Tuesday, December 9, 2008
"14 American Apparel Models Freed in Daring Midnight Raid"
Here's one of the Onion articles Annie and I were making reference to in class today.
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This is the blog for CTCS 677, a course at USC that will situate debates in cultural studies about the formation of identity and the relationship of production to consumption within an analysis of the fashion and beauty industries, especially as these industries have been represented within popular media culture.
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1 comment:
I love that one. Ironically though, I think the first time American Apparel even showed up on my radar was when I read this Onion article. "All press is good press."
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