If you're thinking about popular culture, the early adopters of popular culture tend to be young women.
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Americans struggled with this idea that popular culture, their popular culture, could be subversive in this way.
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"What we see today is a loop from popular culture to art back to popular culture," Mr. Chéroux said.
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But it's popular content and popular culture, and the reason why it's called popular culture is because it is popular. Yeah.
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Despite being an annual fixture since 213, this year's Love Island has utterly steamrolled popular culture: it has become mainstream popular culture.
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Because historical figures pass out of history and into popular culture, and because that process is accelerating, these figures are increasingly defined by popular culture.
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As I said before, because consumer technology has become popular culture, you really need to understand popular culture to be able to have an insight about it.
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The argument is (loudly and wrongly) that the clapping emojis used between words doesn't belong to anyone except popular culture, except for that teensy, inconvenient fact that Black people are popular culture.
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In her book American Sweethearts: Teenage Girls in Twentieth-Century Popular Culture, professor of gender and women's studies Ilana Nash fleshes out these various ideas about how popular culture shaped this impossible ideal.
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This trend extends deep into society, academia and popular culture.
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This renewed obsession has been reflected in popular culture, too.
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Skateboarders are notoriously critical of their portrayal in popular culture.
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Of course, that was before popular culture had its say.
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But Lady Bird helped keep it planted in popular culture.
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In that sense, sports and popular culture is inherently political.
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Those kinds of gender clashes have migrated to popular culture.
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Warlords are no strangers to popular culture and social media.
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Cryptocurrency has also had a mixed reception in popular culture.
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Literature doesn't occupy nearly the same role in popular culture.
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News and popular culture — and by extension politics — felt fake.
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Growing up, I did not see myself in popular culture.
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It is a classic scene from American teen popular culture.
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Maybe this is a moment for scientists in popular culture.
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This is the night that American popular culture was born.
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All of the arts were originally forms of popular culture.
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These changing perceptions have also been reflected in popular culture.
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She mostly tells travel, small business, and popular culture stories.
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The king of gourds is all over fall-related popular culture.
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"I witnessed… my family's extraordinary impact on popular culture," she said.
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Few creators have left as profound a mark on popular culture.
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But where does that leave portrayals of nerds in popular culture?
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The way we think about popular culture is changing with it.
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There might be things from fairy tales, popular culture, and politics.
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What would true diversity in popular culture look like to you?
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Chinese popular culture celebrates Africa as a place for derring-do.
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The admiration of popular culture has played a part in that.
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In popular culture, the condition is characterized by a hyperactive child.
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What do you think about the renewed interest in popular culture?
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The predominant trend in popular culture is the same recognisable sound.
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What does it mean to assimilate marginal groups into popular culture?
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Above are two popular culture staples: A mermaid and a vampire.
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The hoverboard's place in popular culture has already been fully cemented.
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All of the color and movement of popular culture faded away.
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Popular culture is replete with faces of all creeds and colors.
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For keeping up with popular culture, I like the A.V. Club.
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"It's fun to think of popular culture as profound," she said.
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CHIP has also become a topic of conversation in popular culture.
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Popular culture helped catapult the clown to a titan of terror.
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Gamergate argues politics ought to be kept away from popular culture.
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It is, in the vernacular of popular culture, a double whammy.
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He also wanted to reflect his personal relationship with popular culture.
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WM: I mostly write about how popular culture relates to humans.
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She writes on Cuba, American popular culture, identity and higher education.
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Neuroses about Russia continue to exert influence in Norwegian popular culture.
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Even popular culture can emerge from these types of grant programs.
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For instance, Barbie, who is basically part of everyone's popular culture.
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Now under the pull of popular culture those tides have shifted.
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American popular culture emerged at the time of President Andrew Jackson.
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Suicidal ideation is also triggered by popular culture aimed at youth.
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As popular culture archetypes, these used to be scary black men.
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"What would popular culture do without the 'secret identity'?" he muses.
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In them we see how popular culture is absorbed by underground performers, who then make it their own, and how over time it then returns to popular culture, now infused with the underground's movements and language.
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The Dadaists borrowed heavily from popular culture, including cabaret and music-hall.
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He's created several characters who have really resonated in our popular culture.
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This idealization of "a better" America in popular culture is nothing new.
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We often turn to spectacular, even lurid accounts, especially in popular culture.
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And, why is it that screams are so prevalent in popular culture?
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Entertainment and popular culture eagerly cast Muslims as America's bogeyman du jour.
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Rumors of his ruthlessness and influence inspired folk songs and popular culture.
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The #MeToo movement has cast a long, dark shadow on popular culture.
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The notoriety of Stromboli's active volcano has even translated into popular culture.
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Both images critique the way that violence is sensationalized in popular culture.
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And then there are the more subtle allusions that dot popular culture.
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The party is trying to bend popular culture to its agenda, too.
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The contributions of underrepresented communities have been seemingly erased in popular culture.
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Then you look at the presence of Imelda Marcos in popular culture.
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That old prison concept has deeply infiltrated popular culture in various guises.
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The comfort of home aside, popular culture dictated what banged at school.
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It's not the first time we've seen the ass in popular culture.
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He is among the most influential when it comes to popular culture.
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THE Ottoman Empire is in vogue in Turkish politics and popular culture.
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Muslim characters in popular culture, such as television shows, are less stereotyped.
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Nothing in popular culture, or in consumer capitalism, is ever really new.
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She also acknowledged her musical family for their impact on popular culture.
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"There is an evil clown trope running through popular culture," he said.
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Whatever the popular culture phenomenon of the time, I make a painting.
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Many selections showcase the flippancy with which popular culture approached the bomb.
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I see it as something so big, [it] changed modern popular culture.
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Still Processing Popular culture is having something of a male nudity breakthrough.
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And thanks to cultural studies, we readily interpret clothing and popular culture.
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For centuries, these troupes defined popular culture in much of the world.
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People realize the fact that politics is part of our popular culture.
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Stage, too, has noticed an uptick in suicidal themes in popular culture.
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Some students have had little exposure to popular culture or liberal politics.
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"Timex definitely has a presence in popular culture," said Mr. Schutmaat, 36.
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Mr. Moss's most famous line has resurfaced in popular culture several times.
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The condition, known as the munchies, is a staple of popular culture.
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WM: And I mostly write about how popular culture relates to humans.
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Magical thinking has always had a prominent place in American popular culture.
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Despite the #UnibrowMovement, we're still seeing the unibrow erased in wider popular culture.
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It also makes it obvious how the soccer girl entered American popular culture.
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Today, things like yoga and mindfulness meditation are fully integrated into popular culture.
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Although demonized in popular culture, rattlesnakes play a vital role in their ecosystems.
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American sports-writing is generally superior, because America takes popular culture so seriously.
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As depicted in popular culture, ancient Egypt is awash with the color beige.
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Why is the traditional marriage sidelined yet still so prominent in popular culture?
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Michael Moran is a British journalist who writes about TV and popular culture.
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And our lives are constantly negated by the media, politicians, and popular culture.
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Almost every instance of power armor in popular culture comes from Heinlein's use.
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But contemporary artist Sonya Clark is challenging its insidious presence in popular culture.
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While purists fussed, popular culture was discovering the bottomless marketability of cute things.
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Memes feel like popular culture, and they are when you're on the internet.
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Since then, it hasn't just revolutionised superhero comics, but all of popular culture.
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Thanks to its frequent appearances in popular culture, however, the device's mystique endures.
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If you've got a space story, how did that enter our popular culture?
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The use of popular culture, mainly film, is also used to engage audiences.
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Now, with the change from the underground to popular culture, things are changing.
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It is reinforced in our popular culture and built into the international order.
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Right now, I'd say that I think about consumer technology as popular culture.
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Everyone understands the coming-out story now: It is part of popular culture.
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Aimless and anxious 20-somethings in popular culture were nothing new, of course.
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Retro Report In popular culture, what lies ahead is somehow almost always bleak.
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The video spot shows how pervasive Apple laptops have become in popular culture.
