We don't need sensationalized programming that embarrassingly trivializes mankind's beginnings.
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Additionally, the Oklahoman took him to task for sensationalized reporting.
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"The news is so sensationalized these days," she told The Verge.
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Not sensationalized, not watered down; but desperate, heartfelt, awkward, and exciting.
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It was the "sensationalized trial by media" that's to blame here.
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"That&aposs all sensationalized because it makes good headlines," he said.
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"These stories have become … sensationalized in Japanese media," she told CNBC.
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We were told they don't rely on "sensationalized" social media reports.
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Fumarase deficiency, however sensationalized, is not the only genetic disorder found here.
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Both images critique the way that violence is sensationalized in popular culture.
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When you take a step back, it all just seems so sensationalized.
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It's big news, but possibly sensationalized, so don't be motivated by FOMO.
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Reporters frequently omitted key facts or filed sensationalized tales of black criminality.
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White readers, they worry, will take the novel's sensationalized portrayal as fact.
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A less sensationalized feed that doesn't reward exaggerated claims would top my list.
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It has been released in Austria to the media and is being sensationalized.
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In a calmer news cycle, sensationalized weather terms might be a welcome diversion.
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Her naked bodies are never sensationalized and her views of nature rarely sentimentalized.
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The story has been told often, but remains too incredible to be sensationalized.
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This is particularly true about social media, which can be vague or sensationalized.
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The case was sensationalized in news headlines, and the boys were wrongfully convicted.
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Some antifascist activists say that the media has sensationalized them by focusing such instances.
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"There's a lot more stuff to distract you, and it's all sensationalized," Frankel said.
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On one hand, we have the sensationalized media frenzy surrounding a female celebrity pregnancy.
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Often, news media coverage of prostitution is sensationalized or one-dimensional, or plain disrespectful.
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In our breathless, sensationalized news coverage, we lose a sense of perspective and proportion.
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"This incident is being sensationalized," Williams said in a statement reported by the network.
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Pretty much everything about them at the moment is being sensationalized by the media.
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It was sensationalized in the movie with Charlton Heston to be made from people.
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Mr. Bolsonaro has said the media has sensationalized the Amazon fires and demonized him.
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Or, in particular, their work can't be easily sensationalized into something that gets easy clicks.
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Although Musk sensationalized his cargo simulation, these space-bound loads can also be pretty mundane.
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"I wondered if it was all true or was sensationalized for TV," Wingate told Insider.
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I'm a huge Tarantino fan, and I've heard him describe his violence as sensationalized violence.
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"Fake news" started out as a term to describe sensationalized, fabricated stories concocted for profit.
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The abuse is treated matter-of-factly; nothing is covered up, but nothing is sensationalized either.
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Things are sensationalized, characters are fictionalized, and the movie ends up looking nothing like real life.
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But I also worry that the more specific I get, the more sensationalized my language feels.
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Look at the things that are going on in America right now that are being sensationalized.
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Yet Anthony does not directly discuss his memories of Kligman's experiments, which are so easily sensationalized.
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But he felt that they only wanted "bad guy stories" that sensationalized the fighters, he said.
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I recalled all of the sensationalized false data dispersed online since the 1998 paper was reported.
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This includes showing pictures that are not sensationalized but that give a real sense of the situation.
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If users get less news from news sources, they're more likely to share sensationalized stories, say reports.
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I may have said that word, but the article sensationalized it to the point of being inaccurate.
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It is unequivocally true that continued and heightened use of sensationalized rhetoric contributes to this harmful trend.
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Fake news, sensationalized media and blatant lies disguised as journalism have, unfortunately become major themes this year.
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Importantly, Killer Inside is constructed in a way that acknowledges that Hernandez's story has been sensationalized enough.
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The coverage had been "sensationalized," he insisted, according to a recording obtained by The New York Times.
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They may look scary, but much of the hype around them is a product of sensationalized media coverage.
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Although hybristophilia is often sensationalized in the media, Dr. Aaron cautions against suppressing one's fantasies for any reason.
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This is sensationalized reporting based on inaccurate assumptions" and "Amazon has not had any direct relationship with Books.
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We asked Harrison about her art, online feedback, and the strength it takes say reject sensationalized trans stories.
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Some reports about esketamine have sensationalized this issue by referring to ketamine as a highly addictive street drug.
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It reminded me of the criticisms of Netflix's "13 Reasons Why" and its sensationalized depiction of teen suicide.
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It is important to understand that this series is not a documentary; it's sensationalized entertainment with paid participants.
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Some are still not convinced it's real, and others view it as overstated and sensationalized by partisan media.
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Whitney won custody of the child in an acrimonious, sensationalized case that eventually reached the U.S. Supreme Court.
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" But ultimately, Mental Health America stands behind Netflix's portrayal because there's "nothing that really glamorized it or sensationalized it.
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Decades later, sensationalized reports about Black women being less likely to marry (and why that may be) flare up.
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And given that she chose Diggy, a dude, for her date anyway made the whole thing seem unnecessarily sensationalized.
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The danger is that such detailed, sensationalized coverage of suicide can prompt copycat behavior — a phenomenon called suicide contagion.
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There he hopes to create innovative unscripted comedy that digs into the psyche of millennials and sensationalized internet culture.
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While radical protests and acts of resistance are often sensationalized in the media, they aren't always practical for everyone.
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VICE: You spend some time in the book discussing how the media often only reports on sensationalized frat stories.
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These stories are often sensationalized for viewers who have never had to deal with the consequences in real life.
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Instead, what prevailed was a largely one-sided, sensationalized obsession on the dangers of vitriolic and mediocre online discussions.
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His successor, Dilma Rousseff, ran into trouble when sensationalized reports of corruption started finding their way into the mainstream.
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It's in a very sensationalized way with me that I'm still trying to understand, even though I understand why.
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This hesitancy is productive: She manages to accomplish quietly forceful reportage from material that could easily have been sensationalized.
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"These attacks on transgender youths tend to seize on whatever can be sensationalized to the general public," Thoreson said.
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Emma says social media makes it harder to separate credible information about the new coronavirus from sensationalized hot takes.
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The media is quick to pounce on salient political themes whenever a sensationalized tragedy grabs our attention, however fleetingly.
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She was the first trans person I had ever encountered outside of sensationalized Hollywood portrayals of deranged trans women.
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The organization was founded in response to the defamatory and sensationalized media coverage of the AIDS crisis of the 1980s.
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" The group further described "much of the published media surrounding Christina Babin's account" as " highly implausible and … like sensationalized fiction.
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At its core, "The Hunt" is a sensationalized look at what happens when things are completely blown out of proportion.
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"The law must protect innocent minors targeted by journalists publishing clickbait sensationalized news," Todd McMurtry, one of Sandmann's attorneys, said.
