Do we need The X Files?

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The television programme 'The X Files,' which is now in its third series, has proved extremely popular. It deals with strange phenomena, bringing obscure obsessions into mainstream culture. It has won a BAFTA award for viewers' most popular show, and three books relating to the series have become best-sellers. Its success seems to be due to the fact that it deals with the immaterial, having a strong overtone of permanent insecurity which fits in very well with current social trends.

Social aspects, The X-Files (Television program)

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The biggest mother of them all

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Pop singer Madonna has always defined herself solely through blunt sexuality, despite having transformed herself many times and presented a wide range of images. She had recently been losing her original fan base, and had been involved in a number of unsuccessful projects. She began to become more middle-class and less controversial, and this was reinforced when she became pregnant. She is now looking to create a new image as a diva.

Column, Public opinion, Madonna (American entertainer)

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