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When Ms. Marcos refused to abandon her six employees, she invoked popular culture.
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It's likely this academic spat over popular culture won't be resolved anytime soon.
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Still Processing This year has been especially heavy with untimely popular culture deaths.
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Popular culture today offers a wide variety of nuanced, rich representations of blackness.
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There is also, however, a connection between popular culture and the marketplace itself.
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It commonly seeps into popular culture, including high fashion ads and lifestyle branding.
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Without policing and erasing by law and popular culture, taboos lose their authority.
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These days, references to the Underground Railroad course through literary and popular culture.
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In a way, that is one engine for all of American popular culture.
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Maybe that's just a symptom of an increasingly niche-driven, fragmented popular culture.
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They entered American popular culture as part of the war effort in 1941.
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VICE: Why do you think Krampus has had this resurgence in popular culture?
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Pristine props and popular culture Ten interactive exhibits and galleries at MoPOP, Seattle's Museum of Popular Culture (formerly the EMP) offer visitors a far-ranging tour of music history, contemporary pop culture, science fiction, fantasy and a variety of offbeat trends.
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They've been celebrated in popular culture, most notably in Oscar-winning film Slumdog Millionaire.
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Why do you think Al Capone remains such a profound figure in popular culture?
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Popular culture is a place where these sorts of anxieties and desires are explored.
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The award will recognize Ross' artistic contributions to the entertainment industry and popular culture.
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I can't wait to sink my musical teeth into this hunk of popular culture.
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The best of popular culture has always had a streak of pretension about it.
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Over the years, Moore's hat toss has been referenced and parodied in popular culture.
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At one level, scientists and science are very much a part of popular culture.
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Ms. Mayhew's books occasionally dealt with the lighter side of political or popular culture.
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And fans write romantically charged fan fiction about essentially any piece of popular culture.
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There are some memes that have permeated popular culture and simply won't go away.
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Popular culture has always been interested in women who become obsessed with other women.
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Known as lianhuanhua, they draw on history, folk tales, popular culture, and martial arts.
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"I am reconnecting culture and popular culture," Michele told British Vogue of the offering.
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But it's not "America's Dead Sea" as popular culture would lead us to believe.
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By the 1970s, a new vision of the Asian male hit American popular culture.
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It's a variant of BDSM employing the excitement and clichés of popular culture entertainment.
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It was, according to Tergesen, a time of great homophobia in popular culture, too.
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" Being part of the fabric of popular culture is, he said, "no longer intimidating.
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But the new thing is that the nerd culture is becoming the popular culture.
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She researches and writes on popular culture and politics, particularly sport in Latin America.
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But they could at least begin to demystify and destigmatize science in popular culture.
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The 1980s represent a treasure trove of popular culture, fashion and, of course, gadgets.
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Only two months later, the nipples of Lui were entirely forgotten by popular culture.
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Despite its limited availability, Liquid Sky's impact on contemporary popular culture has been vast.
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American popular culture either embraced caricatures of the Kennedys or the myth of Camelot.
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He just wants to be welcomed back into the exalted fold of popular culture.
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At the same time, a figure re-emerged in popular culture: the powerful witch.
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Moms drinking alcohol has become a staple of popular culture in the past decade.
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They don't celebrate popular culture so much as point to its hollowness and tawdriness.
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When I was in grammar school, astronauts and spies were big in popular culture.
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Popular culture is steeped in the notion of pressure concerning a woman's biological clock.
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Your early designs were packed with references to popular culture and other disparate sources.
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Not only were people eating it up, but we were actually shaping popular culture.
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In terms of media spectacles and popular culture, violence seems ubiquitous in liberal societies.
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Hippies had been portrayed as comic relief in popular culture until Manson came along.
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Animals, especially simian ones, were historically racialized in popular culture to dehumanize black people.
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Add this political rhetoric to the depiction of Arabs and Muslims in popular culture.
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Very logically, popular culture is defined essentially by just one thing: It is popular.
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Yet, there were still points of separation, including divisions over language and popular culture.
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There were only the latest examples of the sweet science's resilience within popular culture.
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Depictions of Jesus in art and popular culture have long attracted controversy and criticism.
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That brought me into this world of popular culture and trying to fight misinformation.
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Its run has coincided with something of a dance boom in American popular culture.
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" — or its link to popular culture, namely: "It's the one singer Bjork isn't from.
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WM: And I mostly write about how popular culture and movies relate to humans.
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How do you see or hear addiction being referenced in media and popular culture?
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He arose not from politics but from popular culture — the richest soil of populism.
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Company sexual harassment training is easily mocked — and often brushed off in popular culture.
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"Something like Marvel has a way of really affecting popular culture, and to have that popular culture informed with things that are of African origin and people knowing they are of African origin ... is powerful," Nyong'o, who plays warrior Nakia, told Reuters.
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It has been a part of American popular culture since what we recognize as popular culture emerged — roughly round 1832, when Thomas Dartmouth Rice, in blackface, performed his song "Jump Jim Crow" to thunderous applause at the Bowery Theatre in New York.
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They reminded you of the playful spirit that the big beat injected into popular culture.
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Like its Nazi and Italian fascist forerunners, it wants to infiltrate and remake popular culture.
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It is too late to try to get politics out of art and popular culture.
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Popular culture focuses on the stock market, but Wall Street keeps its eyes on bonds.
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Reality TV, like the rest of popular culture, still has to achieve some greater purpose.
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They could, if they wanted to, be funny and deploy references relevant to popular culture.
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Even if the popular culture at large despises Donald Trump, Kanye embodies Trump's nonconformist legacy.
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The rise of popular culture has greatly influenced baby names over the last few years.
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And yet, people can't seem to get enough of these lavish displays in popular culture.
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Professor Kinitra Brooks will teach the thrice-weekly "Black Women, Beyoncé, and Popular Culture" course.
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One is constantly searching for a reflection of themselves in the abyss of popular culture.
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His legacy has been kept alive in popular culture by artists such as Kendrick Lamar.
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What needs more attention is how populism is so often intimately linked with popular culture.
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"Popular culture is made up as much by forgetting things as discovering them," explains Judkins.
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But AllMusic, which was actually built to classify popular culture, beat Wikipedia to the punch.
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They're all part of the Duffer Brothers' storytelling, which references 1980s consumer and popular culture.
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How had the iconoclastic child of the Internet influenced a decade's worth of popular culture?
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You can see it in the (many) portrayals of North Korea in American popular culture.
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When you don't see yourself represented in popular culture, you feel like you don't matter.
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Contrary to what popular culture tells us, there simply is no right way to parent.
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He is more likely to take inspiration from the newly minted myths of popular culture.
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Mr. Erbe's pieces are is inspired by popular culture, said Lisa Chalif, the exhibition's curator.
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It is the ultimate story of forbidden love and is often referenced in popular culture.
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The high-flying exploit of the man known as D.B. Cooper infused American popular culture.
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There are panels on film, art, dance, literature and popular culture, as well as politics.
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Adolf Hitler—whose vegetarianism is well-known in popular culture—certainly connected diet with race.
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The LAND artists generally use popular culture as a point of inspiration for their works.
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Even after passing away last month, the name Kimbo Slice rings out across popular culture.
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Sex is a classic hot seller but old people are often desexualized in popular culture.
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But themes of translation and popular culture pop up again and again in his work.
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To call them "popular culture" implies a degree of democratic collaboration between consumers and producers.
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Wesley likes to think about the relationship among art, news and life in popular culture.
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Movements against domestic violence and child abuse, for example, had meaningful allies in popular culture.
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American popular culture has long been marked by an absence of empathy for American Indians.
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But she's often been mischaracterized in popular culture as a temptress, or as Jesus's lover.
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Part of that has to do with the way nerd culture has subsumed popular culture.
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Popular culture is also shining a new light on black veganism and bringing more converts.
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Black women's hair can impact the creative state of popular culture in so many ways.
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Will & Grace was my first exposure to popular culture that took that relationship really seriously.
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In popular culture, swamp folk are depicted as not only illiterate but also nearly unintelligible.
