Carmela Ruffo Professor Zoe Saldana IDC 1001H November 20th, 2013 Abercrombie and Fitch: Scandal and Detriment Society has fashioned a warped idea of what “perfect” is in terms of appearance. Girl’s need to be a size 2 and … Continue reading
Nosferatu portrayed Bram Stoker’s Dracula pretty well in my opinion. The black and white movie gave me an overall impression of a Tim Burton film, particularly The Corpse Bride.Burton intentionally gives utilizes the black and white, dull coloring to … Continue reading
Confusion. That’s what I felt while reading Nikolai Gogol’s The Nose. The story didn’t exactly follow a logical pattern. One moment there was a man who discovered a nose, a nose that he could hold in his hand. The next … Continue reading
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Envision a collection of colors and shapes. Some are strategically placed, some overlap, some are blank, and some are overly decadent. Now take a step back. All this creates one large and captivating design. If you find that impressive, wait … Continue reading
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There has been much controversy over the years about the various productions of Shakespeare’s works. Whether it be an opera or a movie, many productions have taken the risk of altering his works to create a contemporary feel. Although some … Continue reading
The Metamorphosis ballet performed at The Joyce Theater, was an unnerving and remarkable interpretation of Kafka’s work. Edward Weston, who successfully portrayed the suffering protagonist, epitomized the essence of the newly transformed Gregor through his contortionist-like movements. The setup … Continue reading
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The most in demand and raved about new release, perhaps even more so than the iphone 5, is the release of the new Grand Theft Auto V. Scrolling through instagram, I couldn’t help but notice that practically every other picture … Continue reading
