But instead of nurturing artists, modern pop culture discards them, seeming to prefer exploitation to preservation.
She does a nice job balancing her observations with academic research, though she leans a bit heavily at times on pop psychology, discarded psychoanalytic theories and C.S. Lewis.
During Scissor Sisters' four-year gap between albums, a long time in pop, the band discarded at least one finished album, members have said in interviews.
The city's sprawling open-air dump sits near the causeway, piled with everything from household garbage to plastic pop bottles and discarded construction materials.
The state once claimed tens of thousands of beavers Albany was originally named Beverwijck, "district of the beavers"—but, even if the beavers managed to elude John Jacob Astor's traps, then deforestation, factory waste, pop bottles, and discarded tin lizzies evicted them from their watery tenements.
The state once claimed tens of thousands of beavers — Albany was originally named Beverwijck, "district of the beavers" — but, even if the beavers managed to elude John Jacob Astor's traps, then deforestation, factory waste, pop bottles, and discarded tin lizzies evicted them from their watery tenements.
The perpetrator of the 2003 murder of Toronto 12-year-old Holly Jones was identified through DNA testing of a discarded pop can.
You can simply pop it out and discard of the wax or reuse it, as required.
Clichés that a B-list teen-pop writer would discard?
His compositions are intricate and deft — in his hands a discarded pop-top looks as timeless as a twist of tree roots.
