Essays on Entertainment

The Dangers of Gun Violence in America The ordinary American may turn a blind eye, but the truth remains that it is no longer safe out there. Our society's crime rate is that at an unprecedented rate. This high level of violence has taken many innocent lives in our country, increasing...

The Proposal The proposal detailed below included opening a Gaming Café offering top-of-the-line games as well as high-speed broadband. The company tries to fix the issue that children have no place to go to have fun while their parents shop in the mall. High-speed internet does not guarantee latency gaming or...

In the recent years, social media advertisements have experienced a variety of developments. The changes that have taken place are due to intense market competition. Companies develop different strategies for adequately marketing their products and growing their sales. Companies remained committed to advertising as the environment became technological. Today's technical...

Facebook is used as a social media site to connect people, get in touch with friends, post images, share videos and links, and exchange messages. Users can enter interest forums hosted by organizations such as schools, universities, working institutions, or other groups. Customer partnership is one part of the Facebook...

August Wilson's play "Fences" emphasizes the events that accompany Troy, the main character. The play is set in an African American setting, as shown by the book's racial segregation elements. A fence is a barrier established to protect an individual's estate, such as houses and grounds, from damage or intrusion...

Marcus Schulzke's Commentary on South Park's "The F Word" Marcus Schulzke's commentary essay Contentious Language: South Park and the Transformation of Meaning on the iconic TV show South Park's episode titled "The F Word" confirms the principle "the result justifies the means." According to Schulzke, the authors of this show are...

Technology has changed the dynamics of doing business over the years. In the marketing sector, in particular, it has prompted a transition from old-fashioned marketing models to new marketing methods. The fastest-growing marketing networks, such as the Internet, which includes social media sites, search engines, and mobile devices, have made...

Mr. Grierson in "A Rose for Emily" and the narrator's father in "Superman and Me" Mr. Grierson in the short story "A Rose for Emily" and the narrator's father in "Superman and Me" are two characters who hold the same place in society but come out as two different individuals. Mr. Grierson's...

Social media ways to do more harm than goodOver the years, social media has transformed the way most people engage in mass media mode. Social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp, and Instagram are more than good for young people in particular. Most of the reasons social networking sites...

Humanity's Frailty and the Need for a Hero Humanity's frailty necessitates the need for a hero. Unfortunately, most characters never achieve success and die in mysterious circumstances. They neglect their aspirations and desires in order to prioritize those of the poor, or they balance their needs so that everybody profits (Hidehiro...

Horror is one of the film genres whose main goal is to scare, frighten, disgust, or startle audiences. The films often try to evoke the audience's latent fears in the most frightening manner possible. George A. Romero's living dead trilogy is a six-part series of zombie horror films laced with...

Forest Gump is a film that was released in 1994 and directed by Zemeckis Robert. The story revolves round a man who was born with a below average mind but still managed to accomplish various matters in life. The movie is a drama-comedy that went ahead to receive more than...