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Negative and sensationalized stories bring in the ratings, but what about the long term effects these stories have our orgs?
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That a sensationalized portrayal of native burial rites was woven into this mishmash of hogwash might not be entirely surprising.
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That means, for example, avoiding sensationalized headlines, detailing the methods used, speculating about motives, and portraying suicide as a relief.
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Spanning from 45 minutes to two hours, the podcast goes far beyond the sensationalized and sanitized five-minute exposé model.
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In what sense is it "feminist" to provide viewers with a glossy, sensationalized portrayal of women's deepest anxieties and paranoias?
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Worse still, there's an enormous monetary incentive for the news itself to be as sensationalized and substance-free as possible.
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Movies are "mirrors of society, but they're never molders," he said, and the violence depicted in his movie isn't sensationalized.
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And one of the things that this show could do is complicate people's reactions to a sensationalized true crime story.
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It may be a slightly sensationalized record, and the characterizations have been the subject of some dispute from publication onward.
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" Perusing breast milk listings can feel vaguely criminal, especially since the trade has been sensationalized into its own "booming black market.
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Billy Eichner has taken to the streets to get people excited about a few sensationalized "reboots" he has in the works.
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Other guides include recommendations such as avoiding sensationalized headlines and using work photos instead of photos of grieving family or memorials.
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I think those reports got sensationalized, but all of these strategies that we talk about in "Social Startup Success," that's overhead.
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Unable to live off their ancient coppersmith heritage, the constantly sensationalized bride markets are one of the last surviving Kalaidzhi traditions.
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"Much of this unbalanced and sensationalized reporting is based on unsubstantiated allegations, exaggerations, unsupported connections and outright falsehoods," the directors said.
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Society has sensationalized trans people for a long time, fixating on whatever surgeries we may have had—and that's fucked up.
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They choose to believe sensationalized stories rather than making an effort to seek out substantive stories about the contributions of immigrants.
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George Jackman, an aquatic ecologist for the New York City Department of Parks, said the fish's "villain status" has been sensationalized.
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By 2015, people were sharing fewer original posts on Facebook, leaving a void that fake and sensationalized news purveyors happily filled.
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Any driverless crashes will be sensationalized, as has already happened, while we ignore tens of thousands of deaths from human crashes.
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Mounira al-Solh resists homogenizing narratives about Arab women in her work's specificity and its rejection of expected characters or sensationalized accounts.
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They have to meet the approval of TV executives, so they can wind up with more Hollywood-friendly, sensationalized, or stereotypical elements.
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I think the important thing for the public to realize is underneath all of these sensationalized headlines, there isn't any original threat.
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The sensationalized gang violence that makes national news, the Obamas' permanent residence, and Chinatown are all different parts of this same locale.
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A lot of journalists are trying to do the right thing, but then things get sexed up or sensationalized to sell copies.
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In an internal memo, Credit Suisse said the media's reporting of the confrontations were inaccurate and described it as "sensationalized," Bloomberg reported.
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They're either giving away their power to somebody they've seen as a deity, which is ridiculous, or they're looking for the sensationalized.
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The fashion industry is one that's always sensationalized the human body — and only now are we coming to terms with its hypocrisy.
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Those are all details that don't get shown on TV very often, and they're worth laying out in methodical, un-sensationalized detail.
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Trump pushed easily debunkable lies to inflate his record of accomplishments and sensationalized crime stories in an effort to demonize undocumented immigrants.
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" Public defender Liz Oyer said in a statement obtained by CNN that her client's case was "mischaracterized and sensationalized from the start.
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Aziz Ansari says news about President Trump is so "sensationalized" that he deleted the internet browser from his phone to avoid it.
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These photos speak volumes about the way this steady drip of sensationalized news leaves many Americans in a permanent state of imminent emergency.
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"There was the satanic panic, the hysteria over Dungeons and Dragons, and sensationalized media reports of Satanists trying to abduct children," he says.
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The channel is devoted to promoting false and sensationalized news videos narrated by synthesized voices, which often speak in a kind of gibberish.
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To me, it felt like Bachelor in Paradise used the myth of the Black male rapist as a sensationalized incident to get viewers.
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Airplanes have sped up the whole process, sparking fears of contagion sensationalized by television and creating unique challenges for treating and monitoring outbreaks.
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"I think just the way that it's been sensationalized is the reason that so many conservatives are pushing back against it," she said.
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The public's perception of prison life is shaped almost entirely by movies and documentaries, all offering a sensationalized glimpse into the world inside.
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We're told the sheriff doesn't look at social media and actually has contempt for it and the media, calling all of it "sensationalized."
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It's just that the mass shootings that are occurring now are so inhuman and so extreme that it's becoming sensationalized in the media.
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Loving laughter, not sensationalized and covert hatred, is the way to a world where all races, religions, and nations can live in peace.
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In my life, most stories of sobriety had been fed to me through after-school specials or sensationalized retellings on the evening news.
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But look beyond the sensationalized, Trump-style rhetoric that everyone seems to indulge in nowadays to the quiet, sober, behind-the-scenes truth.
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Those proceedings, and their inevitably sensationalized news coverage, would "peel off a scab," he said, for families who had just started to heal.
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Both women felt at least some responsibility to portray realistic, non-sensationalized lesbian sex on television, where it is almost impossible to find.
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The British tabloids instantly churned out sensationalized coverage of Ms. Markle, the once-married actress-daughter of a white father and black mother.
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From opinion polls showing limited public awareness to sensationalized images including handcuffs, chains and scars, modern-day slavery is widely misrepresented and misunderstood.
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As sensationalized as The Confession Killer is, it explores questions and dilemmas of police accountability, an issue that is ever-pressing and relevant.
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Kalani and Jarani, are not the only twins whose tales are sensationalized in the "Black and White Twins: born a minute apart" vein.
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Making the group seem unreasonable, and also taking things that were sort of sensationalized in ways that were ... And make them worse. Right.
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There are an array of caveats, and layers of complexity, attached to nearly every health study you see sensationalized and oversimplified on the internet.
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In the space of a few months he has become sensationalized as a lite version of Ty Cobb, now muzzled by the new rule.
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"Unfortunately, many of the media headlines have sensationalized this story and given some an entirely misleading impression of what is going on," Pai said.
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RGA communications director Jon Thompson disputed the notion that the Free Telegraph takes inspiration from the sensationalized news sites that have flourished on Facebook.
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This can be seen as proliferating the same sort of faith in "the crowd" that allowed sensationalized news to flourish in the first place.
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But it is also important that Black people are not asked to constantly watch sensationalized versions of their own trauma over and over again.
