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    Alan strode out the door just as skittish as he was when he walked in. He went over his plan in his head a countless amount of times. He was meeting Diana for dinner that night. He was going to put the potion into her wine. Diana wasn’t aware that Alan had such a tremendous admiration for her. He was strolling along, almost to the restaurant when a bluebird swooped down and snatched the love potion from Alan’s grip. “Ah-ah-oh you come back here bird! That’s mine!” shrieked Alan. He dashed

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    In the Fall of 2007 television season, the year Keeping Up with the Kardashians began, reality programming held 77.3 percent of viewership during the primetime block (Nielsen Research, 2011). The E! Entertainment channel is home to Keeping Up with the Kardashians and is purveyor of twenty-two reality television shows, with fourteen centering on women. In its first season the program snagged the number one spot for capturing the viewership of women between the ages of 18 and 34 (Kinon, 2007). The

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    Reality TV is having a negative impact on teens, exposing them unacceptable behavior at a young age. With teens being glued to the TV these days they are being shown the ugly truth of how the media portrays society. Sex, drugs and partying are just a few examples of what reality shows tend to show, as teens grow up to see this as a normal thing to do. With all the inappropriate things shown, come no repercussions. As teens grow up to see these actions they can be more prone to teen pregnancy, drug

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    We love to indulge in the celebrity gossip of pop stars, actors and reality television personalities. We thrive on their drama and so does the media. But do these pop stars and reality television stars influence society negatively or positively? Are they good role models for young people? Definitely not. Hollywood celebrities are not good role models. A role model is some we look up to and aspire to be like. Young people are greatly influenced by the poor behaviour of smoking; drinking and even

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    There have not been many studies that examined the role relationship based reality television has on people’s views about relationships and their degree to which promiscuity within relationships are acceptable. Reality Television has an important role in media consumption, with shows like Keeping up with the Kardashians, The Bachelor, and Love and Hip-hop which are interactive shows that takes the viewer with them on their everyday adventures to see what life is like as them. In recent studies, a

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    Tessa Viola Mr. Jackson MSN10: Intro to Media Studies 26 July 2016 The Bachelor: A Heartthrob in the Pockets of ABC The show we have all watched at least once in our lifetime: The Bachelor. The show that women flock to every Monday night to see the hot bachelor, the dates, destinations, and of course, the drama. Even though most people have a love hate relationship with the show, we still tune in, live tweet about it and, maybe go to Reality Steve to see who ends up with the Bachelor. We would

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    The evolution of television content is currently steadily moving towards reality television shows. The shift from interest in fiction drama series to reality shows has turned the regular television viewers into addicted voyeurs. There have been diverse views on the effect of reality television shows ranging from support to criticism. George Will, in his article “Reality television: oxymoron” believes that reality television is making ordinary people degenerate morally and act stupid in the effort

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    As these assignments continue I seem to come at a crossroad to find legitimate information about television in Costa Rica. Yet I was able to find some type of information and hope that what has been discovered is credible. What I learned was that Costa Rica has free press and a large television following. Television has become Costa Rica focuses on original programming, dubbed American programs and international shows that have gotten a strong following. Costa Rica has various channels and their

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    The town hadn’t changed much since Bonnie had left and ever since she had returned, she felt more out of place then any. Mystic Falls used to be a home that Bonnie could always come back to, no matter how bad life got out there. Since returning, Bonnie hadn’t been able to really take to Caroline or Elena for the simple fact she didn’t know how to even address the subject. It wasn’t her friend’s fault that her Grams was now gone but they did play a key role in it. Coming back was a lot more painful

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    Melanie Martinez Thesis

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    MELANIE MARTINEZ Finding someone to look up to is hard. They do something to make you mad or they just seem to fade away as someone else comes along. I have seemed to find mine only five months ago. Her name is Melanie Martinez, artist, singer and songwriter. The reason why I have picked her, is because she unorthodox, insane and outgoing. After reading you will see my reasons more than sane. Being Melanie Martinez requires you to be out of the ordinary, she is any but normal. Her facial expressions

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