The seventies : the age of glitter in popular culture /

Table of Contents: “…Cagle -- "These boots were made for walkin' " : fashion as "compulsive artifice" in the seventies / Anne-Lise François -- State of grace : American Vogue in the seventies / Amber Vogel -- Domesticating the enemy : Bewitched and the seventies sitcom / David Allen Case -- The way we were : remembering the Gay Seventies / Christopher Castiglia -- The returns of Cleopatra Jones / Jennifer Devere Brody -- How to do things with sound / Cindy Patton -- The dancing machine : an oral history / Vince Aletti -- Twenty years after tonight : an interview with KC / Randolph Heard -- Self portrait no. 25 / Greil Marcus.…”

Popular culture in American history /

Table of Contents: “…II of Democracy in America by Alex de Tocqueville (1840) -- The making of the sitcom, 1961 / David Marc -- Excerpts from After all by Mary Tyler Moore (1995) -- Voices from the margins : rap music and contemporary Black cultural production / Tricia Rose -- Excerpts from Ladies first by Queen Latifah (1999).…”

Audience of one : Donald Trump, television, and the fracturing of America / by Poniewozik, James

We had a little real estate problem : the unheralded story of Native Americans in comedy / by Nesteroff, Kliph

Table of Contents: “…Wrestles his father's shadow -- Charlie Hill orders a ventriloquist dummy -- Brian Bahe goes onstage twelve times a week -- Davy Crockett brainshwashes the kids -- Lucas Brown eyes sells a sitcom pilot -- Charlie Hill gets inspired by Bob Newhart and other political radicals -- Everyone is shocked to read the news about the Kiowa sensation of the Las Vegas strip -- Charlie Hill can't stop farting -- The title of F-Troop represents the f-word -- Williams and Ree perform for thirteen people at the Holiday Inn -- Charlie Hill and the bearded comedian in his rusty, red truck -- Williams and Ree are desperate to get on Carson -- Charlie Hill asks Barney Miller to free Leonard Peltier -- Jackie Keliiaa thinks, "Holy shit, this is amazing." -- Someone calls the cops on the 1491s -- Charlie Hill remembers the swimming number with Joe Namath -- Larry Omaha investigaties a foul-mouthed parrot -- Terry Ree becomes the first (and last) Native comedian on Hee-Haw -- Ryan Mcmahon has a life changing experience in Winnipeg (of all places) -- Charlie Hill isn't offered anything but crap -- The 1491s reluctantly agree to do a Shakespeare festival -- Sierra Ornelas sells sitcoms the way she sold jewelry at the Santa Fe Indian Market -- Vincent Craig performs on the back of a flatbed truck in rural Arizona -- Isiah Yazzie does improv for an empty room in Shiprock -- Howie Miller does impressions. …”
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Chicanx utopias : pop culture and the politics of the possible / by Alvarez, Luis, 1972-

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