Do celebrities belong in the political world?: An experimental study on celebrities’ political involvement on social media

C. G. Hubbard

Celebrity Studies, Revise and Resubmit

One-above-all: Stratifying communication within Marvel fandom

C. G. Hubbard, K. A. Hammonds, L. Meeks

Transformative Works and Culture, vol. 24, 2024

How Manly Is the Mouse? The View of Masculinity Across the Years Through Disney.

C. G. Hubbard, B. S. Morrissey

Natalie Le Clue (editor), In Gender and the Male Character in 21st Century Fairy Tale Narratives, Emerald Publishing Limited, 2024

An American Alien: Supergirl’s immigration message to fanbase

C. G. Hubbard

Southern Journal of Communication, Revise and Resubmit

Secondhand Fanship: The Inflence of Romantic Relationships on Fanship

C. G. Hubbard, E. Weaver

In Review

Hamilton, Social Revolution, and the Black Lives Matter Movement

C. G. Hubbard

Editors - Nancy J. Jegge & Luke Winslow, In Review - Book Chapter , 2022

We’re all in this together: Celebrity influencer disclosures about COVID-19

K Lookadoo, C. G. Hubbard, G. W. Nisbitt, N. Wong

Atlantic Journal of Communication, 2021

Women in Political Television: How Does the Audience View the Leadership Role(s) of Women that Represent Politics through Entertainment Television

C. G. Hubbard

National Communication Association, 2023

Do Celebrities Belong in the Political World?: An Experimental Study on Celebrities Political Involvement on Social Media

Caleb George Hubbard

Central States Communication Conference , 2022

Black Lives Matter in Hamilton: An Analysis of How the Revolution of Hamilton Is Being Used Within the Social Revolution of Black Lives Matter

C. G. Hubbard

Showcase Seminar , 2021

An American Alien: Supergirl’s immigration message to fanbase

C. G. Hubbard

National Communication Association Conference, 2021

A Whole New World: Disney Parks Reopen Durning COVID-19

Caleb George Hubbard

Fan Studies Network - North America, 2020

Fandom at Home: How COVID-19 Adjustted Perception and Participation

Caleb George Hubbard, Kyle A. Hammonds

Fan Studies Network - North America, 2020

COVID-19 affords OU doctoral students unique research opportunities

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