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By: Gabrielle Bernabe Question: Team Jacob or Team Edward? If you answered “neither” or “Jacob” because “why would I want a love interest that glitters in the sun and the author had to butcher his character in a way that
Read More“No Plan” – Hozier; 2nd Studio Album – March 1, 2019 Wasteland, Baby!, Track 4 Ella Kulas A beautifully written ballad about love and religion, Hozier’s “No Plan” is a poetic argument for atheism. Fueled by an exquisite combination of
Read More“Yellowface:” Emily Jury It’s been hard to miss “Yellowface” over the past year. The radiant cover stands out on bookstore shelves, propped up by accolades from the New York Times, The Boston Globe, and countless best-selling authors. R. F. Kuang
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Written by Nova Brown CAUTION: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS TOPICS OF BRUTALITY AND HUMAN EXPLOITATION Gyeongseong Creature is a Netflix K-drama series starring popular actors Park Seo-joon, Wi Ha-joon, Han So-hee, and Claudia Kim. This historical drama takes the viewer back
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Written by Emily Gaudet Ever since Marvel began producing TV shows on Disney+, exploring the Marvel Cinematic Universe post-”Avengers: Endgame,” there has been a lot of talk about the fall of the MCU from greatness. Sure, watching “Avengers: Infinity War”
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Written by Grayson Adams !WARNING! – This article contains both major and minor spoilers for the Transformers: One movie; please steer away from this article if you want to watch it without knowing the plot. Most people can agree that
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Written by Emily Gaudet As a longtime fan of the Marvel franchise, I cannot say that I am surprised by Venom: The Last Dance. I didn’t enter the theater believing I was about to witness a masterpiece of film, but
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Written Zoë Sepa The production of “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” at Hartford Stage was an equally compelling and haunting exploration of the dual nature of humanity, as well as the complexities of the human mind. The production, adapted by
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Written by Trevor Stone Priesnitz As the weather starts to cool down after this oddly warm week in October, there will be a need for some good reading material to curl up and enjoy. Typically, I am more inclined to
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Written by Emily Gaudet “John Dies At The End” is a fantastic book written by Jason Pargin in 2007. A young-adult horror-comedy novel, “John Dies At The End” is full of grotesque wit and unexpected twists. While the beginning of
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Written by Emily Gaudet Any Marvel fan who has seen “Deadpool and Wolverine” knows it has completely changed the brand of Disney forever. A 128-minute movie with 116 F-bombs, Deadpool III pushes boundaries never before seen. As a long-time Marvel
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