Lily Harrington, University of Georgia

Bye-bye bored pickup lines and unwanted sexual advances.

Jenna Benchetrit, McGill University

From the director of ‘Moonlight’ comes an intimate portrayal of black male vulnerability and love in the face of injustice.

Halle Parris

IRL vs. URL.

Sarah Mease, Columbia College Chicago

The work is an articulate call for representation that accurately reflects how critical women have been to the industry.

Cassie Rowett, Southern New Hampshire University

It’s a fun, free source of exercise and the perfect way to create some really hilarious memories.

Thomas Turner, University of Rhode Island

The meticulous detailing, variety of available cars and emphasis on the driving experience have already landed the game a shelf of accolades.

Nicole Andrasko, University of Pittsburgh

‘Manifest’ is like if ‘Lost’ met ‘This Is Us,’ and so far critics are raving about it.

Kaitlyn Quinn, Seton Hall University

Why is the hit NBC show the darling of the nation? I have some hypotheses.

Michael Wu, Case Western Reserve University

Fan Bingbing, one of China’s most famous movie stars, vanished for three months. Who was to blame? Her government.

Becca Blyn, Harvey Mudd College

Despite a few bright spots, the season premiere was largely a dud.

Megan Mehta, University of Illinois at Chicago

The entertainment renaissance man has now tried and succeeded in almost every facet of film production.

Marianne Quijano, Texas A&M University

Racist media tropes are alive and well, and apparently deeply embedded into Rowling’s psyche.

Paige Brauser, Connecticut College

It might be hyperbolized, but Dr. Shaun Murphy’s knack for continually beating the odds is incredibly important.

Daisy Orozco, Cal State University, Northridge

It looks like ‘The Hunger Games’ might have been the end YA’s era of film dominance.

Sierra Zareck, Haverford College

Okay, but really, who’s Star’s baby daddy?

Maria Basileo, Central Connecticut State University

Emma Stone and Jonah Hill give enthusiastic, if unconvincing performances in a series haunted, in part, by its massive potential.

Shaina Lapuebla, Central Connecticut State University

The question is: Will James live up to the expectations of ’90s kids everywhere, or will this be a 2018 Cavs-style flop?

Tori Ihnen, Fort Hays State University

Because looking good shouldn’t require a second college loan.

Jenna Benchetrit, McGill University

The brain is remarkably skilled at protecting itself.

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

Could the uptick in Asian-American representation help move the needle in the midterm elections?

Erika Skorstad, Champlain College

With Oct. 31 approaching, here are the year’s four best frightening flicks to help you set a macabre mood.

Casey LaValley, Ferris State University

Somehow, a 6-year-old Japanese anime has become an unsparingly woke commentary on police brutality and the U.S. legal system.

Caitlyn Conville, Bergen Community College

The Russian visual artist’s breathtaking illustrations will leave your jaw hanging and mouth watering.

Allison Kestler, Augustana College

You won’t want to miss these treats.

Maya Ramani, University of Virginia

Is it still positive representation if the actress plays a snake?

Ryan Secard, College of Wooster

Torvalds’ leave of absence from his post as ‘benevolent dictator for life’ is a promising change for an industry infamous for its abusive executives.

Kate Maxwell, NC State University

Things are gonna get spooky.

Kate Maxwell, NC State University

The final season of Netflix’s hit show will air Nov. 2.

Melissa Lee, State University of New York at Oswego

It clearly pays to be born in the right family.

Katie Sheets, University of Vermont

Audiences can’t get enough of the melodramatic smash it.

Alex Futo, Otterbein University

‘ATLA’ meets ‘GoT’ in the animated epic fantasy adventure.

Cameron Andersen, New York University

Disney’s only black princess looked very different in the new ‘Wreck-It Ralph 2’ trailer.

Rebecca Crosby, American University

The official trailer for ‘Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald’ was released Tuesday, and people have a lot to say about it.

Carrie Christensen, Pensacola Christian College

In several interviews, showrunners and actors have dropped hints about incorporating new characters, more music and grislier murders.

Caitlyn Conville, Bergen Community College

Mental health awareness, though. *mouth pop*

Casey LaValley, Ferris State University

Because 2019 just got a whole lot more wholesome.

Gabbi Calabrese, Arkansas Tech University

How can a show about dicks and diarrhea be one of the best-written shows on Netflix?

Thomas Turner, University of Rhode Island

Playstation and Nintendo’s Classic Minis are both signs that the video game industry thinks there’s still money to be made from elder millennials.

Rebecca Crosby, American University

YouTube, however, has yet to take down the channel of the 55-year-old man who made videos of tween girls.

Maya Ramani, University of Virginia

Get ready for some chairs to turn.

Caleb Edwards, Michigan State University

No celebration of the actor’s life is complete without a reminder that he was a child predator.

Dana Shugrue, John Carroll University

She’s much more than a ‘privileged princess.’

Kylie Harrington, University of Southern California

Round two brings new crimes, a new school and new narrative challenges for Peter and Sam.

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

The characters might not be real, but my love for them is.

Tori Ihnen, Fort Hays State University

This could either be the best, or the worst thing the internet has seen.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

The true-life drama packs a deeper message than your average crime flick.

Cameron Andersen, New York University

With your host and guide, Jordan Peele.

Kate Maxwell, NC State University

And somehow it looks much darker than the first two seasons.

