost relationship had been found as they embraced with tears of forgiveness. I love the part where she tells her father see daddy sinners have souls too. God was trying to tell several people something. At the end of the song, Albert finally does the right thing and takes steps to reunite Celie with her sister Nettie. The scene is

Also completing the cast are R&B singers K.Michelle and Karlie Redd (Love and Hip Hop Atlanta, 2013). The show is known much less for hip hop and much more for its drama. The first season surrounds the love triangle between Stevie J, Mimi, and Joseline. Stevie J’s “chronic infidelity” has been criticized as a form of abuse (Abrams, 2012). Abrams (2012) gave an opinion piece on The Grio’s