Citations (7)
Keep up to date with the latest research on this topic with citation updates for this article.
Read on this site (5)
Melissa Zimdars. (2021) American Housewife and Super Fun Night: Fat Ambiguity and Televised Bodily Comedy. Fat Studies 10:1, pages 50-63.
Read now
Read now
Andrea E. Bombak, Taylor Colotti, Natalie D. Riediger, Dolapo Raji & Nicholas Eckhart. (2021) Fizzy foibles: examining attitudes toward sugar-sweetened beverages in Michigan. Critical Public Health 31:1, pages 113-124.
Read now
Read now
Andrea E. Bombak, Angela Meadows & Jacqueline Billette. (2019) Fat acceptance 101: Midwestern American women’s perspective on cultural body acceptance. Health Sociology Review 28:2, pages 194-208.
Read now
Read now
Stayci Taylor. (2018) Telling stories to make it in Hollywood: Rebel Wilson, comedy and celebrity authenticity. Celebrity Studies 9:1, pages 84-96.
Read now
Read now
Bronwyn Polaschek. (2018) The dissonant personas of a female celebrity: Amy and the public self of Amy Winehouse. Celebrity Studies 9:1, pages 17-33.
Read now
Read now
Articles from other publishers (2)
Andrea E. Bombak, Taylor E. Colotti, Dolapo Raji & Natalie D. Riediger. (2021) Exploring attitudes toward taxation of sugar-sweetened beverages in rural Michigan. Journal of Health, Population and Nutrition 40:1.
Crossref
Crossref
C. Wesley Buerkle. (2019) “I Didn't See It, But I Know What It's About”: The Motion Picture Trailer and Problematic Synecdoche. The Journal of Popular Culture 52:2, pages 239-258.
Crossref
Crossref