These photographs are different from other works that have S & M as a subject, many of which glamorize what goes on, or titillate.
no models which are headed for discontinuation.
But Michael Piuze Michael Piuze, Boeken's lawyer argued that the truth on the warning was no match for the "big lie" in the advertising, which glamorized smoking and portrayed it as "cool".
In many ways it's a flip side of Gossip Girl -- which glamorizes this world.
E! television was showing a "reality" series, Sunset Tan, which glamorized the tanning salon experience and the fake-tan look endlessly.
Some of the videos weave text, music and photography together, which may glamorize self-harming behaviors even more, the paper's authors warn.
Khan's granitic handsomeness, which first glamorized international cricket and has sustained the British media's long fascination with his public and private lives, is now, as he nears 60, a bit craggy.
Horst Paul Albert Bohrmann was born in Germany in 1906; his first name alone would come to signify the elegant style with which he glamorized his famous sitters.
Which models can lead to separate models or spin offs?
Movies like "Menace II Society," which seemed to glamorize the gangster life, finally convinced him that it was a dead end.
