classic, having a traditional style that is always highly regarded and fashionable, controversial, causing lively disagreement or discussion, critic, someone who reviews art, music, movies, literature, etc., (mass) media, newspapers, magazines, television, the internet, etc., considered all together, portrait, a drawing, painting, or photograph of a person, scene, everything connected with a particular type of art or way of life, striking, unusual or easy to notice, therefore attracting attention, visual, relating to seeing or sight, abstract, existing as a feeling, idea, or quality, not as a physical object, commercial, intended to make a profit, dialogue, a conversation in a film, play, or book, novelist, someone who writes novels, observation, the act of observing someone or something, release, to start showing a film, novel, or piece of recorded music to a public audience, script, the text of a play, film, broadcast, or speech, violent, forcefully hurting or attacking someone, bizarre, very unusual or strange, contemporary, existing or happening now; relating to the current time, context, the situation within which something exists or happens, and that helps explain it, feelings, emotions, lyrics, the words in a song, rhythm, a regular pattern of sounds, words, or musical notes that is used in music, poetry, and dancing, tone, a quality or mood in the voice that expresses the speaker’s feelings or thoughts, unfashionable, not in fashion; out of date, absorbed, very interested in something and so not paying attention to anything else, colorful, a lot of different colors; especially vivid colors, compromise, to agree to something that is not exactly what you want, glance, to give a momentary look at someone or something, solo, alone, especially during a performance, soul, the emotional energy or intensity of a work of art or performance.

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