Vol 2, No 1 & 2

EDITORIAL – All Me…All the Time

Bob Batchelor

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Relational Aggression on Film: An Intersectional Analysis of Mean Girls

Michaela D.E. Meyer, Linda M. Waldron, and Danielle M. Stern

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No Face: Implied Author and Masculine Construct in the Fiction of Junot Diaz

Josef Benson

Michael T. Marsden Award Winner

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Frankenstein Performed: The Monster Who Will Not Die

Jeanne Tiehen

Michael T. Marsden Award Winner

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Discipline and Policing: HBO’s The Wire as a Critique of Modern American Culture

Morgan Shipley and Jack Taylor

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Performing Ordinary: Politician’s Celebrity, & the Politics of Representation on Entertainment Talk

Sue Collins

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Communication Deficiencies Provide Incongruities for Humor: The Asperger’s-like Case of The Big Bang Theory’s Sheldon Cooper

Karen McGrath

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Influence of Popular Television Programming on Students’ Perception about Course Selection, Major, and Career

Kristy Tucciarone

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Partisan Pop Cultural Awareness: Disclosing the Metaphoric Rhetoric of the “Culture Wars”

Jeremy V. Adolphson

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‘Social’ TV: Pretty Little Liars, Casual Fandom, Celebrity Instagramming, and Media Life

Cory Barker

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The Popular Culture Studies Journal Interview with George Edward Cheney

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The Stuart Hall Forum

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The Popular Culture Studies Journal Book Reviews

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