Tag: politics

• The Symbolism of Serena Williams in Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX Halftime Performance

  

  Happy Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day! In honor of this month’s celebrations, I thought it was high time I post my thoughts on Serena Williams’ cameo in Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX halftime performance. I’ve been promising people on Instagram that I’d do this so I’m keeping my promise! First off, I want…

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  March 8, 2025

  Entertainment, Pop Culture

  crip walk, Dance, entertainment, halftime, international women’s day, kendrick lamar, leopards eating faces, music, politics, rap, serena williams, stephen a smith, super bowl 2025, Women’s History Month

• Fan Art Fridays: Melissa McCarthy as Sean Spicer

  Melissa McCarthy rode a podium through Midtown Manhattan as Sean Spicer this morning, and I’m kind of upset because I was in the area yet I missed it! SNL basically secured their TV ratings this for this weekend. With all the craziness that went down in the Washington, DC this week, we’re all going to…

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  May 12, 2017

  Entertainment, Fan Art Fridays

  actress, cookie, cookie art, fan art, Fan Art Fridays, Instagram, Melissa McCarthy, politics, Saturday Night Live, Sean Spicer, SNL, thecookiearchitect, White House

• Gallery Mondays: The White House

  I had the honor of visiting Washington, D.C. during the 4th of July weekend in 2016—a time when President Obama still had months left of his second term, and everyone was still grappling with the fact that Donald Trump would be on the ballot come November. Now that we’re days away from the inauguration, Obama…

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  January 16, 2017

  Gallery Mondays, Pop Culture

  art, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Gallery Mondays, government, inauguration, politics, president, United States, Washington D.C., White House

• New ‘Hunger Games’ Course Available at American University

  Now we know where all the Hunger Games fans in the class of 2019 will want to go to college! Professor Stef Woods at American University in Washington D.C. is set to teach a new course titled The Hunger Games: Class, Politics and Marketing. The course description reads: The Hunger Games trilogy is a publishing…

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  August 12, 2014

  Pop Culture

  American University, AMST-320, book, class, course, feminism, Hunger Games, Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Katniss Everdeen, marketing, politics, Professor Stef Woods, Suzanne Collins, trilogy, university