Pop culture, short for “popular culture,” is the sum of various aspects of daily life—entertainment, sports, fashion, music, art and more. It’s dynamic, which means what stands at the top of pop ...

In a recent post, I railed against popular culture as being an unhealthy force in our lives. In response, Lawrence Rubin, a fellow blogger who studies popular culture, commented that, "If we simply ...

In her 1959 debut by Mattel, Barbie became a doll that transformed the toy industry and has been a popular culture icon ever since. 3 years later, the first accompanying Barbie Dollhouse was created, ...

Like other areas of law, intellectual property (IP) is often depicted as part of a plot point in popular culture, such as movies and television. In addition, lP is often mentioned in the mass media, ...