1,721,101 research outputs found
Jennifer Lopez in THE CELL, 2000
No full textJennifer Lopez in a scene from THE CELL, 2000. 35mm color slide
Tarsem Singh and Jennifer Lopez during production of THE CELL, 2000
No full textTarsem Singh and Jennifer Lopez during production of THE CELL, 2000. 35mm color slide
Meryl Streep and Jennifer Lopez at the 2014 (87th) Academy Awards ceremony
No full textMeryl Streep, left, and Jennifer Lopez at the 2014 (87th) Academy Awards ceremony. Behind them, from left: Jennifer Aniston, Justin Theroux, Marco Perego, and Zoe Saldana. Color tiff
Jennifer Lopez, Benny Medina, Julianne Moore, and others at the 2014 (87th) Academy Awards ceremony
No full textFront row, from left: Don Gummer, second from left, Jennifer Lopez, fourth from left, Benny Medina, Julianne Moore, fourth from right, Bart Freundlich, Lupita Nyong'o, and Jared Leto at the 2014 (87th) Academy Awards ceremony. Others unidentified. Color tiff
A Measure of Climate Policy Stringency Across Nations: Replication Data
No full textData supplement for journal article: Eisenstadt, Todd A. and Jennifer Lopez. 2023. “Specifying the Gap Between Nations’ Outward-Looking and Domestic Climate Policies: A Call for Measures of Domestic Climate Policy Stringency,” in Climate 2023</p
NEGOTIATING MASCULINITY IN JENNIFER LOPEZ’ I LUH YA PAPI MUSIC VIDEO : A STUDY OF MALE OBJECTIFICATION
Get PDFIn recent years, human’s body has increasingly become such a spectacle in the mass media. Hence, it is not only women’s bodies that becomes the main topic of examination in the
mass media nowadays, but it is also happened to the men’s bodies. Men’s bodies can also be objectified and sexualized on display. In this study, this phenomenon will be explored
more in order to give deep understanding about how male objectification that happened toward the male models works in the Jennifer Lopez’ I Luh Ya Papi music video. Female
gaze theory that is based on Laura Mulvey’s male gaze theory and Nussbaum’s theory of objectification: seven ways to treat a person as a thing will be applied in this study to
discover how men as an object are represented on display. Therefore, this study will only take focus on analyzing the male models in the Jennifer Lopez’ I Luh Ya Papi music video
by using John Fiske’s TV Culture. After using three levels of TV Culture (reality, representation, and ideology), the upcoming result of this study is that I Luh Ya Papi music
video offers the possibility of female gaze and male objectification. The representation of masculine man is also being negotiated in which physically masculine but mentally
feminine. Moreover, men’s muscular bodies become such an object to fulfill women’s visual and sexual desire. Unfortunately, the existence of female gaze and male
objectification in the I Luh Ya Papi music video is actually still influenced by the patriarchal culture. Thus, this music video clip is not really success in challenging female
objectification
Released: How Dr.Oz helps Jennifer Lopez look 10 years younger without botox, save 30% 01.08.2016
No full textExclusive: Dr.Oz helps Jennifer Lopez look 10 years younger without surgery, 30% savings February 5, 2016
No full text
- …
