... a fair share of pop music ranging from Justin Timberlake to Blink 182. Fans of emotional rock and pop music all had green eyes; their preferences ranged from The Ataris to Kelly Clarkson. Lastly, the few hazel eyed people surveyed had an extremely diverse taste in music as shown by their listing of The Beatles and The Faint as well as Christina ... was listed as one of the top three favorite artists in the females' choices, but he was also listed as one of the three least-favorite artists by male preference. Kelly Clarkson managed to come in at number one on favorites, even though she i...

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... order to either deny certain information, or shelter (kids, teens, etc.) from potential harmful material. Censoring music not only goes against the First Amendment, but also puts a limit on creativity. Kelly Sparrow in his article proclaims, "The criticism and banishment of certain music has been around for several centuries. The basis of much of this censorship stems from the fear ... ...

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... to the new releases. I am excited to see the Justin Timberlake's new album has arrived. Now here is a guy who knows what he is doing. People like Britney Spears and R.Kelly have albums on the shelves. Now these are quality musicians considering the status of our country. These people are truly creative forces. I stumbled across a Janis Joplin CD and it left ... ...

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... listens to rap music might be labeled as being a "thug" or an individual that listens to country music might be labeled as being a "hick." In a letter by Linda Martin and Kelly Segrave in the essay "From Fine Romance to Good Rockin-and Beyond: Look What They've Done to My Song, state that "rock and roll fans by now would be ... ...

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... it from changing Italy's musical landscape forever. Today, songs have a rhythm and blues, and jazz influence. For example, there is a new artist, Tiziano Ferro, who samples the American sounds of R.Kelly, a rythmn and blues singer. There is a website, "The Italian Jazz Musicians" dedicated to this movement and a magazine called "Jazzit." After the second world war, during the 1950's, a coalition of "lyricists ... ...

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... . The casting directors did a phenomenal job, because all the voices of Chicago are strong, powerful and beautiful. The opening musical number - "All that Jazz" is sung by Diedre Goodwin(Velma Kelly), who's voice is almost mesmerizing. Belle Calaway, who plays Roxie Hart, also has a voice that carries feeling and reaches the people in the back row of the theater. The lead ... ...

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... and his sister argue with one another and you find out something disturbing about the family. The micro elements in this scene are all well done by the director, Richard Kelly. As I have commented throughout this piece of work, the editing is probably some of the best I have seen in a debut film by a director. ...

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... ."[4] We can also see in the media that some rap artists are being arrested for violent crimes in real life. Puff Daddy was charged for assault at a pub and recently, R. Kelly was arrested for having sex with a minor. Their celebrity status further glamorizes violent behaviors. The media can also be put on blame for this outburst of youth violence. This is ... ...

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