When thinking of the audience that would attend a WWE event, what comes to mind in terms of socioeconomic status would be a majority lower class fan base. WWE caters to their particular social group in a variety of ways, however the negative stigma…

Walt Disney’s Finding Nemo (2003) was one of my favorite movies growing up as a child. However, around the age of 12-13, I had told myself that I had officially grown out of the “kiddie movies” phase. It was time for PG-13 movies. In my…

“I sat, eased a few M&M’s into my mouth, and flipped to page 132, which turned out to be ‘Good in Bed,’ Moxie’s regular male-written feature designed to help the average reader understand what her boyfriend was up to… or wasn’t up to, as the…

“Wherever she went she seemed to take joy and brightness with her. In the cottages of the poor her fair face shone like a sunbeam. She would sit for a quarter of an hour talking to some old woman, and apparently as pleased with the…

While in George Talboys’ library, Robert Audley comes across an inventory that would suggest that Talboys misses his lavished life, previous to the unfortunate event of his father cutting him off financially as a result of his decision to marry Lady Audley, or back then,…

  In Alleen Pace Nilsen’s article “Love and the Teenage Reader,” written in 1976, she discusses the connection an author creates with their target audience through their literature. She specifically writes about “young love”(Nilsen, 90) in young adult novels, and how during her time the…

The trailer is able to manifest interest by immediately engaging the viewer visually, with the bright blue line against the black contrast it is easy to pay attention to what is happening. Then, as the trailer transitions, it stays with the faded out background, but…