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This digital comic blends manga influences with Disney-inspired artwork to create a compelling tale of romance by the sea.

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Both films use the trope, but their messages reveal what’s changed in the 27 years between their releases.

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The Netflix Original series was abruptly cancelled after only one season, but now it’s getting another chance to grace your screens.

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As the sitcom celebrates turning 20 years old, we look back on what made the show so captivating — and why it’s still a delight to watch.

Anna Swenson, Butler University

The idea of exploring a ‘previous self’ may have little evidence to support its validity, but if your intentions are in the right place, it can be very insightful.

Anna Swenson, Butler University

Dating someone in the military is never easy, but it can be even more difficult when trying to get a degree. Still, it can be done.

Anna Swenson, Butler University

The new show by the ‘Regular Show’ creator provides fans growing out of their 20s an assurance that even 30-somethings have trouble being adults.

Anna Swenson, Butler University

Fans were fearful that the new HBO Max reboot would kill off the amazing world of the original series. Fortunately, the genius has only expanded.

Anna Swenson, Butler University

Netflix’s adaptation of this horror tale has been underwhelming to say the least. But a return to the comic source might be the perfect witchcraft fix.

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Quarantine and social distancing have prevented travelers like me from going far. When the world re-opens, check out these distinct places to visit first.

Anna Swenson, Butler University

Apple TV+ brings a star-studded cast, surprisingly catchy music and a weird plot to its incredible new animated show.

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The Hulu miniseries uses everyday scenes to take on an all too persistent problem in the fight for racial equality.

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For fans who just finished the series, leaving the world they’ve come to love just isn’t an option. Fortunately, they don’t have to.

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Suzanne Collins’ new prequel to the ‘Hunger Games’ trilogy investigates the origins of the series’s central villain, President Snow, without justifying his hunger for power.