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Explore 16 published pages tagged with Media Framing, grouped automatically from article text, entity focus, and recurring topical signals.
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The phrase the boozy bombshell usually describes a person or moment tied to scandal, heavy drinking, and public attention. It can refer to an individual whose alcohol-related co...
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Throughout his NFL career, tight shots and broadcast angles often showed Tom Brady not shaking hands with opponents, referees, or teammates on the sideline between plays. This v...
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The phrase “special forces season” is not a formal military term but often appears in popular media to describe a period when a television series, documentary, or franchise...
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“Man in the bag” is an English idiom used to describe a person who is controlled, compromised, or secretly working for another party. It implies that the individual’s loya...
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Rumors of a public rift between Matt Damon and Jimmy Kimmel intensified after the hosts’ 2022 Oscars feud and subsequent comments from both parties. Are Matt Damon and Jimmy K...
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Whether used literally or rhetorically, the phrase "Trump spanked" carries layered meanings in political discourse. It can reference a physical event, a policy outcome, or a met...
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This evergreen explainer examines how audiences and media assess attractiveness among female celebrities, separating immediate visual appeal from durable career impact. Attracti...
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At its simplest, 'such a nasty woman' describes a female perceived as unpleasant, hostile, or defiant. Colloquially, nasty can mean morally objectionable, unkind, or aggressivel...
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The term divorce actress refers to a performer whose public journey intersects with high-profile marriage dissolution and continued screen work. This evergreen exploration focus...
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The phrase "murders only in the building" describes a situation where a criminal homicide or violent incident occurs inside a specific structure, such as a residential complex,...
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The phrase "Trump fire and fury" combines a presidential name with vivid, high-energy descriptors to signal intense or disruptive rhetoric and policy activity. This evergreen ex...
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Funny crime refers to situations where a criminal act or police response generates humor, surprise, or irony rather than only fear or outrage. These incidents often involve bumb...
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The phrase 2018 year of the is not a formal historical designation but an informal media and cultural frame used to describe how a particular year was perceived through a specif...
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Patriot crying describes moments when public displays of patriotic sentiment appear performative, scripted, or strategically timed, often surfacing in political campaigns, natio...
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Fox News crimes coverage examines reported criminal acts across the United States through the lens of a primarily conservative-leaning cable news audience, emphasizing legal pro...
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"Farrah Moan you don't love me" is a phrase that emerged from the public dynamics of a reality television personality and their circle, often reflecting feelings of neglect, per...
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