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Mediated popular culture provides us both a powerful mirror and an engine for moral engagement.
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But it was tragedy and a glamorous wife that ensured Kennedy's legacy in popular culture.
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See this related Learning Network lesson: "Espionage Everywhere: Spying in the News and Popular Culture."
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Polling shows the state's voters are more split on guns than popular culture might indicate.
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The director is J.J. Abrams, perhaps the most consistent B student in modern popular culture.
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His inventory of Rorschach sightings in popular culture over the last half-century is encyclopedic.
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It's that their stories are simply not told in our literature, film and popular culture.
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Representation in popular culture — including crosswords — can help create a more just, inclusive, loving world.
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Meanwhile the aesthetics of robots and factories bled into popular culture, from music to fashion.
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The plays are a sign of how the crisis has filtered into Venezuela's popular culture.
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What do you think of the artists who use popular culture, like graffiti and magazines?
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Since then, the concept of the G-spot has really taken off in popular culture.
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And what they found was that Dorothy Dix could influence popular culture more than anyone.
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The Illuminati never completely disappeared from popular culture — it was always burbling in the background.
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This sexist treatment of men is pervasive throughout the mainstream media and Hollywood-led popular culture.
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What customers ask for is part of a cycle that coincides, she thinks, with popular culture.
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Gathered together like this, they show the evolution of popular culture over the past quarter century.
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Popular Culture and Contemporary Art continues at the 21c Museum Hotel (Louisville, Ky) through March 2018.
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In popular culture, however, the internet and changing television habits have brought the two countries closer.
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The house, however, comes with a nefarious history that's earned it a place in popular culture.
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Historically, the fashion industry — much like popular culture at large — has found inspiration in Black culture.
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The media, popular culture, science and business are paying more attention to the brain than ever.
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Lady Dynamite has the same ability to pull apart popular culture and command impressive guest turns.
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How do popular culture representations of gender non-conforming people and transfeminine people need to change?
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"There was always a fascination with Muslim women in popular culture as oppressed," Hosein told me.
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Not even the inevitable implosion of Western popular culture into a black hole of corporate monolithism.
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The purview of Know Your Meme expanded to popular culture and broader internet phenomena — including politics.
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This image has continued through to today in the way they are depicted in popular culture.
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In popular culture, dads are too often given the short end of the character-development stick.
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Twenty-six years later, similar points are being argued in the media, academia and popular culture.
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"In the popular culture of the '40s and '50s, white men were role models," Buchanan writes.
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It focuses on an American experience that's not often in the foreground of popular culture: caregiving.
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The alienated man lashing out at society is a trope that popular culture loves to explore.
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"Here's this super nerdy Asian guy writing about misogyny and sexism in popular culture," she says.
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Sometimes in popular culture, things that are comfortable are derided for being simple or low-brow.
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Other works made from traditional textile processes include Sophia Narrett's embroidered paintings of American popular culture.
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Part of the issue are misconceptions people get about military service from popular culture, Carter said.
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Dexter: Kumail, you're one of a handful of brown people who is prominent in popular culture.
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Chances are you've heard of artificial intelligence, which has found widespread adoption in our popular culture.
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We've long assumed that twins are each other's best friends, and popular culture rarely suggests otherwise.
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While a $1 million net worth is often coveted in popular culture, there's no "right" number.
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In movies and popular culture, the president is depicted as having a finger on the button.
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But young children, as dictated by their tastes in popular culture, have something else in mind.
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The mobster cliché also persists, with "The Godfather" movies retaining a prominent role in popular culture.
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The deterioration of popular culture is a fact of life, as anyone who watches television knows.
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The idea of a marriage reprise has seeped into popular culture, too, "The Parent Trap" notwithstanding.
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Despite its place in popular culture, sales of the Beetle have been lackluster in recent years.
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The final result is a stunning testament to the influence of the painter on popular culture.
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Kong added that she hoped the analysis would bring awareness of gender bias in popular culture.
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Here, both religion and popular culture have been supplanted by a state-driven cult of personality.
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With their blocky heads and square jaws, pit bulls have a fearsome reputation in popular culture.
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Geoff Edgers, The Washington Post's national arts reporter, covers everything from fine arts to popular culture.
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"The registration of such marks (trademarks) serves only to further coarsen our popular culture," Alito said.
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As he slides toward middle age, popular culture seems to be running in the other direction.
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Like ballet, kathak contains deep reservoirs of popular culture and has elusive, often vaguely documented origins.
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Popularized by Hollywood, the story of the Titanic continues to exert a hold on popular culture.
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The idea of dirt spoons and gold spoons has resonated in popular culture in recent years.
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Richardson said her trial was "a real watershed event" that further solidified brainwashing in popular culture.
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I was giving a talk on race, rape and popular culture at a college in Illinois.
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WM: And I mostly write about how movies and popular culture and such relate to humans!
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Before there were magazines or movies or manga, these artists indelibly shaped Japan's early popular culture.
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One of the country's most highly educated immigrant groups, Africans were long absent from popular culture.
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They are so deeply embedded in the popular culture that most have lost their darker associations.
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She writes on Cuban music and society, and race and identity politics in American popular culture.
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Where else can they see the influence of the story, characters or themes on popular culture?
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From about 21990 through 19983, a mass movement centered around saving the rainforest dominated popular culture.
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All this is invaluable to a story filled people and places mostly absent from popular culture.
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The president is a black man, and nonwhite faces are growing more common in popular culture.
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He incorporated the visual landscape of popular culture not as pop commentaries but as personal expressions.
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In popular culture, American troops are typically portrayed as either fearless warriors or psychologically traumatized victims.
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Memes are pieces of popular culture that can be influenced by how the mainstream engages them.
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In popular culture, his work has been referenced widely, from The Simpsons to Led Zeppelin and Starbucks.
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It's ironic because comic book movies and science fiction and Star Wars are the popular culture now.
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Right now in popular culture, we're fascinated by women who seem to have gotten away with something.
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But in popular culture, the nerds are always boys, while girls are seen as the caring ones.
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James' comments threatened to undermine his reputation as perhaps the foremost social justice advocate in popular culture.
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Those nerdy books you read when you were a teenager became the hottest parts of popular culture.
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It seems especially appropriate given how motivating a force Carrie Fisher was in popular culture and politics.
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Hugh Jackman's departure is an opportunity to celebrate how important the character has become to popular culture.
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Clinton were enamored with Ms. Dunham, the risks of fusing popular culture with politics were occasionally evident.
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The company became a part of popular culture for its racy advertising and mercurial founder, Dov Charney.
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Popular culture has continued to try to make sense of the event, which takes on mythic proportions.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The lobotomy has taken on mythical qualities in American popular culture.
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But Mobley's position as a working, non-superstar performer is one that's rarely presented in popular culture.
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These practices are still much active today — even though popular culture rarely depicts witchcraft outside of Eurocentrism.
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There's one part of popular culture that had remained just outside the view of mainstream fashion — drag.
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It came back into popularity in the 1960s when jeweller De Beers reintroduced it into popular culture.
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The 45th president has somewhat unpredictable opinions on popular culture — dude, why all the Meryl Streep hate?
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Even more astonishing, at least to me, is that this new popular culture is a youth culture.
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"It astounded me that Netflix … had been popular enough to become part of popular culture," he said.
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A neat narrative seems to have sprung up around punk and been fed back into popular culture.
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When incidences of UFOs are reported in the media or represented in popular culture, more sightings happen.
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"I can't wait to sink my musical teeth into this hunk of popular culture," said the singer.
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The party's effort extends increasingly to co-opting swathes of Chinese popular culture, such as Tianfu Shibian.
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M. Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable, released in 2000, came long before popular culture decided Thor was cool, actually.
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Though a monthly normalcy for around two billion people worldwide, menstruation rarely appears in American popular culture.
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Rebecca Bodenheimer is a freelance writer who writes about Cuba, American popular culture, identity and higher education.
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The shift in the Party's propaganda outreach stretches to other areas such as media and popular culture.
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Ten years later, it seems that the hold of technology and popular culture has only gotten stronger.