Katie Sheets, University of Vermont

Comments remarking that Khloe’s daughter, True, was ‘too dark’ led her mother to disable comments on the photo.

Kate Maxwell, NC State University

Rumors are swirling about two of the MCU’s best anti-heroes finally getting their time in the spotlight.

Maya Ramani, University of Virginia

The first trailer for ‘Captain Marvel’ is giving fans high hopes.

Raina Sciocchetti, Unity College

Whether you’re an avid adventurer or an armchair alpinist, these are for you.

Gabbi Calabrese, Arkansas Tech University

I’ll give you a hint: It’s not because of the humor or heartwarming resolutions (though those are nice).

Abby Hall, Hollins University

From absolute units to golden loafs, these feline influencers will be the stars of your TL.

Cameron Andersen, New York University

Award shows seem to be getting slowly less bad.

Maya Ramani, University of Virginia

Catch me on that group Facetime.

Caleb Edwards, Michigan State University

Can you imagine having to pay to read Study Breaks?

Michelle Dreyer, Southern New Hampshire University

Will the Gallagher family survive without Fiona?

Dana Shugrue, John Carroll University

Who’s ready for Olivia Benson to get more screen time?

Alex Futo, Otterbein University

Ellen DeGeneres’ has called Kalen ‘The best new thing on the Internet.’

Carrie Christensen, Pensacola Christian College

From ‘The Flash’ to ‘Arrow,’ this 2018 superhero TV guide won’t disappoint its dedicated fans.

Carrie Christensen, Pensacola Christian College

Will Gotham ever be the same?

Danielle Richardson, Florida State University

‘Where Hands Touch’ hopes so.

Christian Nelson, Eastern Michigan University

Okay yes, there will probably be black comedy and nihilism, but this list is more specific.

Caitlyn Conville, Bergen Community College

Grab a box of tissues — things are about to get melancholy.

Alexandra Fabugais-Inaba, Rutgers University

There’s literally nothing an opportunistic YouTuber won’t do for traffic.

Katie Sheets, University of Vermont

The new ‘Sabrina the Teenage Witch’ is a lot darker.

Alexandra Fabugais-Inaba, Rutgers University

Public places are full of the weirdest people.

Thomas Turner, University of Rhode Island

It’s like camping on steroids.

Joey Cunningham, University of Arizona

It’s like 2009 all over again.

Kiersten Lynch, Seton Hall University

The clean, good-natured comedian is a refreshing reprieve from the darkness of the current comedic world.

Vanessa Chen, Franklin and Marshall College

The Indian-adapted Netflix series’ important social commentary is shadowed by its inconsistencies.

Dana Shugrue, John Carroll University

The UK has a better understanding of women’s interests.

Alex Futo, Otterbein University

These furry friends will put your follower count to shame.

Christian Cannon, Rice University

There’s a video for almost any topic you can think of (and more).

Christian Nelson, Eastern Michigan University

If Belgian law sees loot boxes as gambling, they could be addictive and dangerous.

Ashlyn Leigh Willis, University of North Alabama

18+ only.

Alexis Rogers, Temple University

As the saying goes, the show must go on.

Christine Fang, University of California San Diego

Just because it’s over doesn’t mean you have to stop watching.

Haley Newlin, Southern New Hampshire University

Host Jordan Roth plays a ‘cracked-out’ Mr. Rogers trying his best to make sense of 2018.

Jen Tombs, University of Warwick

The English author is taking on the entertainment business.

Danielle Richardson, Florida State University

Scandal can happen in any house, even the Lord’s.

Ayanna Totten, East Stroudsburg University

Tap to download your sanity.

Jenna Benchetrit, McGill University

The film stars Chloe Grace Moretz as a teenage girl sent to a Christian group home.

Casey LaValley, Ferris State University

Winter may be coming a bit later than expected.

Myah Clinton, University of Alabama at Birmingham

Call me biased, but I think the world of publishing is fascinating all on its own.

Maya Ramani, University of Virginia

And the Oscar does NOT go to …

Kate Maxwell, NC State University

A Periscope video Jones posted was the last straw for the social media giant.

Alexis Rogers, Temple University

Bots like Lil Miquela have users uneasy, but intrigued.

Kate Maxwell, NC State University

The upcoming film will be the first time a woman has led a solo movie in a Marvel Studios film.

Allison Kestler, Augustana College

On your marks. Get set. BAKE!

Rebecca Crosby, American University

In it, a crying Kanye wearing a MAGA is comforted by Michelle Obama.

Maya Ramani, University of Virginia

Why fight over a man when you can fight over a Queen?

Christian Nelson, Eastern Michigan University

They’re sitting on a potential gold mine.

Alexis Rogers, Temple University

Thanks to NickSplat, ’90s kids can travel back to their childhood and stream all of their favorite classics.

Ashlyn Leigh Willis, University of North Alabama

The film portrays Alzheimer’s as the intensely personal disease that it is.

Cameron Andersen, New York University

In her work, the artist and feminist explores the multitudes women contain.

Christian Nelson, Eastern Michigan University

Discussing the elephant in the game chat.

Jenna Benchetrit, McGill University

The television industry is leagues ahead of its feature film counterpart, but not because it’s had to try hard.

Alex Futo, Otterbein University

Grocery shopping in just a few clicks.