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It's part of the culture where assault reporting is now sensationalized and clicky and I hate it But sexual-misconduct reporting does require expertise.
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It hones in on the humanity of those victimized by these interactions while many only dare to experience it as part of sensationalized media.
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"Much of this unbalanced and sensationalized reporting is based on unsubstantiated allegations, exaggerations, unsupported connections and outright falsehoods," the directors said in the letter.
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Like the claims of Mr. Meissner's other clients, Mr. Gouthro's allegations are untrue and sensationalized, only intended to seek the attention of the media.
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She heard success stories that defied the sensationalized portrayals of people who identify as transgender that she grew up watching on daytime talk shows.
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"It's very easy to get caught up in these sensationalized visions," said Tina Quigley, general manager of the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada.
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This is something the media may want to ignore, yet it is far more important than the sensationalized media's reports on Trump palace intrigue.
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To be blunt, we are in this situation because the facts given to the American people are often sensationalized and inflamed rather than informed.
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But evidence is the enemy of hard-liners like Mr. Sessions, who rely on sensationalized anecdotes and easily exploited fears to push counterproductive policies.
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With its luscious score and warm cinematography, the movie is closer to a biopic, avoiding sensationalized depictions of the polyamorous relationship at its heart.
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Though there have been decades of (debunked) rumors about his sexuality, these weren't the usual scandalous and sensationalized tables of a celebrity run amuck.
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But Seabrook, ignorant to this, sensationalized the account in his 43 book The Magic Island — and in doing so, exposed America to the zombie.
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With Hollywood gearing up to release its latest sensationalized rendering of the fight, a new wave of misinformation is already starting to take hold.
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"The authors of the study released a press release prematurely that then became an overnight sensationalized story about hormone therapy causing breast cancer," she explains.
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The aesthetics of these tapes were messy, both sonically and visually, filled with sensationalized DJ drops and marked by their over-the-top cover art.
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Like the click-based action of your mortician character, Charlie, it has a matter-of-fact quality to it and the grief is not sensationalized.
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"Contrary to sensationalized reports, Knightscope was not brought in to clear the area around the SF SPCA of homeless individuals," a spokesperson told The Verge.
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In a new interview with Elle magazine, Chloë Grace Moretz opens up about the sensationalized Twitter tussle she got into with Kim Kardashian last week.
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"The louder or more sensationalized they can be, the more they can cut through the usual boring and cluttered world of personal finance," he says.
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If it felt forced when older rappers tried glomming onto the sensationalized repulsiveness of Odd Future's music, that's probably because they were missing the point.
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The media should pivot away from sensationalized controversies that Mr. Trump appears to savor and instead focus on the major issues this country is facing.
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In fact, he says most people have a skewed view of this practice because the hypnosis we see in movies or on television is sensationalized.
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"Neopaganism may have been sensationalized for the sake of the movie, but it was still identifiably neopaganism," explained Brooks Alexander in his book Witchcraft Goes Mainstream.
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From 50 Shades of Grey's fetishization of an abusive relationship, to the sensationalized and simplistic portrayal of a professional dominatrix in Netflix's Bonding, it's all bad.
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But as a new presidential election approaches, their services remain filled with harassment, outrage, and sensationalized news — because the companies have barely touched the machinery itself.
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The stated goal was to increase the number of "meaningful interactions" on the platform, while discouraging mindless thumbing through the feed and tapping on sensationalized stories.
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Perhaps his most memorable public remarks came over Gorsuch's most sensationalized case from tenure on the Denver-based US Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit.
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By focusing less on the sensationalized aspects of the course (those giant scissors), I focused more on using discipline to keep from using my credit cards.
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The wallpaper was intended for an audience of armchair travelers, offering a visual array of sensationalized images and tropical scenes for eager eyes back in Europe.
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"Mug shots and sensationalized news narratives create lasting impressions that adversely impact communities and widen the historical divides between police and community," stated Mr. Lumumba's directive.
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"Egyptian archaeology is probably the most sensationalized archaeology there is," Christopher Monroe, an archeologist and Near Eastern Studies expert at Cornell, told me in an email.
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VICE: What were the challenges of taking on a role as legendary as Lizzie Borden—someone whose image has been caricatured and sensationalized for over a century?
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"The way investments have been sensationalized creates the illusion that people are missing out on something, to the detriment of having a strong financial foundation," Boneparth said.
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His editorial was an attempt to push journalists away from sensationalized stories surrounding hate groups and to focus on the community's efforts to counteract them, he said.
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Souder analyzed handwritten ransom notes from one of the most sensationalized crimes of his day—the kidnapping of the Lindbergh baby, son of famed aviator Charles Lindbergh.
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Soya products, quinoa, and broccoli are some of the best plant-based sources," she said in a statement from the Vegan Society that called Derbyshire's paper "sensationalized.
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It's been sensationalized by news cycle obsessions and minimized in quality by nearly-universal corporate ownership that results in huge financial interests divorced from quality news reporting.
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Easterners who had been oppressed by the Stasi found the character of the agent too sympathetic; those who hadn't been oppressed said the whole thing was sensationalized.
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Abood told me that "the easiest thing for people to understand is the most sensationalized: 'Invitation Homes is a horrible landlord, and people are mad,." she said.
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Posters sensationalized the "Hindoo" and "Oriental" magic learned in countries where American and European colonization was active, and the recently excavated pyramids and Sphinx were frequent backdrops.
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In an effort to provide accurate information, moderators have provided links to useful resources, and have implemented forum rules about not sharing sensationalized, unverified or unreliable sources.
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Jennifer Carnahan, the chairwoman of the Minnesota Republican Party, said she believed that Mr. Trump's remarks at the rally had been sensationalized and taken out of context.
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"When you ask for these type of revisions you have to have concrete data, concrete information, not just sensationalized or leaked stories to the newspapers," he said.
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While Su builds upon his own relationship with Tian's story, Huang seems to impose himself upon someone else's — not unlike the splashy articles that sensationalized Song's death.
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Politically motivated attacks aside, the media has sensationalized too much in order to get our attention and has too often blurred the line between fact and opinion.
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Her aim is to provoke viewers into thinking about their own relationship to sensationalized media stories and the ways we arrive at what we think "really" happened.
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I just didn't want it to be sensationalized because I was very aware that there are real victims involved, and I just wanted it to be handled respectfully.
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With 2014's jarring Esoteric Warfare (available from Season of Mist), Mayhem further cemented a legacy of quality music that stands apart and above their easily sensationalized past.
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The rituals are extremely well known—almost infamous—throughout modern Serbia and Vlach magic is often sensationalized in the Serbian media with particular emphasis on the darker elements.
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Unfortunately only a portion of that interview makes it to print, & A lot of the time publications like to focus on the most sensationalized part of the conversation.