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All kinds of professions, from police work to law to medicine, are routinely distorted in popular culture.
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There is a chicken-and-egg question about whether popular culture can change how teaching is perceived.
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Ahmad thinks that popular culture tends to misunderstand the process, and the limited utility of drone strikes.
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It's easier to follow the popular culture or to have contempt for things that are conventional, right?
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That means most people only know about unions secondhand—from popular culture, news stories, and even jokes.
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The genius gave up on his calculations; he was not totally unfamiliar with popular culture, after all.
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Fewer baseball players have crossed over into wider popular culture than did a couple of decades ago.
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The hashtag has been adopted by Facebook and Instagram, and has rooted itself into American popular culture.
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Like other Pop artists of his generation, Mr. Lueg focused on mass media, popular culture and consumerism.
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In other words, Mr. Obama's place in popular culture has always felt new, alive and mostly underappreciated.
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In popular culture, fat people are often treated as caricatures, punch lines and subjects for our shock.
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Rebecca Bodenheimer is a freelance writer who writes on Cuba, American popular culture, identity and higher education.
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Bottle flips will never get old in the eyes of those most important to popular culture — teenagers.
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The Grammys has long been criticized for lagging behind popular culture in its recognition of hip hop.
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That is affecting an effort by South Korea to reap more economic power from its popular culture.
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Popular culture holds an affinity for positioning love as an intangible, amorphous feeling; something impossible to convey.
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Over time, the joke has entered broader popular culture — this year, even Good Morning America noticed it.
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The racial aspect of "Black Panther" made it eagerly anticipated, by African-American fans, by those who opine on trends in popular culture and by those who want to see popular culture and its production represent the diversity of contemporary life more fully (these are not mutually exclusive categories).
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During the 1980s, art forms inspired by European modernism and popular culture once again appeared on the scene.
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She's credited with coining the term camp to describe the intersection of high-brow art with popular culture.
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KS: Depicted in most of popular culture, it's all negative, it's never particularly positive except perhaps the Jetsons.
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Popular Culture and Contemporary Art explores the imagery of celebrity culture and likens it to a religious experience.
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There is also the Museo de las Culturas Populares, which preserves and rescues the popular culture of Mexico.
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West has pretty much always been a controversial figure in popular culture and he likely always will be.
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It wasn't until very recently that popular culture saw trans people as much more than a cheap punchline.
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The coat still has a demand, and has made a quiet appearance in popular culture throughout the years.
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I myself was a product of the popular culture that brought about a resurgence in the Alamo's story.
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"In popular culture, iPhone is considered a stylish class signifier, and Android is considered comparatively uncool," they write.
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Why does it matter, do you think, to talk about drugs in comedy and music and popular culture?
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The singular performance made a mark on not just the opera world, but on popular culture as well.
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"In popular culture, we imagine dinosaurs as more ferocious-looking, but that is not the case," he said.
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And in between, popular culture has told story after story about angry women who are burning shit down.
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Those character dynamics were as old as time and would only continue to repeat themselves in popular culture.
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Modern art history, popular culture, and Indigenous people commingle in Bradley's imagination of the Southwest in idiosyncratic ways.
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At the time, the resulting images looked virtually indistinguishable from the proto-emoticon smiley faces infesting popular culture.
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Virtual reality has never been a subtle technology—and the same goes for its treatment in popular culture.
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Older Hollywood, popular culture, but it's usually we're gonna take you back to the '30s, '40s, '50s, '60s.
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CareForce One Travelogues focuses on an American experience that's not often in the foreground of popular culture: caregiving.
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Although five years might seem like a lifetime in popular culture, in politics it amounts to several eons.
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A pillar of Japanese popular culture, animation has become a major cultural export, winning fans around the world.
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For so long skaters have existed as a subculture, but they've also ended up manifested in popular culture.
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A pillar of Japanese popular culture, it has become a major cultural export, winning fans around the world.
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Such attempts to harness popular culture in the adulation of Mr Xi and his works are increasingly common.
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I just followed the script that popular culture presented to me, hoping that it would keep me safe.
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At the same time, the mob's place in popular culture has veered more and more toward the absurd.
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The survey also found that many conservatives feel as if their views are not represented in popular culture.
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In the 1990s, the idea of self-injury and its underlying psychic misery began to enter popular culture.
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That remains the case now, in 2019, years after memories of Mickey Mouse have faded from popular culture.
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"Popular culture relies on keeping sacrosanct this aspect of sentimentality—that 'underneath' we are all alike," she observed.
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Queen Sugar invites viewers to reimagine what popular culture has taught us about the lives of black people.
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His self-effacing style and encyclopedic grasp of popular culture contribute to a profile of warmth and affability.
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This paradox of increased gendering amid higher academic achievement in girls is visible early on in popular culture.
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Park was a rising activist who regularly spoke out against pejorative stereotyping of Asian Americans in popular culture.
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Evans says plus-size men, and especially those who are athletes, are often made invisible in popular culture.
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Can you tell us how you become interested in the intersection of Victorian literature and contemporary popular culture?
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The high-minded, text-heavy, general-interest weekly often held itself aloof from news cycles and popular culture.
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His paintings, which focus on figuration, draw from popular culture and explore themes of romance, tragedy and celebrity.
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Best known for his groundbreaking work in cosmology, Mr. Hawking also had a significant influence on popular culture.
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By re-materializing fragments of popular culture as a critique of their proposed universality, Adams recasts their subjectivity.
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But stories like Charlie Says and The Girls are still counternarratives as far as popular culture is concerned.
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Black Panther has just conquered the box office, but he's not the only black superhero in popular culture.
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"In Europe there's more of a tradition of having intellectuals as part of popular culture," Dr. Pinker said.
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Some 20 years ago, that notion was popularized in Sapphire's "Push," and it has fermented in popular culture.
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In late 2014, North Korean hackers made their blockbuster debut in popular culture after the infamous Sony hack.
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The legacy of Charles Manson, the mass murderer who died this week, looms large over American popular culture.
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It may be the Bible's ultimate crossover -- no other book's imagery and language has so penetrated popular culture.
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Because it aired from 1986 to 1990, its heyday overlapped with the last gasps of '80s popular culture.
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He's left the White House behind, but former President Obama isn't done leaving a mark on popular culture.
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Dr. Fauci, while certainly not known in popular culture circles, carries a kind of celebrity status among scientists.
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In the last 30 years, blackness has migrated from the margins of American popular culture to its center.
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This was a time when there were no British Muslim role models in media, popular culture or politics.
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By the time Douthat gets around to popular culture, one starts to feel each blow before it lands.
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See what some in the article contend, then find evidence in popular culture for or against that interpretation.
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Or consider Japan, where hentai is still fucking huge and occupies its own enormous corner of popular culture.
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From his movie roles to his TV dominance and brand bankability, his influence on popular culture is clear.
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Today's America is fascinated by perpetrators and their motivations, and that obsession is most visible in popular culture.
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Hank Willis Thomas is an American conceptual artist exploring the intersection of race, mass media and popular culture.
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Sharing an interest in Mediterranean popular culture and primitive art, they collaborated on local print and exhibition projects.
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Without shouting, Draper reminds his viewers how deeply implicated popular culture is in the maintenance of white supremacy.
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But conservative Christians and evangelicals in particular have for decades tended to view mainstream popular culture with suspicion.
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That's a little unfortunate, since animated movies are often heightened reflections and products of visual and popular culture.
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Throughout the episode, Gadot portrayed a variety of popular, arguably stereotypical, roles in both fairy tales and popular culture.
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Robots that think and learn will infiltrate spheres from health care and criminal justice to finance and popular culture.
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Lundberg draws on popular culture to create her colorful, cartoonish portraits, whose subjects range from A-listers to velociraptors.
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It's difficult to find an aspect of popular culture that Hugh Hefner didn't influence during his long, remarkable life.
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West is mercurial and his entertaining mixture of talent, ego and unpredictability has a long narrative in popular culture.
