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Dance for You and Me, Myself and I  In the music video Me, Myself and I by Beyonce the video focuses on Beyonce's independence and self-reliability as she faces relationship conflict and decides to take control then leave. The start of the video she says "ladies if you feel me help me sing it out" encouraging women to be confident, referencing how the song is surrounding an issue females mainly struggle with and it's a relatable  situation. The video is mostly self- centered  highlighting her independence and a representation of her personality, Beyonce's glamorous  clothing signifies her fashion that she uses as a reference of self-love and self-worth she has now found and accepted, the lyrics "me, myself and I, that's all I got in the end that's what I found out and there ain't no need to cry I took a vow that from now on imma be my own best friend " perhaps suggesting she has been let down or betrayed which has led to her becoming self- ce...

Black Panther Overview Why is Black Panther defined as a mainstream film? Is the film a part of an ongoing franchise with links to other media products and therefore a large pre-existing audience? The film Black Panther exists as a part of the Marvel Universe, so it's part of a well known ongoing franchise that most, if not all, people already know exists, so the film will already be popular with people who know that franchise as they have a good reputation. This means that the film will be able to be marketed a lot easier with the Marvel branding behind it, as people will pay more attention towards the product because it already has a large pre-existing audience.  Narrative Structure: Is the film linear and does it have a clear and upbeat ending? any room for a sequel? The film film follows a linear structure throughout, and ends on a clear and upbeat ending, as this is how most mainstream films end if they're are planning on making a sequel to it. This ending to the film doe...

Late Night Woman's Hour Format: The format of the show is a podcast. This is evident due to the fact that the women on the show can say whatever they want and discuss the topic on the podcast for as long as they want to, as they aren't producing a live broadcast that gives them time constraints. Late Night Woman's Hour is proved to be a podcast because the episode lengths are never the same, and furthermore they are available to anyone, anytime, unlike a live broadcast which has a very short viewing life. Themes and Subjects: There are many different subjects discussed in the Late Night Women's Hour, many which are repeated to typical "feminine" topics, such as fashion, feminism and women's rights. Some examples of the episode titles include "Fatshion", "Feminist? Seriously?", "No Wanting Children" and "Gender Price Gap". Some of these episodes are about more serious subjects than others.   Structure and Content of...