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" It adds, "After John Enochs presented evidence to demonstrate his innocence of the sensationalized and false charges, the prosecutor's office, on their own motion, dismissed both rape charges.
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I wanted to make sure that a lot of people that have been through this feel like this wasn't sensationalized — because this is a lot of people's story.
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" It adds, "After John Enochs presented evidence to demonstrate his innocence of the sensationalized and false charges, the prosecutor's office, on their own motion, dismissed both rape charges.
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Trump is a mutated reality show host turned candidate that has been enabled through years of coded, hyperbolic and sensationalized language weaponized by the GOP for political gain.
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In court filings, he has argued that his client engaged in innocent political activity but has now been falsely portrayed as a villain in a sensationalized spy drama.
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Ronald S. Sullivan Jr., a lawyer for Mr. Weinstein, wrote in a court filing that a "sensationalized media environment" justified excluding the press and public from the hearing.
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She used her access to the media to bring attention to a community that has fought hard for many years to have its stories heard, without being sensationalized.
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The experiences at EggWoke are likely a satirical take on O'Connell's own experiences as a writer at Vice and Thought Catalog, an early adopter of sensationalized first-person narratives.
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" According to Twitter's policy for of advertisements, under the "quality" stipulation, they "cannot mislead users into opening content by including exaggerated or sensationalized language or misleading calls to action.
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Two months after a 2015 New York Times investigation on Amazon's "bruising workplace" went viral, Carney wrote a 1,300-word reply on Medium, blasting the paper for sensationalized reporting.
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"I think the whole thing of 'physical retail is dying' is something that's been way overplayed and sensationalized," B8ta president Phillip Raub told Business Insider in a recent interview.
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Far from being resolved in one of those dingy rooms Pfaff writes about, this was a hugely publicized, Nancy Grace-style "Court TV" case, steadily sensationalized by the media.
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Kelly also minimized reports of racist emails sent within the Ferguson, Mo., police department and, with other colleagues at Fox, sensationalized coverage of the fringe New Black Panther Party.
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"I think the whole thing is ridiculously sensationalized and overblown and none of my fetish-related habits or activities will change at all because of it," one user said.
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That itself functions as a kind of sly commentary — that these sensationalized crimes aren't actually as important as the relatively mundane everyday concerns of the women on the shows.
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Making it past the typically sensationalized debut and tricky follow-up collections, a designer's third go is often when we begin to truly see their aesthetic DNA come through.
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And shows like Netflix's "13 Reasons Why" or artists like indie pop singer Lana Del Rey have sensationalized or glamorized mental illness and suicide rather than taking it seriously.
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This, I think, has something to do with the timing of these projects — since 2012, selfies have become far more mainstream, more part of everyday life and less sensationalized.
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During the summer of 1969, the notorious Manson family murders took center stage as one of the nation's most sensationalized current events—rivaling both Woodstock and yes, the moon landing.
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The series features commentary from both Bobbitt and Gallo in attempt to give a less sensationalized, fuller account of the events that led to the incident on June 23, 1993.
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And the absence of the share button limits the reach of posts shared by friends, meaning fake, sensationalized, or system-gaming posts can't spread like they do on other platforms.
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In a statement, UHS disputed our coverage, as it has in the past, calling it sensationalized and based on anecdotes that aren't representative of the quality care it provides overall.
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Mr. Lam reappeared in February 2016 on Chinese television, where he "confessed" that his books — which included titillating descriptions of the private lives of Chinese leaders — were sensationalized and misleading.
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I caught up with Phillip to ask him what it was like making such an emotionally difficult film on a subject that's so often sensationalized or brushed under the carpet.
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"In the era of social media and 24-hour news cycle, it's easy for things to be sensationalized and then forgotten," said Phillips of the Victory Programs' Boston Living Center.
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This subject matter can be sensationalized or made hyperpolitical, but from my first interaction with Wilks, I felt he had the ability to convey empathy and sensitivity in equal measure.
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Getting into the thick of what lies beyond flashy storylines and sensationalized media coverage motivates Andersen and Little alike, and is an enduring commonality between the millennials on the show.
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At this point, it seems even the Kardashian kids are hyper-aware that their family's role in the O.J. Simpson trial is pretty sensationalized on Ryan Murphy's The People v.
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His much-sensationalized punitive assault on Pakistan in February damaged nothing more than a few trees across the border, while killing seven Indian civilians in an instance of friendly fire.
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Hugh McNally, the owner of Morrissey's Bar in Doonbeg Village, about two miles from the course, said the issue had been "sensationalized by the media" because of the Trump connection.
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At sporadic intervals — like when a Black woman becomes the first Black Bachelorette — the fact that we are less likely to get married and date outside of race becomes sensationalized news.
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Study lead author Soroush Vosoughi said people may be more likely to share false news because it is more surprising, the same way that sensationalized "click bait" headlines garner more attention.
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The sensationalized series (other episodes from the season Ballinger appeared in were "I'm Too Beautiful" and "My Dad is a Bro") profiled Ballinger as her online celebrity started to take off.
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" But Katrin Tiidenberg, an Associate Professor of Social Media and Visual Culture at Tallinn University, Estonia, told Reuters Health she believes "selfie-related deaths are likely highly over-sensationalized (and) overreported.
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Just ten years since Britney's much-sensationalized emotional breakdown, it would be beyond ignorant to mock her today as the tabloids did then, rather than empathize with her mental health struggles.
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I didn't know anything really going into this aside from what I saw on the news or sensationalized shows that are kind of exploitative of prison conditions, or what I read.
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We look at historical events and we take primary sources at face value but a lot of them are sensationalized and the events are described as really heroic or really dastardly.
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Instead of outright falsehoods that ran rampant during the 2016 elections, individuals often share hyperpartisan and sensationalized stories that may not be entirely accurate but still contain some kernel of truth.
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Certainly, some of this is being sensationalized for clicks, but behind it there is a real potential for injury – which most would forego, except of course there's Pokémon to be caught.
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"In 2009, Amber was wrongfully accused for an incident that was misinterpreted and over-sensationalized by two individuals in a powerful position," Van Ree wrote in a statement obtained by E!
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The tabloids seem to have recently picked up on your art and sensationalized it as promoting drugs—do you think this kind of shows how drug-based art is still taboo?
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Rather than allow a sensationalized trial by media damage those things I love most, this morning I notified House Leadership that I will be leaving Congress as of January 31st, 2018.
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Rather than allow a sensationalized trial by media damage those things I love most, this morning I notified House leadership that I will be leaving Congress as of January 31st, 2018.
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BuzzFeed has also been working for about a month with Taboola and Outbrain, two companies known for the modules of paid and often sensationalized content they recommend all over the internet.