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And, finally, the Internet joins us in the real world, bringing firehose fever dreams to life in popular culture.
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It means something when lines or scenes from television jump beyond the confines of a series into popular culture.
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Jurassic World is one of the most successful movies in history, but what did it contribute to popular culture?
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But Spotify was on to something — being a trendsetting platform that actively shapes popular culture should take a stand.
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They've always been part of the country's popular culture, but in October 2019, America may have reached peak witch.
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That's why the spectacle of the working class fades so quickly, despite its constant resummoning into our popular culture.
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According to popular culture, to paraphrase Muhammad Ali, Jesus is white, angels are white and Snow White is white.
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Mary Magdalene has shown up in popular culture, too — but often mischaracterized as a temptress, or as Jesus's lover.
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Popular culture dictates that we fear certain numbers — 13 leaps to mind — and welcome others — hello, lucky number seven.
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Modern art history, popular culture, and Indigenous people commingle in David Bradley's imagination of the Southwest in idiosyncratic ways.
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I would argue that the lightsaber made an impact on popular culture because of how effective that scene is.
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This is a song that critiques the opioid haze of popular culture with the ultimate in opiate-infused choruses.
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The popular refrain is that without Lee, Marvel's superheroes would never have become such beloved fixtures of popular culture.
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The tankini infiltrated both high and popular culture, from William Safire's "On Language" column to Walmarts and water parks.
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The dominant political and popular culture in our society — cynicism — is incongruent with the ideal of maintaining the republic.
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These works demonstrate how writers and artists used language, popular culture, and public space to mobilize a Chilean public.
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Often rooted in faith and popular culture, many of us remember being sung to sleep by our loved ones.
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"Marvel has a way of really affecting popular culture," said Lupita Nyong'o, who plays the Wakandan warrior spy, Nakia.
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The opening to the outside world would bring in floods of South Koreans with their rapidly expanding popular culture.
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Even though popular culture has seen increased diversity and representation in recent years, there's still progress to be made.
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In court challenges, administrative directives and popular culture, the issue is playing out in real time, before our eyes.
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But what really makes the shop hum, Mr. Schein told us, are major milestones in music and popular culture.
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Wright provokes with this work, recalling the ever-present exploitation of Black bodies in popular culture and the media.
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The empty calories and fractured attention spans of popular culture are turned, without condescension, into something meaningful and poignant.
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Hiller frequently draws from popular culture, which can be seen in the context of her explorations into shared consciousness.
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Troy Carter is the Founder, Chairman and CEO of Atom Factory, an entertainment management company defining popular culture globally.
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It's an exploration of how bodies are visualized and commodified, both in the art world and in popular culture.
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Relationships between guards and prisoners are often romanticized in popular culture but the reality can be violent and abusive.
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As a DIY music platform, Myspace started losing its space in popular culture to first YouTube and then SoundCloud.
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Second assumption was that we don't have any exposure to popular culture or high culture in the West, right?
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The book was written by the comparative mythologist Joseph Campbell in 1949, and it's influenced popular culture ever since.
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Tiffany & Co. further exploded into popular culture with the release of the classic film "Breakfast at Tiffany's" in 1961.
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As its editor in chief, Kennedy promises he will produce a lively nonpartisan journal about politics and popular culture.
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Outside China, Tank Man has endured in popular culture, the subject of books, documentaries, television shows and art exhibits.
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As we looked for models of couples without kids, there aren't that many in popular culture to turn to.
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What he plans to cover: Walter wants to explore the intersections of race, gender, sexuality, music and popular culture.
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She is also working against the stereotypes of hyperaggressive and hyper-sexualized blackness that pervade popular culture, she explains.
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Gerwig's ingenuity, which mirrors Jo's, is to find a space for this radicalism within the conventions of popular culture.
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Our popular culture and major media can at times worship youthfulness to the apparent exclusion of the more mature.
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But has any president been as conversant in the art and popular culture of this country as Barack Obama?
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Even if her place in popular culture slips away, she'll still find a way to make hay, she said.
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In popular culture, taxidermy is leveraged as a symbol of the strange, the grieving, the uncommon and the unorthodox.
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Danielle Deveau, a lecturer at the University of Waterloo, noticed something curious in her work studying Canada's popular culture.
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I am a scholar of American culture with an interest in the relationship between political ideologies and popular culture.
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Bits YouTube has been a source of many videos and memes that have wound their way into popular culture.
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Hollywood's efforts to normalize homosexuality in our popular culture helped to normalize it in American families and public life.
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According to the codes of popular culture and the law of domestic relations, families like theirs did not exist.
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Our resistance to a complex, nuanced and real past is informed by the "edits" of history and popular culture.
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Popular culture gives the public the vicarious charge of tearing down the people trying to lord it over them.
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Ms. Bhutto racked up tens of thousands of frequent-flier miles while exploring popular culture emerging from the East.
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Ms. Motoya, in particular, has embedded herself in popular culture though books, television appearances and an intermittent singing career.
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Nobody holds the zeitgeist in their hands like Ariana, because nobody in contemporary popular culture is quite as beloved.
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The strategy is in line with Prince Mohammed's efforts to loosen restrictions on entertainment and expressions of popular culture.
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What examples from what you have read and watched today, popular culture or your own life support your opinion?
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There's a growing public awareness about the lack of diverse representation in media, and the whitewashing of popular culture.
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She's doing work that's fun — and it would be nice to see Kodak bounce back into the popular culture!
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They've always been a staple of popular culture, even when they were predominantly confined to the pages of comic books.
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Lehman said the new focus is in keeping with Genius' original mission of helping people look deeper into popular culture.
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Its fans were angry and antagonistic, their Mohawks, ripped clothes and leather jackets symbols of their contempt for popular culture.
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They grew up as awareness of "blood diamonds", which are mined to fund conflict and are illegal, entered popular culture.
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At first, women in geek culture repurposed their favorite characters in reaction to ongoing sexism within geek and popular culture.
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"Dramatic Chipmunk," as it was erroneously titled, captivated the internet — and dramatic zooms have featured in popular culture ever since.
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That's the power of Cohen, who, in the past decade, became one of the most powerful men in popular culture.
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As our business grew, we started licensing popular culture content, which was something the calendar industry hadn't really seen before.
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American Apparel's "sweatshop-free" label was a hit with young people, helping make the brand a part of popular culture.
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It just sort of found its spot in popular culture and hung around for a long time, which is great.
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The women who started MuslimGirl wanted to make sure that everyone has the opportunity to see themselves in popular culture.
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How did this kid with a drum rise up to become one of the most cherished figures in popular culture?
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It's no coincidence that androids would play a prominent role in popular culture at a time of rising income inequality.
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The construction of the GIF focuses on body parts that have been fantasized and fetishized historically and in popular culture.
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But their ubiquity in popular culture, and their iconic status in zoos, has not translated to conservation in the wild.
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It's inspired hairstyles, celebrity makeovers, and it's safe to say the technicolored drink has made its mark on popular culture.
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From another perspective, though, they encourage community by constantly providing new pieces of popular culture for us to gather around.
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Any way you cut it, though, 2016 has been a grim year for music – and indeed popular culture at large.
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It's also a reminder that popular culture is still recovering from the onslaught of vampire media from the early 2000s.
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This was the year Swift took off not just as a country star, but as a force in popular culture.
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Much of the Alt-Right's output will seem indecipherably weird to those unfamiliar with the darker penumbras of popular culture.
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Since its inception in 2007, AMP has helped realize world-class experiences in the visual arts, music, and popular culture.
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"The art in the show is mostly inspired by current events and popular culture," explains Leggett to The Creators Project.
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T. Rexes, famous for their role in film and popular culture, were about 20 feet tall and 40 feet long.
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Popular culture and media are more often held accountable for cultural appropriation today than in the 1980s, to be sure.
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Gross. What do you think about portrayals of Irish drinking culture in general – is it played up in popular culture?
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What is clear is that messiah figures in contemporary popular culture are constructed in the image of their biblical ancestors.
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While Judge Martin was generally a traditionalist in adhering to precedent, he peppered his opinions with citations from popular culture.
