Just a few thoughts on cinema, books and other forms of arts
The Ritz Hotel is the emblem of the 'luxe à la française', the French's luxury. It has been the point of reference for the biggest names of the world from Hemingway to Madonna and the background for many films such as Love in the afternoon (Billy Wilder, 1957) with Audrey Hepburn and Gary Cooper. The hotel was … Continue reading Spend an afternoon at the Ritz (and for free!)
The opening of The Simpsons has become an emblem of the American TV shows. Starting in 1989, it was watched by generations until nowadays. Its theme song is one of television’s most recognizable. Its specific parody genre throughout the series is enhanced by the use of animation which fades the harsh reality of the society’s … Continue reading What The Simpsons can teach us about the influence of television on the shaping of our society. (essay form)