52 Month: October 2024 (page 1 of 6)
During the COVID-19 pandemic, I was looking for media to watch when I had very little to do, and that was when I found the new She-Ra show…
Mulan represents the stereotype of the hesitant hero who has to strike a balance between commitment to her family and personal identity. She represents the coming together of…
Fictional characters have evolved from regular Caucasians actors in Hollywood to a more diverse pallets of actors. This can be seen in major movies and TV shows like…
Superman, developed in the 1930s by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, is an iconic American hero who represents justice, freedom, and the protection of the “American way.” His…
Marvel has been on a mission to spice up their beloved characters, whether wanted or not. With Marvel’s new “She-Hulk’, T.V show release, they decided it was time…
Both Captain America and The Falcon characters are Marvel’s iconic superheroes that represent different aspects of heroism. Captain America represents the more traditional American patriotism, while The Falcon…
The character of Mulan changed a lot from the animated Mulan (1998) to the live-action Mulan (2020). These changes show how society’s view on gender roles, identity, and…
Betty Boop is a significant character in the animation world and for society, as she was introduced in 1930 on a cartoon called “Dizzy Dishes.” Betty was brought…
Over the years of cultural arts, many female heroines/villains have made big changes in their appearance and character. In recent entertainment history, we have seen many different minorities…
It is no secret that before Meghan Markle the royal family could never have imagined the possibility of a black queen. When creating Bridgerton Shonda Rhimes rewrote that…