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Bruce Schneier, a fellow at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard, explains that exposure to sensationalized news coverage exploits the brain's tendency to prioritize stories over statistics.
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Release date: April 113 What makes it great: Hardly a conventional documentary, Casting JonBenet is a moving look at how and why we respond to sensationalized crime in deeply personal ways.
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But as Facebook tries to get away from the sensationalized, fake, and vapid news that's plagued its platform, it's still taking a light, indirect approach that isn't likely to solve its problems.
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And the moderators of the forums run a tight ship, with specific rules against "sensationalized" news and an emphasis on authoritative information from top health bodies like the World Health Organization (WHO).
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"Are we, as a culture, so titillated by the extremities of violence — the types, the details, the comportments — that we would like to ingest each sensationalized bit of people's experiences?" asks Hlavka.
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The elegantly simple account works exactly as advertised, adding the words "IN MICE" to sensationalized news stories that trumpet the latest scientific discoveries—without noting these discoveries were found in lab mice.
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Yet even if Facebook could reliably spot not just unabashedly false news but sensationalized content, its current policy is to allow it as long as it doesn't preach violence or pure hate.
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"We want to move reactions to incidents of police brutality away from sensationalized viral footage which has a transitory impact and desensitizes people to the problem," said Guilherme Pimentel, the project's coordinator.
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Even as they vividly depict the perversion of political policy, this body of feminist dystopian writing is at risk of closing on a reified version of womanhood: sensationalized, suffering, and overwhelmingly white.
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The same, perversely, goes for Villanelle (Jodie Comer) and Konstantin (Kim Bodnia), a relationship that would have likely been made sexually sinister or abusive had it been written through a sensationalized male gaze.
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Centering the narrative of transgender people around what they do to their bodies is typically cliché; the bodies of trans people have long been sensationalized because they counter the boring, binary, heteronormative mainstream.
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The tensions between Trump and Silicon Valley have been mounting for months, with the candidate repeatedly attacking businesses like Apple and Amazon, and pushing for sensationalized and controversial economic, social and immigration policies.
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Sensationalized and uninformed commentary doesn't help matters and in fact makes everything worse, contributing to the system of baseless ranting and invented reality that so many who oppose the president seem to abhor.
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"As Estonia recuperates from a political occupation, and the American South continues to deal with the aftermath of a natural disaster, I set out to photograph the less sensationalized aspects of these places."
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We urge all news organizations to give as much coverage to the truth which has now been confirmed through these investigations as they did to the unverified speculation in the early sensationalized reporting.
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A sensationalized 1971 trial followed, characterized by disruptive outbursts from Manson and his supporters inside the courtroom and protests from Manson supporters outside — even an exploding courthouse bomb, which thankfully injured no one.
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Olmsted tells Tech Insider that the sometimes sensationalized scandals aside, the real tragedy is that people don't know what they're missing when they get a low quality imitation of a truly good food.
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The ensuing three years of sensationalized demands for investigations and hearings have kept much of the real work of government from getting done and continue to pit supporters and detractors against each other.
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Most of the film comes from these audition tapes, and the result serves to argue that the way we think and talk about sensationalized crime cases is deeply influenced by our own experiences.
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" His highly anticipated message followed a series of comments he made in December, in which he said that sensationalized news was a "grave sin that hurts the heart of the journalist and hurts others.
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There was a highly publicized clash between protesters and the police, the talk was canceled, and for days many media outlets sensationalized the skirmish and argued for or against Yiannopoulos's right to free speech.
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A media circus ensued which brought this formerly esoteric, hobby-channel game to the pages of the New York Times and other mainstream media, with sensationalized mentions of fantasy cults and bizarre intellectual games.
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People of all genders, sexual orientations and ages become sex workers to support themselves financially, but the back alley hooker-pimp transaction sensationalized by the media isn't the reality that all sex workers face.
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The story of the Biosphere 2 has often been sensationalized in popular media following a series of experiments in the early 1990s, which saw human crews inhabit the Biosphere for several months at a stretch.
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The Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility found that three major newspapers concentrated on the "politics" of the scare, and it said a broadcast network sensationalized the issue by running footage of emotionally distraught parents.
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The concept of a large-brained dinosaur that was humanoid in appearance had a huge impact on the public, and sensationalized stories appeared in the tabloids of lost races of dinosauroids taking over the world.
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As many of us recall, the media coverage of Diana's death was frequently sensationalized and insensitive, so this was probably a wise decision, but it certainly must have created tremendous confusion for her young children.
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Further hearings were "problematic only in the sense that it creates 'news' that is going to be sensationalized," said Brad Blakeman, a veteran of President George W. Bush's White House and a strong Trump backer.
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" Iuzzini apologized in his statement for what he described as "some unprofessional behavior 8-10 years ago," before adding "the sexual harassment allegations and many other reports against me were sensationalized and simply not true.
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The opening moves rapidly and energetically, with a Nightcrawler-esque setpiece establishing how Frank lies to get facts on a breaking news story, then spins those facts into sensationalized fiction for his latest news report.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 90% (season 2)What critics said: "There are far worse ways to study history than watching 'The Crown' ... But there are better ways, as well, even in television's incomplete, sensationalized fashion.
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Research shows that exposure to another person's suicide (or to graphic or sensationalized accounts of death) can be a risk factor that youth struggling with mental health conditions consider as a reason they contemplate suicide.
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After all the sensationalized headlines about getting your vag high from cannabis-infused lubes, I went in with a healthy amount of skepticism, and kept snacks on hand in case the munchies hit midway through.
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In a subsequent interview with Jada Pinkett Smith last week, T.I. said that his comments had been sensationalized and misconstrued, and added that the conversation in the podcast had taken place in a joking manner.
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MIT Media Lab researcher and study lead author Soroush Vosoughi said people may be more likely to share false news because it is more surprising, the same way that sensationalized "click bait" headlines garner more attention.
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This research clarifies what has been a very public and sensationalized story for a long time, and it was done out of a desire to bring some humanity to this discussion and dignity to the skeleton.
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How drug deaths are reported on in the media—and in turn how they are discussed in common parlance—is often misleading and sensationalized, loaded with prejudice about drug users and perpetuating potentially dangerous urban legends.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SANTA FE, New Mexico — Originating in northern New Mexico's Santa Cruz Valley, the Penitente Brotherhood is a Catholic lay organization that has been heavily sensationalized by outsiders since its inception.
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Ahead, we talked to bandele about the real origins of the so-called crack "epidemic" and how fictional portrayals of that time period — along with sensationalized media reports — have historically done nothing but further societal prejudices.
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"These reports get circulated, often sensationalized, there's a smattering of rumors and urban legends, and then there's some idiot who actually dresses up, and then before you know it there's lockdowns and arrests," he says. 4.