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"What intrigued me wasn't the nitty-gritty, down dirty popular culture," Mr. Smith told The Guardian of London in 22000.
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Every now and then, a game will get so popular that it starts to sneak its way into popular culture.
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Across politics, technology and popular culture, the wisdom and purpose of the extremely wealthy is being questioned as never before.
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The sum of their quirks combined with their diet leads to their association with trash in popular culture, Walsh explained.
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Lady Gaga, surely one of the defining popular culture icons of this century so far, is having her makeup done.
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And, to that: how does this generation's relationship to psychedelics in popular culture differ from those who came before it?
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We have been seeing this change in popular culture and in higher education over the course of the last decades.
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He quietly shaped fashion and popular culture over lunches in the Condé Nast cafeteria with the editors in his charge.
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Collages loom large in popular culture and frequently appear in sets for TV shows and movies with young central characters.
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But like all popular culture, it does both reflect and help to shape the social context in which it exists.
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There are excursions into the huge place of spying in popular culture, but fictional stories are not allowed to predominate.
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She was previously a metro columnist for the Philadelphia Inquirer, where she reported on popular culture, politics and social issues.
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Art is what makes "political" things or heavy subjects that aren't really talked about, a major topic in popular culture.
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After that, the concept we know as menopause became a dominant subject in gynecological literature and also in popular culture.
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By then, Bed Bath & Beyond began to hold a prominent place in popular culture, appearing in shows like "Broad City."
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"It is a tributary of media literacy," which he says is broader and generally focuses more heavily on popular culture.
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"I was very isolated from the ability to absorb popular culture," she said in a recent interview in New York.
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In popular culture, potheads are no longer portrayed only as glazed-eyed dolts, but everyday professionals with children and mortgages.
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The yeti is a creature of folklore in the Himalayan region that has become a part of Western popular culture.
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A story this good naturally spread like wildfire, not just in the academic literature, but in popular culture as well.
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No act of horror and evil, however gross and cruel, will ever take away that popular-culture heritage from us.
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Rave permeated popular culture and caught up young people in their tens and hundreds of thousands in a shared experience.
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While the image of a scaly, reptilian dinosaur persists in popular culture, scientists now believe that many dinosaurs had feathers.
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So much of American popular culture is about populism — about blowing up or at the very least needling elitist culture.
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She argues that segments of popular culture, especially reality shows, have caught up with her obsession with cosmetic self-improvement.
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It was not until the mid-1940s that popular culture began to abandon once-popular minstrelsy tropes, Mr. Carson said.
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Distinguishing between architecture and art today is a challenging task, particularly when faced with countless tropes supplied by popular culture.
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Its countless permutations of slide reels — current events, brands, and tourist sites, among others — cemented its place in popular culture.
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But she says 21 years after The Craft's debut, there's still a dearth of unconventional black women in popular culture.
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But what makes any of this possible, Clair suggests, is a radical shift in the way we consume our popular culture.
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These narratives gave the disease a face in popular culture—but that face was typically a white gay man, often affluent.
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Born in Hamilton, Ontario, and based in Paris, Kiwanga explores Afrofuturism, collective memory, anti-colonialism, and popular culture in her work.
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Too often, the history of America's modern civil rights movement is told like a national bedtime story in our popular culture.
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The guys seems to, right-he wants popular culture, he likes Dennis Rodman, he has to work for the CIA right?
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Popular culture is always a mirror that reflects our deepest cultural concerns, and for that reason it is always worth analyzing.
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But where governments have been confused and half-hearted about the worth of girls, popular culture has been loud and insistent.
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The Ramayana and Mahabharata have long nourished Indian popular culture, whether through village storytelling, puppet-shows, television serials or Bollywood movies.
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In popular culture, the role that black people themselves, especially black Union soldiers, had taken in destroying slavery became increasingly visible.
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So even if "Hamilton" doesn't win awards on Sunday night (it will), it has already engrained itself in American popular culture.
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Nerd culture, as so many people have pointed out over the past decade, is really just popular culture at this point.
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That's a fact known to science and recognized by anyone who pays attention to popular culture or ever attended high school.
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He also gained fame in Italy for his weekly columns on popular culture and politics for L'Espresso, the country's leading magazine.
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Fisher's work humanizes a popular culture obsessed with celebrity, and helps readers laugh at the absurdity of contemporary society and relationships.
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Her ravishing film thus signals that art is headed towards, rather than away from, the bloated production values of popular culture.
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Not only have these losses saddened fans, but they have laid waste to an important record of our popular culture history.
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What I do try to do is incorporate a little bit of the language and the aesthetic of the popular culture.
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But at the same time, this mythos and world you're describing is a uniquely American perspective, at least in popular culture.
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They are two variations on a theme that has been dominating popular culture for generations: our fascination with famous female feuds.
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Oftentimes, it's the hits that keep musicians relevant in the minds of popular culture, even if they were released decades prior.
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He believes—rightfully so—that any costume referencing a viral fad in popular culture is bound to be a crowd pleaser.
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But he leaves a legacy of work that pulses like mystic energy through the secret networks of our shared popular culture.
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His shocking death at 57 drew an international outpouring of grief that showed the breadth of his influence in popular culture.
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These narratives were, in turn, built upon by popular culture inspired by periods of medieval history, as explained by Shiloh Carroll.
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This image of Dickinson exists in stark contrast with the one ingrained in academia and popular culture over the last century.
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In an interview with Jimmy Kimmel, George W. Bush revealed just how little he knows about popular culture — including Beyoncé's pregnancy.
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Whether it's an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show or Parks and Recreation, Michelle Obama knows the power of popular culture.
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Celebrities mourn Bowie's passing Few figures have been able to straddle the art/popular culture nexus as well as David Bowie.
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A jury acquitted Simpson in the killings in 21968, but questions endure about his guilt in popular culture -- fairly or not.
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But Hulseman saw his invention reach its zenith in popular culture with Toby Keith's 2011 song named after the drinking vessel.
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Filmmaker Adam Nimoy originally set out to make a documentary with his father about the importance of Spock in popular culture.
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Postmodernism brings with it the erasure of older distinctions not just between reality and fiction, but between elite and popular culture.
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There was a whole universe inside of my heart, away from popular culture—and I was finally ready to explore it.
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It helps show that, contrary to how it is portrayed in popular culture, being a fighter pilot in combat isn't glamorous.
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Though it has been 23 years since Ted Bundy was executed at Florida State Prison, his place in popular culture remains.
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The Duffer Brothers storytelling references 1980s consumer and popular culture including New Coke, which was a limited edition run in 1985.
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"Films and other popular culture can be very effective in increasing awareness and effecting change," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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For Hulu, this is part of a clutch of shows from the '90s and 2000s that are touchstones of popular culture.
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It's not the only one of BlackMilk's popular culture inspired collections we've obsessed over — you should see their Harry Potter line.
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A revised edition was released 20 years later, by which time nostalgia and popular culture had increased interest in the area.
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You get hiplet, one of the more curious hybrids to make its way out of the dance world into popular culture.
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The original movies were all released in presidential election years and left a deep impression on American popular culture — and politics.
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But the grit no longer registers as grit; the popular culture to which Algren introduced this material has thoroughly colonized it.
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Besides, agents — with their intense, complicated relationships with their intense, complicated superstar clients — represent enduring figures of fascination in popular culture.
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They reflect the ways in which it has become impossible to think of any popular culture outside the logic of capitalism.
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From classics like "Psycho" to modern masterpieces like "Hereditary" and "Get Out," horror movies are a popular part of popular culture.
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From "Terminator," to "I am Robot," portrayals in popular culture tend to paint AI as a danger to the human race.
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Trans people are also visible in Indian entertainment and popular culture to an extent not seen in many other Asian countries.
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Susan Jonusas is a London-based historian specializing in 18th- and 19th-century popular culture and the history of British cinema.
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Late boomers who came of age in the 1970s may appreciate his reconstruction of waves of popular culture they remember experiencing.
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Today they are so deeply embedded in the popular culture that they have been all but stripped of their dark associations.
