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evie psarras

evie psarras

University of Illinois at Chicago

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media studies reality television celebrity culture


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“It’s a mix of authenticity and complete fabrication” Emotional camping: The cross-platform labor of the Real Housewives E Psarras new media & society 24 (6), 1382-1398, 2022	11	2022
“You’re not here for the right reasons!” From The Bachelorette to Instagram Influencer E Psarras, K Stein, P Shah Feminist Media Studies 23 (2), 571-587, 2023	8	2023
We all want to be big stars: The desire for fame and the draw to the real housewives E Psarras Clothing Cultures 2 (1), 51-72, 2014	8	2014
Digital ventriloquism and celebrity access: Cameo and the emergence of paid puppeteering on digital platforms J Drenten, E Psarras new media & society 25 (12), 3350-3369, 2023	4	2023
From a western phenomenon to a global phenomenon: A comparative cultural analysis of reality TV in the USA and China E Psarras The Journal of Communication and Media Studies 2 (2), 17, 2017	1	2017
" Money Talks, Wealth Whispers" Real Housewives’ Legacy: Class Ambivalence and Emotional Camping E Psarras University of Illinois at Chicago, 2020		2020
From a Western Phenomenon to a Global Modern Phenomenon: A Comparative Cultural Analysis of Reality TV in the US, China, and Arab Nations E Psarras
The Draw to Reality Docusoaps: Using Narrative Theory and Medium Theory E Psarras

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