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1. www.buzzfeed.com › characters-based-on-real-people18 Fictional Characters That Were Inspired By Real People

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   • Psycho's Norman Bates was based on a murderous mama's boy.
   • Ursula from The Little Mermaid was inspired by the iconic drag performer Divine.
   • And Ariel was modelled on the face of Alyssa Milano.
   • Hazel from The Fault in Our Stars was inspired by Esther Earl, a YouTuber who vlogged about living with cancer.

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3. www.buzzfeed.com › spenceralthouse › what-people17 Common Names As Real People Using AI - BuzzFeed

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   Nov 27, 2023 · 17 Common Names As Real People Using AI. Buzz. ·. Posted on Nov 27, 2023. Here's What AI Thinks People Look Like Based On Their First Name, And The Stereotypes Are Wild. "Every Brittany...

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4. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiMama (Film) - TV Tropes

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   Mama is a 2013 horror film produced by Guillermo del Toro, and based on a Youtube short film by Andrés Muschietti, who also directed it and helped produce and write it. When little Victoria and Lily's father Jeffrey (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) kills his business partner and his estranged wife, he flees with his daughters to parts unknown.

5. www.catchycomedy.com › lists › 11-things-you-might11 things you might not know about Mama's Family

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   • There was no pilot made. Each year, dozens of pricey television pilots go unseen as networks pass on the prospective shows. That's just how the biz works.
   • The show was canceled after its second season. Getting the axe from a network doesn't always mean death. In 1984, NBC booted the Harper family from its lineup.
   • Two different houses were shown in the opening credits. With the jump from network to syndication came several changes, some so obvious as departing cast members, and some as subtle as tweaks in the opening credits.
   • The instrumental theme song actually had lyrics. While we never hear them in the television show, there are indeed lyrics for "Bless My Happy Home." Lawrence has been known to perform them in concert.

6. longreads.com › 2015/05/10 › the-rise-of-mamaThe Rise of ‘Mama’ - Longreads

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   May 10, 2015 · Mama isn’t just a pet name, it’s a manifesto. Like most cultural shifts in language, the rise of white, upper-middle class women who call themselves “mama” seemed to happen slowly, and then all at once.

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7. www.villagepreservation.org › 2019/12/04 › the-realThe Real Auntie Mame - Village Preservation

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   Dec 4, 2019 · A long line of Auntie Mames have shaped our collective image of the unforgettably warm, stylish madcap character: Rosalind Russell, Greer Garson, Beatrice Lillie, Angela Lansbury, and Lucille Ball.

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   Does Mama have character development?

   • "Mad Edith Brennan" aka Mama goes from being a psychotically jealous, obsessive ghost with barely more personality than an animal to being able to let Victoria go when the latter chooses to stay with Annabel. Yes, even the ghost has character development.

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   Did the new'mama' get her start?

   • While the new “mama” may have gotten her start among these more alternative-minded mother communities, she did not stay there. (As with the migration of any word, it is hard to say exactly when and where “mama” went more mainstream.)

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   How did'mama' help rebrand motherhood?

   • “Like most cultural shifts in language, the rise of white, upper-middle class women who call themselves ‘mama’ seemed to happen slowly, and then all at once.” Elissa Strauss explores how the use of “mama” helped rebrand motherhood for the modern mother. Elissa Strauss | Longreads | May 2015 | 15 minutes (4,006 words)

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   What does Mama mean?

   • Mama is used consciously as an identity marker, a phrase of distinction, and a way to label the self and designate a group. “Mamas are cool. Mamas are hip,” Eve Vawter, an editor at Sheknows.com and former editor of Mommyish.com, told me.

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   Is Mama a manifesto?

   • Mama isn’t just a pet name, it’s a manifesto. Like most cultural shifts in language, the rise of white, upper-middle class women who call themselves “mama” seemed to happen slowly, and then all at once. And like most cultural shifts in language, the rise of “mama” is about power and discontent.

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   What is a'mama' in parenting?

   • This was the radical homemaking, attachment parenting, extended breastfeeding bunch, and “mama” was right at home with their folksy, back-to-the-earth approach to motherhood. This use of mama can be traced back to women like Ariel Gore, who began publishing her alternative parenting magazine “Hip Mama” in 1993.

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9. kevin-garwood.medium.com › cultural-confluencesCultural Confluences: The Evolution of Mami Wata from Water ...

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   Jul 13, 2020 · Whoever she was, in about 1887 she posed for studio photos which later inspired a lithograph image. That image ended up on a circus poster that went from Hamburg to West Africa and it influenced...