About Amanda
I am Amanda, a Marketing student at Emerson finishing up my last semester interning at the Jim Henson Company in the beautiful city of Los Angeles! As a long-time blogger, I am a very passionate writer and communicator, and love being part of a greater online entertainment community. I am truly a children's entertainment enthusiast (otherwise known as obsessive Disney fan, but I try not to show bias) and aficionado. Being an outgoing person, I love people, and dream of a career that combines my passion for entertainment, socializing, and heels. During my time at Emerson College, I have enjoyed studying abroad in The Netherlands, being Editor-in-Chief of the college yearbook, being a tour guide and ofice assistant, joining a co-ed Professional Communication Arts and Sciences Fraternity (Zeta Phi Eta), and playing Quidditch. Header: Flickr Photo, CC Ian FullerElsewhere
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Freddie From “iCarly” Blogs About Latest Episode
For those of you who are not familiar with the super-awesome Nickelodeon show iCarly…well, I pity you. Basically, it is a HI-larious show about three high schoolers, Carly, Sam, and Freddie (and Gibby, in this season), who own a popular … Continue reading
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An Untraditional Reading of “The Three Little Pigs”, Walken Style.
One of my favorite people to follow on Twitter is Roger Ebert (@ebertchicago) because you never know what he will do next. Well, only a little while ago, he posted a video of Christopher Walken, another one of my favorites, … Continue reading
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Crossover Episodes — The New Mini-Genre
The two biggest children’s TV competitors in the US, Disney and Nickelodeon, have jumped on a particular trend the past few years with some of their most popular series. This trend, called “crossover episodes”, is where the network will film … Continue reading
“Twilight” Series Influences…Baby Names?
This article makes me really sad. According to movieline.com and the Social Security Administration, the names Isabelle and Jacob were the most popular baby names for little girls and boys in 2010…and in 2009. Actually, Team Jacob (if you could call … Continue reading
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Hannah Montana Forever? Or Dead Already?
Disney Channel shows are usually fairly entertaining. Ranging from Phineas and Ferb to Wizards of Waverly Place to Suite Life on Deck, they all have lovable characters, outrageous plot lines, and far too many laugh tracks. One of my … Continue reading
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The Troublesome Twinkle Toes
First and foremost, I apologize for not posting in so long! I was overwhelmed by finals for a bit, and I have been enjoying taking a break from the internet while I am at home with the family. BUT it’s … Continue reading
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PBS Going Mobile for Parents and Kids
One of my favorite television channels of all time is PBS, or the Public Broadcasting Service. I was brought up on this channel, with shows like Barney and Friends, Sesame Street, Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, and The Puzzle Place. I always enjoyed … Continue reading
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Coloring the Global Marketplace
You, reader, might be wondering, what is “Coloring the Global Marketplace”? Well, as a passionate blogger looking to stray away from writing about my own creative concoctions, I decided to combine three of the things I am most passionate about: … Continue reading
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Coloring Children's Consumption 