Risque

A very short time ago, in a world very well known, the famous Star Wars movies were brought to creation. George Lucas originally exposed the original Star Wars in 1977, and it has continued to up to present day. The ideas Lucas created through these movies helped evolve other films. One of the things that the prior Star Wars didn’t evolve though was female representation in movies. The representation of women in past Star Wars films compared to the most recent Star Wars film has substantially evolved

In the music industry, it’s very common nowadays for most artists to change their appearances to a more sexually appealing and risque look to attract fans, money, etc. These practices of bad imagery are present in hip hop music the most out of all the genres. Bad imagery in rap is one of the main causes of the exploitation of women in this country today. Women are being overexposed

able to conclude that this show would be visually unique when compared to the other times I had seen the show, prior to it even starting. Once the show began, it was obvious that the portrayal of the characters was far from what I had expected. With risqué costumes, dynamic lighting, dramatic acting, and powerful use of music and sound, the show highlighted Macbeth’s unrestrained ambition,

the 1960's the Lord Chancellor was very tough on censorship. Any swearing or even slightly risqué images were changed or censored completely. The strongest word used within the play is probably 'bloody' which Geoffrey says a lot and even this, is a bit 'close to the bone'. Whereas when Shirley Valentine was written there was not such a strong censorship law. In Shirley Valentine there is a lot of risqué language and many sexual innuendoes. The dialogue is a also very brief, there is no need

Sir John Harrington was an english courtier, author, translator and inventor. He was not a very successful author/poet, but he is known for inventing the flush toilet. He was the Godson of Queen Elizabeth I, but was banished from court for telling risque stories, and was also exiled from his hometown of Kelston in 1584. During his 4 year exile, he Built a house, and wanted to make a flushable toilet room inside. He named it “Ajax”. Once Queen elizabeth forgave him, she went to visit him. He showed

CINEMA The recently released patent shows the automaker's plans to offer a drop-down projection screen that will cover car windshields. This will effectively turn your car into a four-wheeled cinema, however, the imagination can lead to several other risque ideas for this technology. Perhaps a fascinating part of this is that it will not render your car useless. Yes, people can still drive somewhere and watch a movie at the same time. You could even drive to the movies while watching a movie. This will

end of the woman's denim jeans shorts might be. Though the photo is definitely racy, it passed Instagram’s censorship test. It still remains up on Klum’s account Tuesday. This is far from the first time the German supermodel mom-of-four has shared risqué photos on her social

to go see Eve. In this way Margo is her own harshest critic, and this self-damaging attitude leaves her vulnerable at times in the film. Margo’s wardrobe throughout the film (namely at the Sarah Siddons award and at Bill’s birthday party) is more risqué than Karen’s, perhaps to show her want to hold on to younger fashion trends. This destructive nature is not caused by Bill, who loves Margo unconditionally, but

Josephine Baker was an iconic African-American dancer, singer, actress and civil rights activist. Her rise to fame included her erotic dancing, her comedic expressions and her risqué sense of style. She was well known for her “Danse Sauvage” and her most famous “Banana skirt dance”. She was a unique artist that differed from the rest. With that being said, I would like to focus the main aspect of this paper on her originality of tackling racial stereotypes through performing, her unique sense of

Shakespeare’s Much Ado Conrade was a man and another follow of Don John; however, Whedon turned Conrade into a woman and made her into Don John’s lover. This makes perfect sense with Whedon’s slightly risqué writing. However, I do feel as if it would have been funnier, more appealing to the Millennials, and even more risqué if Whedon kept Conrade a man, but still made him into Don John’s lover. Whedon had already made history and shown that he was a supporter of LGBTQ+ rights when he introduced one of the first