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If you think television has always been a little too obsessed with beauty ideals, you’re not wrong — and artist Luis Jiménez saw it coming from a mile away. His sculpture Blond TV Image (1967) captures that uneasy relationship between media, technology, and the female form with biting humor and Pop-era flair. Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: Blond TV Image By Luis Jiménez
Our society is shaped by tradition and by the cultural products we consume every day — music, literature, art, film, dance, television, and social media. These shared touchpoints give people a way to connect, identify with one another, and feel part of something larger. When a trend breaks into the mainstream, it doesn’t just entertain — it becomes a movement. No one wants to miss out, which is why so many of us stay plugged in to the ever-evolving world of Pop Culture.
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Throughout a career spanning as much as seven decades, the American actor and director James Hong has appeared in more than 600 films and TV shows. Born in Minnesota in the year 1929, he is one of the most prolific character actors in the history of Hollywood. Hong has performed not only as an on-screen performer but also as a voice artist for several reputed animated movies. Here, we will sketch a summary highlighting his most memorable performances that prove his creative acting caliber throughout his illustrious in-screen journey.
Continue reading James Hong: Celebrating Decades of Creativity in Movies and Television
Shark Week is The Bomb (Detail From Cosima Von Bonin’s What if They Bark? on The High Line. Photo By Gail)
Hey all of you Shark-Loving Bitches out there, guess what? That’s right, it’s Shark Week again! For big fans of Sharks, (like me) it’s one of the most highly-anticipated weeks of TV programming all year! Shark Week!
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Looking for the best TV show for one small child? It can be like searching through a huge sea of shows, trying to find the right mix of fun and learning. Parents often think hard about what will keep their children happy and also help them learn.
Continue reading Exploring the Types of TV Shows That a Small Child Will Love
