Article about Cartoons as Education tool
Shows cartoons as something more substantial than purely entertainment, and gives insight to critiquing them.
http://news.toonzone.net/article.php?ID=15394
The ongoing conversation between people and the media that create pop-culture, one of the finest examples.
Http://www.noob.us/humor/family-guy-voice-actor-seth-macfarlanes-harvard-class-day-speech-2006/
Some insight to the creator Seth McFarlanes. A speech he gave, some insight to his motivation for the show and his thoughts on society
http://daily.stanford.edu/article/2006/4/17/familyGuyVisitsFarm
Family guy in the News
http://www.entertainmentearth.com/hitlist.asp?theme=Family%20Guy
TV and Popculture and the ways it spreads like wildfire.
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We love to watch and we love to comment, and we just can't seem to turn the t.v off. But really, what are the shows that we are watching saying about us, our society, and the messages we give out and receive?
We love to watch and we love to comment, and we just can't seem to turn the t.v off. But really, what are the shows that we are watching saying about us, our society, and the messages we give out and receive?
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- I'm 21 and doing this blog as a project for a women's and gender studies class revolving around concepts in pop culture. Feed back on this site would be amazing- it's a really cool gateway between pop culture and the world of academia.
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