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MARTHA & SNOOP'S POTLUCK DINNER PARTY - Lia Evans                                             

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MARTHA & SNOOP'S POTLUCK DINNER PARTY - Lia Evans                                             

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Martha Stewart, a chef widely known from food network; and Snoop Dogg, a famous rapper and Long Beach native have teamed up to produce a new cooking show on VH1. On this TV show; Snoop and Martha agree to be themselves to display their cooking skills and also introduce their celebrity friends, which helps to maximize the intensity of human interaction amongst each other. Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg exhibit many varieties of reality television, which include the following: Competitions, Trash TV , and Celebreality. They challenge American Ideologies because it is indeed a cooking show. Cooking or the act of providing or making food is something that is common among all of American culture in order to stay alive. Cooking is the norm and it is not perceived as negative throughout the show. It represents a hierarchical society by friends competing against friends to see who can cook better. All though it is not a strict competition, it allows for teammates to bond. For instance, my uncle Reo Varnado happened to be a guest on the TV show and very much enjoyed it. He described his experience as, “a chance to bond with my nephew Snoop and show y'all how well I can cook”. Not only is the show a bonding experience but it gives viewers a chance to learn about celebrities favorite recipes; some of which are inexpensive and some which are a luxury.

Picture Description: *From left to right (Snoop Dogg, Reo Varnado, and Martha Stewart)

(P.S. If you are ever in Seattle Washington; stop by Reo's Ribs.#1 in the city)

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MARTHA & SNOOP'S POTLUCK DINNER PARTY - Lia Evans                                             

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MARTHA & SNOOP'S POTLUCK DINNER PARTY - Lia Evans                                             

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Martha Stewart, a chef widely known from food network; and Snoop Dogg, a famous rapper and Long Beach native have teamed up to produce a new cooking show on VH1. On this TV show; Snoop and Martha agree to be themselves to display their cooking skills and also introduce their celebrity friends, which helps to maximize the intensity of human interaction amongst each other. Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg exhibit many varieties of reality television, which include the following: Competitions, Trash TV , and Celebreality. They challenge American Ideologies because it is indeed a cooking show. Cooking or the act of providing or making food is something that is common among all of American culture in order to stay alive. Cooking is the norm and it is not perceived as negative throughout the show. It represents a hierarchical society by friends competing against friends to see who can cook better. All though it is not a strict competition, it allows for teammates to bond. For instance, my uncle Reo Varnado happened to be a guest on the TV show and very much enjoyed it. He described his experience as, “a chance to bond with my nephew Snoop and show y'all how well I can cook”. Not only is the show a bonding experience but it gives viewers a chance to learn about celebrities favorite recipes; some of which are inexpensive and some which are a luxury.

Picture Description: *From left to right (Snoop Dogg, Reo Varnado, and Martha Stewart)

(P.S. If you are ever in Seattle Washington; stop by Reo's Ribs.#1 in the city)

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MARTHA & SNOOP'S POTLUCK DINNER PARTY - Lia Evans                                             

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MARTHA & SNOOP'S POTLUCK DINNER PARTY - Lia Evans                                             

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Martha Stewart, a chef widely known from food network; and Snoop Dogg, a famous rapper and Long Beach native have teamed up to produce a new cooking show on VH1. On this TV show; Snoop and Martha agree to be themselves to display their cooking skills and also introduce their celebrity friends, which helps to maximize the intensity of human interaction amongst each other. Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg exhibit many varieties of reality television, which include the following: Competitions, Trash TV , and Celebreality. They challenge American Ideologies because it is indeed a cooking show. Cooking or the act of providing or making food is something that is common among all of American culture in order to stay alive. Cooking is the norm and it is not perceived as negative throughout the show. It represents a hierarchical society by friends competing against friends to see who can cook better. All though it is not a strict competition, it allows for teammates to bond. For instance, my uncle Reo Varnado happened to be a guest on the TV show and very much enjoyed it. He described his experience as, “a chance to bond with my nephew Snoop and show y'all how well I can cook”. Not only is the show a bonding experience but it gives viewers a chance to learn about celebrities favorite recipes; some of which are inexpensive and some which are a luxury.

Picture Description: *From left to right (Snoop Dogg, Reo Varnado, and Martha Stewart)

(P.S. If you are ever in Seattle Washington; stop by Reo's Ribs.#1 in the city)