This beautifully dark, lyric verse novel tells the story of Joan of Arc — a young country girl turned great leader who burned for the girls who fear the fire inside themselves.
Whether it passes or not, this question has troubling implications for who gets a voice in the United States.
The streaming wars are here, and nostalgic millennials are already winning.
The annual awards ceremony aims to showcase the best of black performers, and the 2019 Awards did just that, with established legends and fresh faces alike.
How a soulful Austin pop band makes transcendence feel like dancing.
Bright, light and colorful, Bryant’s trademark aesthetic mirrors his generous charm.
The Austin-born, LA-based duo chats new cities, career analogies and potion recipes.
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It’s like an animated ‘Twin Peaks,’ but without the sexual tension.
The Jonas Brothers aren’t the only brothers taking the music scene by storm.
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These six actors and musicians have got us all shook up.
The Fourth of July festival aren’t the only fireworks in the third iteration of Netflix’s sci-fi darling.
Step aside, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Are ya ready, kids? The 20th anniversary of the classic show has arrived, and we’re here to help you celebrate.
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How the body-embracing tunes we love today came to be.
Easing existential dread, one mystical practice at a time.
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The LGBTQ+ movement takes to the big screen.
The folk-rock band explores the generational impact of addiction.
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It’s everything you love about reality TV — but British.
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It’s time to stop shaming people for taking nudes, and start doing something about the ones who leak them.
The latest film in the ‘Conjuring’ series ignores progression and rests comfortably on horror movie cliches.
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Professional hockey is known for being ultra-homogenous in terms of its player makeup, but the National Hockey League wants to change that.
Though its beginnings were rocky, the creative minds on TikTok might be ready to bear the torch of internet meme royalty.
We keep hearing calls for equality and inclusion. Brown tells us why we need to be louder.
It’s the beginning of the end of misrepresentation in the television industry.
Check out the black girl’s guide to dealing with natural hair when you’re overseas.
Freddie Gibbs and Madlib deliver some old school hip-hop nostalgia.
Showing the power of fan devotion, another cult favorite finds a new home.
Topics that were once unspeakable have become mainstream social behavior — and this show addresses them as such.
Being homesick as an adult is real, and just as troublesome as when you were a kid.
‘Your Name Engraved Herein’ shows that even though love should be equal, it isn’t always easy.
The increasing unionization of grad students nationwide means that more undergrads will have to confront this question.
The thriller fails to live up to the Netflix standard.
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The College Board has come up with a new way of turning your life into a number.
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If National Novel Writing Month proved too tough before, maybe it’s time to try this virtual writer’s retreat.
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Because ‘carpe diem’ shouldn’t be the only Latin phrase anybody knows.
Leading a plant-based lifestyle at school is a lot easier than you might think.
The young adult novel by C.J. Lyons is an enticing murder mystery about defining yourself outside of your family.
The Elton John biopic succeeds, in part, because of its warts-and-all approach to the legendary musician.
An emphasis on individual narratives allows this miniseries to open eyes to injustice.
HBO’s latest series takes the traditional high school tale down a darker path.
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Border stations are turning away donations. What now?
Gender identities that live outside the binaries are beginning to be more widely recognized in society.
This album honors black pride and celebrates diversity.
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Singapore is experiencing an artistic revolution.
Broadway is getting better, but The Great White Way still has ways to go before becoming truly accessible.
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The redheaded assassin’s solo film could be the mold-breaking success that the MCU needs.
When life gave Cole Bennett lemons, he made Lyrical Lemonade.
Spoiler: Pauly D and Vinny are still single.
Mark Ronson’s latest work is a fun sort of sad.
Meet Blood Cultures, the elusive electro-pop band that aims to play with your nostalgia.
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One of the greatest anime shows of all time is now available to a new generation.
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This isn’t a shout out to my ex, but it is a shout out to all the people who haven’t heard Little Mix’s bops.
The game’s surprise announcement at E3 blew Nintendo fans away.
Mac Miller’s self-awareness and inner trauma remain, but his spirit transcends.
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So much potential … if only the industry wouldn’t waste it.
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The funk group Lettuce continues to innovate and expand their sound on this amazing new album.
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In his new video, the comedian and YouTuber continues to talk about life issues and helps others feel less alone.
Science offers up some answers on how you’d react to striking it rich.