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She also wrote two books: 2014's Finding Peace Amid the Chaos, which details the pain she experienced after her sister's killing and the sensationalized trial that followed; and 2015's The Seven Characters of Abuse.
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She also wrote two books: Finding Peace Amid the Chaos, in 2014, which details the pain she experienced after her sister's killing and the sensationalized trial that followed; and, in 2015, The Seven Characters of Abuse.
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Washington (CNN)Ed Gillespie tried to use President Donald Trump's tricks: He sensationalized the dangers of sanctuary cities, he promised to defend Virginia's Confederate heritage and he attacked NFL players for kneeling during the National Anthem.
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They also contend that Ms. Durst's family is making an "ill-motivated and legally flawed" request based on "inadmissible hearsay" and a "heavily edited, sensationalized 'docudrama' called 'The Jinx,'" which was broadcast by HBO in 22015.
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Granted, some of the subjects involved (including Carole Baskin and new GW Zoo owner Jeff Lowe) have claimed that directors Eric Goode and Rebecca Chaiklin either "sensationalized" what really happened, or provided "salacious" and "biased" perspectives.
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If the case were to proceed in 2016, Toobin believes, it'd be much easier for the public to ignore it or get past the sensationalized coverage by changing the channel or clicking on a different website.
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"There have been a number of media articles published today that have sensationalized some older and long-ago exited investments in Twitter and Facebook, omitting many relevant facts as well as the historical context," the letter notes.
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She has also written two books: Finding Peace Amid the Chaos, in 2014, which details the pain she experienced after her sister's killing and the sensationalized trial that followed; and, in 2015, The Seven Characters of Abuse.
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So it's ironic that this alternate history is also one of the more honest depictions of America's favorite true-crime legend, revealing the perception of Charles Manson as evil incarnate to be more sensationalized myth than fact.
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"In keeping with its tabloid style, the Post has sensationalized the actual or perceived fault of democratically elected leaders by running covers showing them dressed up like tyrants responsible for murder, torture and repression," the lawsuit alleges.
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Directed by Linda Otto, this adaptation of journalist Jan Hollingsworth's book of the same name was lauded by the New York Times for its "dignified" take on a subject so easily exploited and sensationalized by the media.
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Nor did it matter, when the drug war was taking off, that nearly all of the sensationalized claims that crack cocaine was some kind of "demon drug," drastically more harmful than powder cocaine, were false or misleading.
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"I could have, I guess, just gone on some TV shows and [done] some interviews and more than likely it would have been sensationalized and over in a couple of weeks," Robson explained about his decision to sue.
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" The website continued, "The reporter continues to assume the role of an activist, presenting a highly sensationalized, inaccurate, and largely anonymously sourced portrayal without any appropriate context or understanding of the realities of the mental health treatment system.
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"We've seen the most well-known [conspiracies], Area 51 and the Philadelphia Experiment, sensationalized on film and television many times before," the Duffer Brothers wrote in their original Stranger Things pitch, back when the show was called Montauk.
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He also addresses the spectacle itself, particularly the sensationalized artifacts generated by the media-obsessed S.L.A.: the Polaroid of Hearst in a beret holding an M-1 carbine, the communiqués, the security camera images of the bank robbery.
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Deans from 13 college journalism schools, including the University of Maryland, a top feeder school for Sinclair employees, signed a letter in protest of a recent "promo" aired nationally that criticized sensationalized and biased reporting from Sinclair's competitors.
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I'm sure we've all seen the videos, and the reports from the hospitals and the morgues, and the sensationalized pictures of the crushed orphanage (the one that was crushed in both incidents, last year and the previous year).
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Ultimately, after a sensationalized 1971 trial, Manson was convicted on seven counts of first-degree murder for the Tate-LaBianca killings, later followed by two more convictions for the deaths of Hinman and the Spahn ranch hand, Shea.
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Casting JonBenet makes the case that the way we think and talk about sensationalized crime cases is deeply influenced by our own experiences — and it calls into question the possibility of ever arriving at something like the truth.
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The Breitbart News Network, founded in 2007 by Andrew Breitbart and led since 2012 by Donald Trump's newly named chief strategist Stephen Bannon, has built upon the strategies pioneered by right-wing media's embrace of sensationalized and fake news.
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Although MKUltra is often associated with "mind control", psychic powers, Manchurian Candidates and other concepts sensationalized in fiction, most now believe it was basically an illegal torture program, especially gruesome with the ink barely dry on the Nuremburg Code.
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Bannon has ruined the Breitbart News operation by running it as a Trump super-PAC full of sensationalized stories and Trump fan fiction, rather than the sharp, muscular, anti-establishment vision the late Andrew Breitbart had for the enterprise.
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Al-Solh, who splits her time between Lebanon and the Netherlands, is especially aware of this, and her art resists such homogenizing impulses in its specificity, and its rejection of expected characters or sensationalized accounts that proliferate in the media.
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I think using Jewish foods as part of a live show is one of the more sensationalized or fun examples of that and that's why I think people are still talking about these bands and these live shows decades later.
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The end result is a near-perfect union of many of the darkest forces in American culture — the collision of toxic hyperpartisanship, sensationalized media, and a mature online ecosystem that seems to incentivize and accelerate the worst impulses and behaviors.
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After being criticized for the decision last week, Pai wrote a blog post arguing that his decision wouldn't have a big impact, since he was only removing nine Lifeline providers, and that the issue was being "sensationalized" by the media.
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Many sensationalized, misleading, or outright false reports about Muslim communities routinely jump geographic and language barriers from Europe to North America with help from a handful of websites that translate and help disseminate such stories across the English-speaking internet.
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It typically casts fossil fuels as the most economic form of energy generation, promotes research that says green energy jobs are unsustainable, and claims there is an "enormous volume of sensationalized, simplistic and often plain wrong information" on climate change.
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" She noted that the media has sensationalized the campaign so that it was "hard to tell what is truth and scandal," then added that "both these candidates have done a great job, but they also need to watch what they're doing.
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The frequently used imagery of young, white children, (American citizens naturally), who are pictured in the dumbed-down sensationalized public awareness campaigns with duct tape over their mouths, in handcuffs and chains, imploring the public for rescue ignores that complexity.
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"Rather than allow a sensationalized trial by media damage those things I love most, this morning I notified House leadership that I will be leaving Congress as of January 31, 2018," Franks said in the closing lines of his statement. Riiiiight.
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The events it covers have been so sensationalized and so politicized for so long that seeing them presented neutrally and in roughly chronological order is revelatory, particularly regarding the stories of three women: Paula Jones, Kathleen Willey and Juanita Broaddrick.