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I go to these marches and I give speeches and such, but I think that popular culture will change things more.
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You can think you can have self-importance by involvement in the art world, but popular culture is so much more.
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It details how these tragedies date back to the 1980s, and video gaming's birth into the commercial mainstream and popular culture.
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Graffiti's aesthetic has permeated popular culture, but illegal graffiti is so new people don't know quite what to make of it.
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That is, at least, a sentiment that has been repackaged back to us several times over in popular culture and society.
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"The 80s are a time that is caught in the nostalgia kick that seems to be overtaking popular culture," Julie continues.
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I think that it's become unsafe in this country to be a conservative — especially in our cities and in popular culture.
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I was raising two kids in the '90s, and there was this constant sexual overlay on popular culture and the news.
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Styles built his fame on his appeal to teenage girls, one of the most mocked and derided demographics in popular culture.
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The awful behavior of men in popular culture is abundantly clear, and we don't need a meme to tell us that.
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Grollemond relates that the original illuminations are important to understand, but so is how they have been received by popular culture.
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Fashion has emerged in the last decade as one of the most, if not the most influential pillar of popular culture.
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I think that we are actually seeing more of that from the traditional centers of popular culture than from Silicon Valley.
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More important, he added, "if you can become part of popular culture, you can figure out a way to make money."
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Mickey Mouse has been a constant in popular culture for decades, but that doesn't mean that he's been constantly the same.
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A year ago, Black Panther permanently impacted popular culture with its groundbreaking images of African heroism and massive box-office success.
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As long as we see women objectified in popular culture, that behavior will continue to be reflected by individuals in society.
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It was supposed to foster liberty, but it creates a degraded popular culture in which consumers become slave to their appetites.
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The man who'd invented the most brilliant, analytical detective in the history of popular culture had been overwhelmed by the park.
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For more than a year now, much of the discourse around popular culture has focused on one thing: the streaming wars.
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While starkly different, these comics share a self-aware and politically passionate style of humor suited to Trump-era popular culture.
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What is not clear, though, is that his broader conclusions regarding the health of our popular culture, in general, are justified.
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His combativeness extended to his inveterate defense of Western classical music against what he saw as the threat of popular culture.
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One former white nationalist told The Atlantic he is shocked to see the impact of racist thinking on American popular culture.
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He'll be challenged to sell more copies than his wife's "Becoming," a memoir that left its own mark on popular culture.
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Writer Alan Moore and artist Dave Gibbons prosecuted their case mercilessly and purified the pernicious influence of comics from popular culture.
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And many from the generations before and after him, from Claes Oldenberg to Jeff Koons, took their subjects from popular culture.
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Increasingly, he searches them out, which is part of why he remains one of the most compelling figures in popular culture.
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Those old racist ideas that Asians have to face in the general culture definitely impact how they fare in popular culture.
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Spanish, with its influence on popular culture and "the access it offers to such a wide range of countries and cultures."
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And employees also used their mobile devices as a quick reference tool when they were discussing popular culture around the watercooler.
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Its damaging legacy Such negative representations of black people left a damaging legacy in popular culture, especially in art and entertainment.
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" Great walls built to repel the "other'' have recently become part of the global conversation, sparked by politics and popular culture.
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According to Emily Brewster, a senior editor at Merriam-Webster, a decade in popular culture is not defined by scientific convention.
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Known for being at the forefront of "click-bait," Taboola places links on websites to articles about celebrities and popular culture.
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What probably drives Vespa's retention value most of all is the image it has burnished in popular culture over 2000 years.
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Rock ′n' roll was in ascendance, taking over the airwaves and displacing show music as the soundtrack of American popular culture.
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Rock ′n' roll was in ascendance, taking over the airwaves and displacing show music as the soundtrack of American popular culture.
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In just a decade, SoulCycle has become a fixture in popular culture and is extending its reach all over the country.
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Half of my family is Hispanic, and positive representation of people like them is hard to come by in popular culture.
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But "Coco" feels fresh and authentic, perhaps the most sophisticated representation of Mexican popular culture ever produced for the big screen.
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We examined the long, disturbing history of blackface in America, which goes back to the dawn of the country's popular culture.
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With that said, I think about the place that games have now taken in popular culture and how influential we are.
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All of the sudden the things we thought were relegated to reality television or popular culture were part of our government.
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Normally, the soundtrack's 2100-year anniversary would be an opportunity to revisit its impact on the popular culture of the time.
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They show us that the caricatures of our popular culture inheritance don't equip us to understand or clearly see each other.
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"We've been working on a vision, a product and a platform that we believe will move the needle in popular culture," will.i.
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For nearly 100 years, the sign has been both a fixture in Hollywood Hills and a touchstone of Tinseltown's popular culture power.
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Kass combines references to postwar painting, language, and music to explore the relationships among art history, popular culture, politics, and the self.
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More than any other photographs, those of children, teens, circuses, popular culture, and strip clubs transported me to mid-century New York.
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Popular Culture and Contemporary Art, which explores the imagery of fantasy and celebrity culture reframed in the visual semiotics of religious iconography.
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Buffy pulled from vampire lore throughout popular culture: from Bram Stoker's Dracula living among his harem of female vampires; from Dracula vs.
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Of all the great questions of American popular culture, "What's going on with Kanye West?" is truly one of the most immortal.
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Arwa is a recipient of a WPP Atticus Award and regularly contributes articles to The Guardian on technology, popular culture, and marketing.
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"In popular culture, we imagine dinosaurs as more ferocious-looking, but that is not the case," Reisz said in a news release.
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Where they lack in political power, the royal family makes up for it in their ability to inhabit popular culture and imagination.
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After its premiere last March, 13 Reasons Why sparked a massive global conversation about how teen suicide is portrayed in popular culture.
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Mexico's popular culture has always featured drug dealers, so it feels like a natural progression that some directors want them on set.
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You simply cannot engage in popular culture on any level without limited or sought-after shoes being a part of the conversation.
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Along the way though, Redd Kross had plenty of close calls with the popular culture they fixatedly wrote about in their music.
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But it's also a paradox that American popular culture continues to embrace — we've just gotten a little better at hiding it now.
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Gillis hypothesises that queer popular culture has the power to upturn these stereotypes that are still a source of pressure for women.
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Of course, representations of the United States in popular culture don't always set realistic expectations about what life in America is like.
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David Caplan, a celebrity journalist and former editor at People magazine, explained that popular culture considered the AIDS crisis a "taboo" topic.
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ANYBODY WRITING a history of American popular culture from the middle of the 20th century onwards will come across two striking facts.
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In the same way that the radioactive fallout will persist, we will continue to see reinterpretations of this event in popular culture.
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Supported by Sony When looking back on the past decade of popular culture, nothing seems more impactful than the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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There's even a shoutout to Hollywood's best Chrises, which is how you know they're tuned into the popular culture of our time.
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It is, however, just a fad, a fleeting moment in popular culture guaranteed to eventually fade in a burst of shimmery oblivion.
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And there's a kind of echo of how major world events twist themselves into new forms, pretzel-like, through our popular culture.
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Titles like "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" and "Raiders of the Lost Ark" are icons that have profoundly impacted popular culture.
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If you could immediately change anything about the representation of Deaf people and sign language in popular culture, what would it be?
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Martin's partnership with the group he signed to Parlophone Records in 1962 changed all of their lives -- and, by extension, popular culture.
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It evokes a sort of Space Age nostalgia rarely seen in popular culture these days, and the visuals, naturally, are jaw-dropping.
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These accounts are generally places where joyful, intermittently ironic tribute is paid to the people or objects that make up popular culture.
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After all, artists need to be paid a fair wage so consumers can continue to enjoy a wide range of popular culture.
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But while mimicking popular culture oriented me socially to some extent, it did nothing to preserve the sanctity of my inner life.
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And though it has been perpetrated to a certain extent in popular culture, it bears less and less resemblance to actual fact.
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In "Skin Game" in the main space, the maverick performance artist and erstwhile sculptor Michael Mahalchick riffs on appropriation and popular culture.
