Television

http://www.southparkstudios.com/clips/103474/the-towns-hainted
Length: 2:18
Description: This episode of Southpark brings about the topic of Classism vs. Racism. The townspeople driver out the rich people because they don't want rich people around, this can be viewed as racist but the creators of Southpark are actually mocking social hierarchy and subtle racism. The provocative line at the end suggests that one of the townspeople was stating something racist.
Chapter 9: Television
Quiz question: What morals and values did censorship try to protect and what values do they represent today?
Quiz answer: Censorship tried to keep everything PG and rounded by the values of a wholesome American family. Today, the restriction are much more loose, although cursing is still a restriction to some degree depending on the word. But things not shown on TV back then, like gay marriage are now popular because of how they relate to the audience. The times have changed.

Movies

My favorite movie of 2012-2013 is Silver Linings Playbook starring Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence. I love this movie because of the simple elegance of the production value and the cast. It's just a sweet film that really captured my attention so I kept watching it over and over again. The sporadic moods of the main character really bring out the human emotions and realization in a raw way. It was very well presented and made one feel like they were really there because it wasn't highly lit like most films. My favorite movie of all time would have to be Pride & Prejudice because it's based on my favorite book and the acting is fantastic. They stayed very true to the infamous novel and captured the essence of the time in which it was set. The humor and sarcasm in Jane Austen's writing was delicately fit into screenplay and her story was very well told on screen.
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/silver_linings_playbook/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lj5_FhLaaQQ

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1153077-1153077-pride_and_prejudice/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJA27Jujzq4

The name of this magazine is Liner, it is a make up magazine for serious make up artists or those who aspire to get the tips of professional make up artists. This magazine is different because it consults professionals but gives tips for those who don't intend to work a runway. This targets women from ages 16-32 who are also interested in knowing about celebrities and fashion. This magazine features make up tricks from different countries and offers suggestions on what make up is healthiest. Advertisers that would want to reach my audience are make up companies, beauty schools, skin care companies, acne treatments, and retail stores. The premier issue is simple but elegant. Drawing attention to the cover girl and features articles on make up as well as a photo shoot with a celebrity.