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But in what seems like a remarkable example of office politics gone horribly wrong, within days the accusations were amplified and sensationalized — in the pages of the British tabloid The Mail on Sunday — inciting a global furor among climate-change deniers.
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An equally meritorious goal is to peel away the myth and folklore to reveal the historical truth beneath, a real challenge given that most of the record consists of sensationalized press reports and fictitious dime novel versions of the events.
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The descriptions that were recorded at the time—both in sensationalized newspaper reports but also in letters and first-person accounts—make modern biologists question whether it could have been a wolf at all, because wolves don't really get that big.
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Though it's now a little easier to find nuanced portrayals of mental illness on TV, the media can still fall into the trap of depicting mental disorders as the key to genius, or portray mental illness as being full of sensationalized glamour.
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When famed director Spike Lee felt inspired by the sensationalized stories of violence in Chicago — a place that he has never lived, mind you — his creative take on the situation was that a woman-led sex strike would encourage peace in the city.
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Critic's Notebook When Oxygen, the television network for women, rebranded itself as a true crime channel last year, it leaned into TV's time-tested approach: a focus on gruesome and mysterious killings, disproportionately involving white female victims and sensationalized by self-serious narrators.
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While The New York Journal and The New York World were able to use the profits reaped from selling sensationalized reports to send boats full of correspondents to the conflict, The Times published Associated Press articles because of a lack of funds.
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"From everything I've read since her arrest last month, it seems the Maria Butina saga is basically a sensationalized click bait story meant to smear a steady stream of Republicans and NRA members she reportedly encountered over the past few years," he said.
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" (Tesla has a long, combative history with the United Automobile Workers union.) Tesla said on Monday that Gouthro's allegations are "untrue and sensationalized," and that he was fired for "poor performance, including repeated failure to demonstrate and understand best practices in the security industry.
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All of these moving pieces lend themselves to an extremely sensitive representation of addiction that doesn't harp on the sensationalized experiences of people under the influence, but a bigger picture of a human being with a problem that touches every aspect of her life.
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But maybe there's some room in the infinite space that is online media and in 24/7 cable news to put aside what's most profitable for a few minutes and cover anything else but the drama -- overdone, sensationalized or otherwise -- surrounding the incoming administration.
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" Franks was apparently "deeply convinced I would be unable to complete a fair House Ethics investigation before distorted and sensationalized versions of this story would put me, my family, my staff, and my noble colleagues in the House of Representatives through hyperbolized public excoriation.
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As numerous stories have discussed, a wave of fake news sites cropped up over the past year to spread sensationalized false information via social media, most of which seem driven by the promise of quick profits in exchange for generating Trump-supporting clickbait more than ideological subterfuge.
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Unfortunately but not surprisingly, after the initial story about the startup from MIT Technology Review, the tabloid press has jumped on McIntyre's startup with sensationalized headlines, suggesting that Nectome is offering to digitize your brain for $10,000 but has to kill you first, or something like that.
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" In his initial statement, Franks insisted that he "absolutely never physically intimidated, coerced, or had, or attempted to have, any sexual contact with any member of my congressional staff" and that he'd rather quit a job he's held since 2003 than undergo "a sensationalized trial by media.
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All of this is compounded by the reality that a lot of people don't know fake news when they see it, sensationalized reports are more likely to go viral on social media than sane ones, and distrust of traditional (and genuinely more reliable) media sources is rising.
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Some, including Irene Woodward, who had over 400 designs on her skin, told elaborate stories of being forcibly inked "by Indians" — a mythical story that went back to the 1850s and Olive Oatman, whose face tattoos, a mark of her status among the Mohave people, were sensationalized.
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Perhaps what was most telling of the times, and what continues to be a point of discussion about the case today, is that most of the headlines sensationalized the actual act of cutting off the penis—but not the alleged abuse and violence that likely caused it.
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For every Amos Leeds bent on cheating others with a fake facade and for every Native person whose visage gets co-opted and sensationalized, there is also a Theodore Ferris, able to enter the historic record, and a Harriet Hosmer, able to project a persona of her own making.
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The Narrative of Sojourner Truth offers some glimpses of the complexity of this magnificent woman, but since this book was not actually written by Truth (she dictated her story to Olive Gilbert), we still do not know what was omitted, what was colored in and sensationalized for white audiences.
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Breitbart, Infowars, and other comparably questionable distributors of right-wing media have built their brand on presenting sensationalized fake news to their die-hard audience much like the trail blazed by Fox News; unlike Fox, these sites operate successfully without even pretending to be ideologically neutral or journalistically ethical.
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What's uplifting is that only 3.3 percent of this hardcore bunch think that the VR industry is just hype, which will be surprising for some, given the huge propaganda machine that's been at work, churning out dozens of what I believe to be exaggerated and overly sensationalized articles.
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When bodycon knitwear designer (and All Walks collaborator) Mark Fast cast three UK size 21950 (US size 12) models in his spring/summer 2010 show, the media latched onto the unusual runway images and a likely sensationalized story that Fast's stylist had stormed out in protest was widely reported.
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I think it just depends on the person of how clearly they feel they were portrayed but I think the producers and the editors did a pretty admirable job in hindsight, especially compared to a lot of the reality TV of today which is pretty explicitly sensationalized and scripted.
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It's the problem of a highly sensationalized case: Not only was it difficult to find people who hadn't already formed an opinion about O.J.'s guilt or innocence, but it was also difficult to find people who didn't have some personal experience with an aspect of the case.
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In what appears to be an attempt to right that wrong, Peele's docuseries parses through the lesser known aspects of the notorious event, highlighting the harsh realities of domestic violence, xenophobia, sexism, and sensationalized media that shaped how the world now sees Lorena and her motivation to brutally assault her husband.
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And the Ramsey case, of course, has been sensationalized beyond belief to the point that it still occasionally pops up in supermarket tabloids, the way fascination with it has grown has changed it from a tragedy into a game—that is, until we pause to examine our relationship with it.
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Now, there are already a number of similarities between the trial of Nasir Khan and O.J. Simpson's: the murder of a young woman in an apparent crime of passion; racial bias by the police; sensationalized media coverage; an overly confident prosecution; the absence of another suspect; and a rotating defense team.
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" In his statement later Thursday, he said he was certain that he "would be unable to complete a fair House ethics investigation before distorted and sensationalized versions of this story would put me, my family, my staff and my noble colleagues in the House of Representatives through hyperbolized public excoriation.
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They say that the company's recent decision to emphasize stories shared by friends and family as well as trusted news outlets — part of the company's response to an epidemic of sensationalized clickbait and false news, and an attempt to foster what Mr. Zuckerberg has called "meaningful social interaction" — has hidden them from view.
