Sentences with phrase «media about my obsession»

Not exact matches

The media's obsession with the rise and fall of its celebrities, even shared with notes of positivity, continues to weave a tangled narrative about the dangers of mental illness, self - harm and addiction.

I blog about everything from my love of clothes and handbags and Tory Burch shoes to my Starbucks addiction, working out, my obsession with Reality TV, All things Social Media, my family, friends and boyfriend C and of course Makeup.

Rampling's character, known only as Matron, gives a speech to the class about how the West is weak, tearing itself apart with racial divisions and social media obsessions, and how it's Russia's time to step in and assert itself as the ultimate world power.

It wants to say something about the media's obsession with the darker nature of humanity and how the populace continually feeds it (or vice versa), but the movie plays right into its own statement, certainly giving us all kinds of violence but without providing any worthwhile context.

I, Tonya touches on many themes — including living in the media spotlight, competitive sport and class in American — but at its core it is film about abuse, resilience and obsession.

Gunpowder & Sky has unveiled an official trailer for the film Tragedy Girls, a horror comedy about social media obsession.

Our obsession with social media is ripe for mocking and even merciless comedy, but Spicer and Smith reach for only the lowest hanging fruit, tossing out straightforward gags about superlative - slinging millennials with their hashtags, selfie - taking, and avocado toast.

My first book, Shop Girl Diaries, started life as a blog, my second, The Temp, as a serialised novel posted online, and my third, #PleaseRetweet, is a comedy about social media obsession.

I singed up for all of these and then, if I'm being completely honest, I forgot all about Marriott's obsession with social media....

In a conversation via email, I spoke with Hickey about how our obsession with sharing images of art on social media platforms is changing creative culture.

Annie Leibovitz's «Isabella Rossellini and David Lynch» is about the closest Masters comes to the post-Warholian pop cultural obsession of emerging artists scattering the Frieze London tent, a collective fascination with the Kanyes, Clintons and #NSFWs of recent, to extremely recent history pointing to the total infiltration of mass media, post-2000.

So those who are more concerned about nuclear than climate change, those who have sources of information that assure us we will be just fine without nuclear — well, it's clear from media obsession with things nuclear that there are plenty of sites where this argument works really well.

More importantly, and problematically for the disinformers like Don, is that Schneider wasn't talking about doing science, he was talking about the difficulty of discussing the scence in the media with it's soundbite obsession.

And because Plex is all about your media your way, you can personalize your news feed, and our advanced AI learns what you like and gets smarter the more you watch (since it's just a robot, it'll never mock your obsession with the Kardashians or insatiable appetite for stories about kittens being rescued from floods).