J Marie

J Marie

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Honours Bachelor Of Applied Arts in Media Studies, Diploma in Media Communication, Specializing in Public Relations

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  • Alexander McQueen Commits Suicide
    World-famous fashion designer Alexander McQueen was found dead on February 11, 2010, apparently after committing suicide. The designer was well known for his eccentric and unique creations.
  • Porsche Panamera 2010 Review
    This article reviews the brand new Porsche Panamera, its first four-door luxury sedan.
  • We Are the World 25 for Haiti Review
    A review of the remake of the chart-topping We Are the World song, originally written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Ritchie, this time to help those devastated by the earthquake in Haiti.
  • Law Abiding Citizen Movie Review
    The movie Law Abiding Citizen with Gerard Butler and Jamie Foxx came out on DVD on February 16, 2010. Read the review here!
  • Billy Gillispie Arrested
    Billy Gillispie, former basketball coach at the University of Kentucky, has been arrested for a DUI. When police pulled him over at 2:30 in the morning, he told them he had been golfing.
  • Ryan Jenkins Arrested
    Ryan Jenkins, a contestant on VH1's reality show "Megan Wants a Millionaire" is a wanted suspect in his wife's death, Playboy model Jasmin Fiore. Reports of his arrest at a Toronto airport have proven to be false. Read on for more information.
  • Inglourious Basterds Review
    The new movie Inglourious Basterds, directed by the infamous Quentin Tarantino, comes out in theaters today with raving reviews already. Read more to find out about this latest movie starring A-list actor Brad Pitt.
  • Michelle Obama Wears Shorts
    Michelle Obama is being targeted for her clothing choices after being photographed wearing shorts during a visit to the Grand Canyon. The media must really be having trouble finding something important to report. Read on to hear the "scandalous" details.
  • U.S. H1N1 Swine Flu Vaccine Shortages
    Government health officials say the United States will have only a third of the 120 million swine flu vaccine doses planned for October. Read more to discover what this means for the U.S. and how H1N1 vaccine shortages will affect the rest of the world.
  • The Decline of Canadian Television Programming
    Have you noticed how poor the overall quality of Canadian television programming is compared to American television? Do you even notice Canadian shows being available at all? Read more about the CRTC's contradictory Canadian content regulations.
  • Bus 174: A Rio De Janeiro Documentary
    The documentary Bus 174 tells the haunting story of a Rio de Janeiro street kid who hijacks a bus and has a stand-off with police, and how the conflict ends in tragedy.
  • Jungle Music
    This article delves into the subculture of jungle music and explores how the jungle music genre evolved into a subculture.
  • An Interview with a Police Officer
    A Toronto police officer was interviewed for this article. Read more to find out how this mother of two has learned to combat the stresses of her demanding career.
  • Human Trials of H1N1 Swine Flu Vaccine Set for August
    The United States will begin testing a new H1N1 swine flu vaccine this August, in the hopes of finding a cure for the virus before flu season hits this fall. Read more for tips on how to stay germ free and avoid swine flu.
  • Zoot Suits
    The zoot suit subculture that swept the U.S. in the 1940's was a movement by the youth of minority groups to create their own subculture. Racial prejudices by the dominant culture led to opposition and the eradication of the zoot suit subculture.
  • Michael Jackson's Kids: Who Gets Custody?
    Everyone is wondering who will get custody of Michael Jackson's children. However, I think the bigger issue to focus on is the welfare of his children during this whole media ordeal. The longer the custody hearing is drawn out, the worse it is for them.
  • Santa Catalina Island: The Perfect Summer Vacation Destination
    If you're looking for the perfect place to visit this summer, Catalina Island offers something for everyone. Read more to discover the best places to stay, the best things to do, and affordable ideas to make your summer vacation one to remember.
  • Spike Lee's Movie: Do the Right Thing
    Spike Lee's movie Do the Right Thing is a commentary on the racism inflicting the United States at the time. This article analyzes the elements of heat, color, and sound in the movie used as metaphors for the escalating racial tensions.

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