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"I would like to offer my heartfelt apologies for any offence caused by my comment yesterday, which runs counter to my track record of expanding the role of women in leadership throughout the Qatar Airways Group and has been sensationalized by the media," al-Baker said in a statement released June 5.
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"I feel like that a lot of it's sensationalized to her behalf, along with the Brett Kavanaugh whole situation," Ms. Rutherford said, sitting on steps outside the Freedom Hall Civic Center, where a line snaked through a parking lot and along several blocks some five hours before the president arrived to speak.
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So much of the stuff that's online is sensationalized, and I think a lot of media about parenthood is positioned in a way to pit us against each other — all of the "mommy wars," do you stay at home or work, do you bottle-feed or breastfeed, are you a co-sleeper or not.
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It's also hard not to reflect on the relationship between these two movie-industry legends as a case study — upsized for Hollywood, sensationalized accordingly and on display to the entire world — of the currents between almost every parent and child: the pride and the shame; the protectiveness and the destructiveness; the gratitude and the resentment.
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"In the midst of this current cultural and media climate, I am deeply convinced I would be unable to complete a fair House Ethics investigation before distorted and sensationalized versions of this story would put me, my family, my staff, and my noble colleagues in the House of Representatives through hyperbolized public excoriation," Franks said in the statement.
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" The NASP said that while 13 Reasons Why "accurately" conveys that there is no one cause of suicide, "research shows that exposure to another person's suicide, or to graphic or sensationalized accounts of death, can be one of the many risk factors that youth struggling with mental health conditions cite as a reason they contemplate or attempt suicide.
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Yes, many people are falling for fake or bogus or sensationalized news — and the Trump campaign expertly took a kernel of truth (that many mainstream media sources didn't want him to win) and spun it into the idea that no media story highlighting his flaws, lies or corruption (no matter how carefully and factually reported) could be believed.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2019 The ensuing child-custody battle in State Supreme Court in New York riveted and scandalized the nation for 13 weeks in 203 with lurid testimony of a mother's greed, debauchery and cold indifference to the girl — accounts magnified by hearsay evidence and sensationalized reports in the tabloid press.
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Even after POLITICO reported the departure of several women of color from the Nevada team in the final stretch of the caucus, inside the campaign many advisers in the state complained the media sensationalized the story, rather than trying to address the culture that led to the women's departures, according to two staffers on the ground in Nevada.
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" Though Ambler never remarked on the merits of Baptiste's claims, Goguen's attorney Diane Doolittle further said today in a statement that: "Amber Laurel Baptiste's sensationalized lawsuit against Silicon Valley venture capitalist Michael Goguen collapsed under the weight of its own falsehood yesterday, when a judge dismissed the case because of Baptiste's repeated, egregious and willful misconduct.
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The debate over whether the FBI should be allowed to require Apple to help it retrieve files off of encrypted iPhones rages on in tech circles, courtrooms, and on Capitol Hill (where it has made for some entertaining hearings), it's still an esoteric topic that, in the wrong hands, would either be brutally boring or highly sensationalized on a fictional show.
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Instead of backing his claims with numbers, Trump sensationalized individual instances of immigrant crime, resorted to suggesting he's privy to secret statistics, and made an evidence-free case that a wall is needed to stop human traffickers from taking "three women with tape on their mouth or three women whose hands are tied" across the border in remote areas between ports of entry.
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Mr. Christie held a news conference that morning to say that Mr. Baroni had "resigned," saying it was a change long planned, and dismissed the lane closings as "sensationalized," suggesting, as Mr. Baroni had before the legislative committee, that it was a good idea to do a traffic study to consider eliminating what he called "special" access lanes for Fort Lee.
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He sensationalized crimes committed by undocumented immigrants in gory detail — "last summer at least 19 illegal aliens were charged in connection with grisly homicides, including hacking victims to death and ripping out, in two cases, their hearts," he said — and made a variety of false accusations against Democrats, including that they want "to get rid of religion" and support infanticide.
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Trump's FCC chair is mad the media called out his plans targeting cheap internet for poor people Trump's FCC chair is mad the media called out his plans targeting cheap internet for poor people Just a couple weeks into his new job, Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai is taking a page out of the president's playbook and slamming "sensationalized" media coverage of his actions.
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I maintain my innocence — I will continue this fight for as long as I breathe for all the people that are feel that they have to take pleas out of fear and who's lives are forever altered by a system where sensationalized and untruthful media plays too big of a role which creates bias unfair judgements and allows for people to consider personal gains instead of justice.
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He said he believed the media would distort his story: But in the midst of this current cultural and media climate, I am deeply convinced I would be unable to complete a fair House Ethics investigation before distorted and sensationalized versions of this story would put me, my family, my staff, and my noble colleagues in the House of Representatives through hyperbolized public excoriation.
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Even Simpson herself is shifting to using the incident that marked her a public pariah as a marketing tactic, to breathe new life into her career in the U.S. If we are to reexamine how we define "celebrity" in our culture, it begins with looking at the ways that tragedy (or in this case, televised snafus) are utilized to be packaged, marketed, and sensationalized to launch careers.
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" The National Association of School Psychologists released a statement, warning, "Research shows that exposure to another person's suicide, or to graphic or sensationalized accounts of death, can be one of the many risk factors that youth struggling with mental health conditions cite as a reason they contemplate or attempt suicide … We do not recommend that vulnerable youth, especially those who have any degree of suicidal ideation, watch this series.
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In just over one minute, the teaser transports fans to the South Side of Chicago, where they follow a group of Black teenagers — Kevin (Alex Hibbert), Brandon (Jason Mitchell), Jerrika (Tiffany Boone), Emmett (Jacob Latimore), Ronnie (Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine), and Coogie (Jahking Guillory) — who struggle to navigate the difficulties of growing up in a sometimes volatile environment that is often sensationalized in the news and by the president of the United States.
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So many people have looked for work abroad since Poland joined the EU in 2004—and struggled with the shift from a central to market-based economy—that the Warsaw government has put in place a Powroty (Returns) programme, to lure skilled Poles back home from countries like Germany, France, Italy, Ireland, and the UK. On the flipside of that coin, you've got the sense that anti-immigrant feelings are brewing in the UK, spurred on by fears over access to public services and resources, and grossly sensationalized in the tabloid and rightwing press.
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It's also of course much quicker and easier to make some shit up vs the slower pace of doing rigorous professional journalism — so junk news purveyors can get out ahead of news events also as an eyeball-grabbing strategy to further the spread of their cynical BS. (And indeed the researchers go on to say that most of the junk news sources being shared during the pre-election period "either sensationalized or spun political and social events covered by mainstream media sources to serve a political and ideological agenda".) "While junk news sites were less prolific publishers than professional news producers, their stories tend to be much more engaging," they write in a data memo covering the study.
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