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Yet tradition can also foster a revolt against a quasi-totalitarian popular culture that subjects everyone to the same bundle of products.
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He is every past-their-prime classic rock group and casino singer, except that he's still at the forefront of popular culture.
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While the issue has been explored in popular culture more than many viewers realize, abortion on television today is not completely realistic.
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As one often finds with negative aesthetic judgments of popular culture, the audience is seen as equally culpable as the creative team.
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During the 1990s and leading into the new millennium, Tiffany continued to hold a prominent role in popular culture and American history.
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The popular culture has turned one of our actual feminist heroes into a cartoonish figure—you know the shtick: the Notorious RBG.
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And in popular culture you had all this, for better and for worse, sex and violence almost as a matter of course.
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The sentence capped Mr. Cosby's stunning fall from a towering figure in popular culture to an 81-year-old convicted sex offender.
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The presenters on the telecast were far more diverse — far more representative of the multifarious energies of popular culture — than the winners.
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Everyday we are getting better whether it be the marches for equality or acceptance of different races and religions into popular culture.
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These threats aren't simply social and political, they have deeper ramifications, because what happens to popular culture under an inherently bigoted administration?
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Speaking on the latest episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, Liew said* he thinks of consumer technology as popular culture.
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Throughout the exhibition, niche and popular culture are juxtaposed, chronicling how science fiction emerged as a cultural force in the 19843th century.
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In much of popular culture, Mary Magdalene is portrayed as a temptress who found piety after Jesus delivered her from a stoning.
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The message from popular culture is certainly that bikes are for men (see Steve McQueen, Marlon Brando and, more recently, Ewan McGregor).
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It's weird how this relates to and plays out in popular culture, especially right now with all these TV series like Narcos.
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"In Greek popular culture of the classical period and afterward Sappho was known primarily as an oversexed predator — of men," he writes.
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But Anne appears most regularly in popular culture as a foil to her more famous sisters: the weird one, the forgotten one.
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And yet, there still seems to be a paucity of realistic, nuanced depictions of the internal lives of mothers in popular culture.
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And yet, there still seems to be a paucity of realistic, nuanced depictions of the internal lives of mothers in popular culture.
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Today, popular culture has embraced the sex addiction label ahead of evidence-based research, making it difficult to separate fact from fiction.
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Ensuring property rights for women, and ending gender stereotyping in Indian popular culture can also help, said women's rights activist Kamla Bhasin.
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Saba Khan is a visual artist whose work engages with the interplay of social class, popular culture and religion in contemporary Pakistan.
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There are endless depictions of carjacking in popular culture, perhaps tied to the role that the automobile occupies in the American psyche.
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Obviously, in the popular culture, there's lots of friendly robots, but a lot of the stories, robots are malevolent, and they're ... Terminator.
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Famous friendly weatherman Willard Scott portrayed both clowns in popular culture, "graduating" from playing Bozo to originating the appearance of Ronald McDonald.
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While it is not surprising that the financial news focus coverage on this phenomenon, the quest for 20,000 pervades the popular culture.
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Drawing on the evolution of female friendships in popular culture and her own experiences, Schaefer puts camaraderie among women on a pedestal.
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I grew up in Brazil and I was surrounded by Brazilian popular culture, which was full of all kinds of artistic information.
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Depictions of LGBTQ people in popular culture also promote misleading narratives of how homophobia is dealt with in black and white communities.
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While the Communist party was increasingly appropriating and broadcasting popular culture to promote its ideology, Zhang deliberately avoided traditional, action-packed narratives.
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I don't know how else people would keep coming up with ideas—maybe it's just the power of popular culture and neo-mythologizing.
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At the same time, the Internet, the very thing that transformed subculture into popular culture, has become something of an infinite creativity generator.
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Neither did Dungeons & Dragons or any number of other "won't someone think of the children?!" examples from popular culture over the past century.
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Countless think-y things have been written about Buffy, and the way it has shaped popular culture, from feminism to fanfiction and beyond.
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I wanted to make a body of work that captures the different sides of women not often explored or celebrated in popular culture.
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Some believe that popular culture has programmed us to think of this style as progressive, rebellious, and ready for anything, even zero gravity.
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Hartigan and Herzbrun embraced personal sentiment in their references to nature and popular culture, resulting in abstractions that are simultaneously experiential and devotional.
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Revolutionaries won't be able to change the world until they change popular culture, argued Antonio Gramsci, an Italian Marxist philosopher of the 43s.
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"There's no doubt that Stan, in terms of American popular culture, he's one of the giants of the 20th century," Mr. Martin said.
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The result is a kind of birds-eye view of the Twitter landscape, from politics to popular culture and from education to sports.
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The long afterlife of the offbeat 2014 action thriller John Wick has been one of the more cheering developments of recent popular culture.
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School shooters are trying to solve a social-image problem, and the maps popular culture provides for boys lead in this violent direction.
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This was the year that the Grammys had a chance to finally acknowledge Latinos for their impact on American popular culture and music.
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I'm also interested in a study you mention about how popularity works and the cost of getting rid of gatekeepers of popular culture.
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Amid those calls, another story line could be heard in American popular culture this past year: stories about the special powers of outsiders.
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There are not nearly enough examples of popular culture that address the immense psychological trauma that sexual assault can inflict on men's psyches.
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"As a brand, we try to be really reflective of popular culture," Erwich told Mashable in an interview earlier this year in May.
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In most productions it's just seen as a sexual longing, which is a typical way of reducing a woman's experience in popular culture.
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What is your purpose, your mission as one of the most recognizable scientists in popular culture in this alternative fact, post truth world?
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I used to think to myself, Why aren't we capturing ourselves in a way that embeds our identities within New Zealand's popular culture?
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Across South America, despite having a large population of Black descendants of slaves, their stories are still missing from the popular culture narratives.
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In a popular culture that dehumanizes Native Americans, our community is too often treated as an afterthought — or not thought of at all.
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However, in the past few decades, the practice was revived in popular culture, where it has been associated most strongly with Catholic priests.
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Through collage, sculpture, video, and performance, Williams's adapts this tragic story of loss to explore the tension between Black identity and popular culture.
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Spartacus's story continues to be retold in popular culture, and today's STARZ network show provides a modern version of violent spectacle as entertainment.
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Jaque Fragua creates art informed by the various cultures that have shaped him, including: Native American culture, American popular culture, and graffiti culture.
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In popular culture, one often thinks of the shillelagh as a short stick, a small bat, but that weapon is actual a cudgel.
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When the mockumentary first infiltrated popular culture in the early aughts, it was only a few short years until the style was inescapable.
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But in China, where racial stereotypes in popular culture are rampant, the commercial did not seem to provoke a great deal of reaction.
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Apu has been a Simpsons fixture from the start, and is far and away the most famous Indian-American character in popular culture.
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Trump is a president who keyed into the national media and into popular culture in a way that we have not seen before.
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But back in the day, his work was more aligned with the esoteric worlds of visual and performance art than with popular culture.
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The debate about the extent to which facial feminization reinforces regressive stereotypes is not limited to academics; it has also permeated popular culture.
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In the buildup to this moment, popular culture played a role in pushing back against hurtful stereotypes and championing equality regardless of sexuality.
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LAMBERTVILLE "The History of Leopard Print," leopard print in popular culture and its meanings, with the author and burlesque dancer Jo Weldon. Aug.
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And also I read this article on i-D recently which was noting the shift of incorporating the sober person in popular culture.
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In most western popular culture, 26/24.7 is to weed what 203 is to bad luck, 220 to Satan, and 24 to sex.
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Recently, researchers with the group Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health conducted a "census" of abortion in popular culture from 1916 to 2014.
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What we're talking about is his influence on popular culture, and that was in the '80s and the '90s and the early 2000s.
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But memes are the new capital of popular culture—and when many people feel marginalized by a meme, then it demands closer examination.
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Despite its nominal peace treaty, government bookstores are rife with paranoid, anti-Jewish literature and sinister Jews are a staple of popular culture.
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