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With social media encouraging a culture of one-upping competitors, broadcasted fights may be the next step to achieving internet fame.

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Hold onto your tiny handbags, ‘Matrix’ sunglasses and everything with a butterfly monogrammed onto it, because the 2000s are back. Here are some easy ways to take your look on a trip back in time.

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The former Netflix Original (and now Adult Swim) animated comedy has been renewed for a second season coming this June, and it’s a must for your summer watchlist.

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With years of artistic experience under her belt, the young musician continues to experiment with her sound on her latest single.

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The new AppleTV documentary follows the pop star through her rapid ascent to stardom as she prepares her debut album.

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In the midst of finals season, it is important for students to recharge and revitalize by reconnecting with hobbies.

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The Japanese auteur sought to break all defined conventions of animation and show the limitless expanse of filmmaking.

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The recent Netflix documentary reveals problems in the U.S. school system that go beyond the infamous 2019 admission scandal.

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Following the success of ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home,’ the iconic hero will return this Christmas. Here are some predictions about the film and what it could mean for the franchise.

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The Blackpink singer has conquered the world alongside her fellow girl-group members. Now she is ready to shine on her own and pay homage to her past.

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Videos of the ‘Mission Impossible’ actor recently went viral on the video-sharing platform. The twist? It wasn’t him.

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Jude Ellison Sady Doyle explores the collision of voyeurism and misogyny that causes us to relish the fall of famous women.

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The Joe Keery-led comedy-horror film satirizes influencer culture and sheds light on the consequences of online narcissism.

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With his third studio album, the former One Direction member sets out to express his innermost thoughts through soft R&B melodies and melancholic lyrics.

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The New York Times documentary boldly exposes the dark underbelly of Hollywood stardom, showing how tabloid culture exploited, harassed and vilified a young popstar — and how the people around her failed to protect her.

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GOT7’s Mark Tuan and Sanjoy team up for the song ‘One In a Million,’ a smooth R&B love song perfect for Valentine’s Day weekend.

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The electro-pop trailblazer, who died at the age of 34 on Jan. 30, redefined her industry by challenging traditional concepts of gender, identity and sound.

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With plenty of highly anticipated releases and online concerts slated for this year, here are the female artists to keep an ear out for.

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Overlooked and neglected by their record label, the seven members of the K-pop boy group are now striking out on their own — as a team.

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A lot of media portrays mental health struggles, but not enough depict the process of getting better. Here are some that get it right.

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After a long day of work, school and daily toils, unwind with something that’s perfect for all things tasty and soothing.

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The film’s main character takes matters into her own hands in a gripping exploration of the treatment of sexual assault in college and the urgent need for victim advocacy.

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The subtle symbols and artwork in the animated movie illustrate the unspoken grief felt by families who have lost a loved one to mass gun violence.

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HBO’s newest hit show portrays murder and the life of wealth that surrounds the suspects.

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Despite the lonely nature of pandemic protocols, there are still plenty of ways to be ‘together’ while staying safe during the holidays.

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The release of the 2021 Grammy Awards nominees sparked an outcry of fans and artists demanding transparency and equality from the selection committee.

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While the 2017 original theatrical release left many underwhelmed, the original cut from the initial director, Zack Snyder, may redeem the film.

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K-pop’s venture into virtual reality may have severe repercussions on the safety and well-being of the performers, as well as foster unhealthy, parasocial relationships with their fanbase.

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Following a five-month hiatus prompted by revelations of systemic discrimination, the brand’s YouTube channel is back. Have they made meaningful changes, or are their new BIPOC creators just pure PR?

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In an unusual entanglement of heartbreak, stars and destiny, the wildly popular Japanese animated film incorporates the supernatural in its story of two lovers fated to be together.

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This time of year can be particularly stressful, especially for those struggling with mental health. In these troubling times, make sure to be there for those you love.

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‘American Murder: The Family Next Door’ and the second season of ‘Making a Murderer’ serve as perfect examples of the moral questions the genre can encounter.

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The series of movies has piqued the interest of many, but when it comes to the source material — the case files of demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren — what’s fact and what’s fiction?

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The increased presence of celebrities on social media sometimes makes people think they are closer to their favorites than they are. This can have serious consequences.