This book also includes some of her loves, but they are rare to find. Writing books isn’t the only thing Joan Rivers is known for. Rivers is famous for her acting, being a comedian, winning Celebrity Apprentice, hosting E!’s Fashion Police and starring in E!’s Joan and Melissa, a reality show about her and her daughter, Melissa Rivers. Joan Rivers, born as Joan Alexandra Molinsky was born June 8th, 1933. Rivers is known for her countless plastic surgeries, her heavy New York accent, and her sassy and loud personality.
“Where are They Now” What did Diane Lane do after The Outsiders movie? She was a successful actress before the movie she was in a movie called “A little romance” before The Outsiders. Then she did other two movies after The Outsiders the movies she did were “Rumble fish” and “The cotton club”. And those are some of the films that she did before and after The Outsiders film. And she has been nominated for a lot of awards for her movies and then she won the national society of film critics in New York City and she still makes a lot of films today the one that she just did was “secretariat”.
Anne Geddes was born September 1956 and raised in Queensland, Australia. Ever since she was a young girl she has been fascinated by the emotional power that a carefully crafted photographic image can convey. Her photography skills developed rapidly, entirely self-taught photographer, she began experimenting with the family’s Pentax K1000 camera she perfected her signature style of simple structure and immediate visual impact. “What led me to become a photographer was that I have always loved looking at images, although I never really considered that career for myself. I didn’t even think it was an option until I was 25, and in a position where I could make a change.
Inocencia Mr. Williams Theatre arts, Hour 4 11, June 2013 Ariana Grande-Butera It feels amazing having a role model like Ariana Grande-Butera, mostly known as just Ariana Grande, which some people pronounce her name as “Airiana Granade”. Grande This girl was born on June 26 1993, in Boca Ratón Florida currently living on L.A California This young girl is just 19 years old but has already done many things that impress many people. For example, she has recorded songs, is on Tv shows, has performed three times on stage, and has won awards, also was in the Dream Magazine as the cover girl for August 2011. Their is many things people dont know about her, some think she is dumb and annoying like her character on Vicorious. 2013 is Ariana Grande's year, her single when platinum, she is on a new show, will be in a movie, and her album will be released.
Topic: Bette Midler General purpose: To inform Specific purpose: The class will know who Bette Midler is. Central idea: To tell how Bette Midler has reinvented herself over the years. Intro: Bette Midler has around for many years she has come a long way from performing her cabaret act and bathhouses back in the 70s, she is known as “The Divine Miss M” She is always try to balance the light with the heavy a few tears of human spirit in with the sequins and the fringes. Body: 1. Comedian, singer, and actor, she is named after Bette Davis and her sisters Susan and Judy are named after Susan Hayward and Judy Garland.
This is something that is both fascinating and impressive, about Sherman’s work that Mulvey really focuses on. In her work Untitled Film Stills, Sherman impersonates young woman, and concentrates on the idea of feminine emotion, while posing as woman during the 1950’s showing them daydreaming about future romances or mourning lost ones. Mulvey also states how Sherman’s poses exaggerate the feminism and venerability of women, which makes the female figure standout within the surrounding of the photograph. After Sherman’s work
Instructions: (1) Read the pre-reading explanation page on ‘caricatures’ (2) Complete Task 1 (3) Read the article in Task 2 (4) Examine the “Life of Achievement in Pictures” collage, which complements the article (5) Complete the vocabulary exercise in Task 3 (6) Complete Tasks 4, 5 and 6 – which focus on reading for detail and main ideas (7) Check your answers in the Answer Key Introduction She is regarded as one of the most influential and powerful women in the entertainment world. In 2003, The Age newspaper labeled her as “the greatest icon in popular [pop] culture” (Superman came a close second place, and Elvis Presley third). So why is this woman regarded as having so much power? Where did she come from and where does
1111 2 3 4 5111 6 7 8 9 10111 11 2 3111 4 5 6 7 8111 9 20111 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 30111 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3911 FEMINIST FILM THEORISTS Since it began in the 1970s, feminist film theory has revolutionized the way that films and their spectators can be understood. This book focuses on the groundbreaking work of Laura Mulvey, Kaja Silverman, Teresa de Lauretis, and Barbara Creed. Each of these thinkers has opened up a new and distinctive approach to the study of film and this book provides the most detailed account so far of their ideas. It illuminates the following six key concepts and demonstrates their value as tools for film analysis: • • • • • • the male gaze the female voice technologies of gender queering desire the monstrous-feminine masculinity in crisis Shohini Chaudhuri shows how these four thinkers construct their theories through their reading of films as well as testing their ideas with a number of other examples from contemporary cinema and television. She concludes that the concepts have not remained static over the past thirty years but have continually evolved with the influence of new critical debates and developments in film production, signalling their continuing impact and relevance in an era that is often unthinkingly branded as ‘post-feminist’.
James Mangold: Girl Interrupted In 1999, Director James Mangold, turned the best-selling memoir Girl Interrupted by American author Susanna Kaysen relating her experiences as a young woman in a psychiatric hospital during the 1960’s, into a film of the same name starring Winona Ryder and Angelina Jolie. Critics explained that adapted from Kaysen’s memoir, the film works well to bring Kaysen’s words to life (Gabi) and is a must for everyone who is seeking for a deep, thoughtful, and emotional film as well as great actors! (Buettner). In Mangold’s unhappy drama, we meet Susanna Kaysen, a depressed 18-year old who’s suicide attempt lands her in a mental institution, where she befriends a band of troubled woman in her ward, but falls into the hypnotic sway of a woman named Lisa the wildest of the bunch. After getting into trouble and standing up to Lisa’s cruelty, Susanna undergoes a dramatic change from being a directionless teen, to a confident knowledgeable woman pursuing her treatment seriously and leaving the institution behind.
In recent times, there have been a number of movies that have addressed these issues of the past, present and future which has contributed to a better understanding and more respect for women. In 2003, director Mike Newell made his contribution and brought “Mona Lisa Smile” to the theatres. This is a movie that eloquently sheds light on the struggle of women in the 50s in a way that even the most modern of women today can still relate to. The opening of the movie sets the tone for the story as Betty Warren (Kirsten Dunst) begins telling the tale of a determined new art history teacher, Miss Katherine Ann Watson (Julia Roberts) who studied at UCLA and left Oakland State University after teaching for one year to pursue the job of her dreams at the prestigious Wellesley College, an all-women’s private and highly conservative college in Massachusetts. We are introduced to Katherine’s character as a woman who “made up in brains