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Two women kiss in front of a red background with a yellow stream twining through it like a stream of silk. The woman on the left bears a pink hoodie and a ponytail embraces her partner, garbed in a black dress with her hair in an updo. Her hands are placed on the first woman's chest in an intimate gesture.

“Saving Face” is the Best 2000s Queer Rom-Com You’ve (Probably) Never Seen

The 2004 film features a mother and daughter navigating new circumstances amidst cultural expectations with humor and sensitive, deft craft.…

April 21, 2024

A young man with a blue shirt and orange hair stares, nay, is transfixed by smartphone. His eyes swirl in a whirling pool of red and yellow, drool crawling down his chin as the phone's light shines brightly in his face, contrasting against the dark purple background.

Doom-Scrolling Dooms Media as We Know it

Cerasela Hanseter, University of California, Berkeley

Doom-scrolling is doing more than just ruining our attention spans: it is transforming news and media as an enterprise.…

April 21, 2024

Someone taking a picture of their young child.

Ruby Franke, 8 Passengers and Perilous Family Vlogging

Mariana Vaca, Lake Forest College

What started as a fun and parasocial trend now falls to the hands of the legal system.…

April 12, 2024

A woman with brown skin, dark hair and a pink headband stands in front of a grey wall, with A-shaped markings in it. She's smiling into a camera stand from which the silhouette of an iPhone can be seen; the ring of the stand glows yellow, presumably casting light on her as the phone's camera captures her in shot.

Why Content Creators like xoxo, Akouto are Necessary Online

Cerasela Hanseter, University of California, Berkeley

Akouto Von brings a new perspective to YouTube content, offering a sense of vulnerability not often found in newer creators.…

April 10, 2024

Book vs. Film: ‘The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes’

Christine Bardos, Santa Clara University

Without the extensive details of Coriolanus Snow's thoughts, the film skims the surface of the sacrifice and suffering present in the novel.…

November 27, 2023

For an article on the origins of popcorn at the movie theater, two white boxes with red stripes and the word "pop corn" written in the middle are tipped over. Neon green outlined popcorn is spilling over.

That’s the Way the Corn Pops… Why Popcorn is the Snack of the Movies

Sophie Serage, University of Massachusetts, Boston

Whether you are in the theater with the masses or lounging alone on your couch at, popcorn just feels like the right snack. Why is that?…

November 27, 2023

With background drawings of yellow suns, three images of Matthew Perry laughing and smiling in red and orange swirling colors

The One Where We Lost a Friend: The Impact of Matthew Perry’s Passing

Natalie VanHecke, University of Texas at Dallas

The Heartbreak of Matthew Perry’s Passing and the Influence of Friends on Multiple Generations.…

November 26, 2023

For an article on the obsessed artist trope in film, a figure sits criss crossed while writing in a journal in blue wash.

Exploring the “Obsessed Artist” Trope in Film

Karla D. Galvan, The University of Texas at San Antonio

We all have something that we might go to extremes and obsessive lengths to achieve.…

November 23, 2023

For an article on the first season of "Goosebumps," a menacing looking doll with red eyes looks out the broken window of a home. The top border reads "Goosebumps," the bottom border reads "Now on Hulu," and the side says "Streamers Beware You're in For a Scare..."

This Show Will Definitely Give You Some “Goosebumps”

Beatriz Barros Felice, California State University, Northridge

The first season of this horror-comedy adaptation promises the greatest winter chills and a finale rich with potential.…

November 22, 2023

For a film review of "Priscilla," a hand drawn illustration of a women with the name "Priscilla" written in script above the image.

REVIEW: ‘Priscilla’—Life in Graceland, A Dollhouse Delight

Emma Troise, Manhattan College

Zeroing in on Sofia Coppola’s film making, and how Cailey Spaeney is the perfect leading lady for this film …

November 21, 2023

“Farscape” is a Hallmark Classic That Should Not Be Forgotten

Sydney Chastain, Florida State University

Back in 1999, Hallmark and Jim Henson took on sci-fi with the "Farscape" masterpiece.…

November 17, 2023

Which Came First, Content or Creator?—Cody Ko and The ‘Button’ Phenomenon

Havilah Sciabbarrasi, Florida State University

The success of Cody Ko’s ‘Button’ videos indicates commentary culture's huge draw on YouTube, igniting further conversation in the community.…

November 16, 2023

A blonde woman rests her head on a brunette, with a swirling orange and red background.

Privilege in Prison: Piper’s Story in OITNB

Emma Troise, Manhattan College

How Piper's privilege works to her benefit throughout the course of the Netflix series "Orange is The New Black."…

November 15, 2023

5 Movies That Make Every Millennial Nostalgic

Erica George, Louisiana State University, Shreveport

These films are the ultimate throwbacks for '90s kids.…

November 13, 2023

For an article about the Percy Jackson TV series, a boy with mid-length brown hair wears a bright orange-yellow shirt with a pegasus (winged horse) on it while carrying a dark backpack. He stands against a blue, water-like, crinkly paper background with a Greek-style border along the left and right side.

Anticipation of the Percy Jackson TV Series: What Should We Expect?

Julia Ray, Northern Arizona University

The films strayed too far from the books, will the series do the same?…

November 12, 2023

For an article on the FNAF film, a red lit sign reads "Freddy Fazenbear's Pizza" as an animatronic brown bear wearing a hat waves his hand. A green splat is next to the text "30%" and a red and white striped carton of popcorn icon is next to the text "88%."

Five Nights at Freddy’s” — Frightful Easter Eggs

Natalie VanHecke, University of Texas at Dallas

Look out for these easter eggs as this fan-favorite horror game finally releases on the big screen.…

November 10, 2023

Louis Theroux Marches into the Death Zone on ‘Hot Ones’

Roberto Soto

Renowned documentarian Louis Theroux tackles journalism’s biggest feat on "Hot Ones" where discusses polyamory, his favorite docs, and THAT rap. …

November 9, 2023

In an article about "Elf" 20 year anniversary, a man with orange hair and green coat and yellow stockings places a glowing yellow star with the number "20" on it" atop a green Christmas tree with red ornaments and bright yellow lights.

Son of a Nutcracker! “Elf” Celebrates 20 Years of Holiday Cheer

Sophie Serage, University of Massachusetts, Boston

2023 marks the 20th anniversary of Will Ferrell as Buddy the Elf.…

November 7, 2023

In an article about "the chosen," a Jesus figure is hand-drawn with a multitude of fishes around.

Hit Indie Series “The Chosen” Announces Season 4

Sydney Chastain, Florida State University

Daring to be “different,” the crowd-funded television series continues to grow.…

November 5, 2023

In an article about the band No Doubt, singer Gwen Stefani sings into a microphone.

No Doubt’s Songs and Music Videos Have Always Delivered

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

Gwen Stefani’s alt-rock band did more than just release spectacular tracks.…

November 4, 2023

For an article about "Practical Magic" and "The Craft," a woman stares to her left as a mug floats before her face. The TV behind her shows two people looking longingly at each other.

“Practical Magic” & “The Craft”—Fall Films That Embrace Sisterhood

Emma Troise, Manhattan College

Through self-discovery and spells, these films are perfect for cozying up with this fall.…

November 2, 2023

5 Best Cozy Fall BookTubers You Need to Check Out

Beatriz Barros Felice, California State University, Northridge

YouTube creators that will make you feel the warmth of the fall season.…

November 1, 2023

For an article about true crime television, two blonde women in jackets stand in front of a big head of a man with 70s style square glasses. They are set inside a black and white television set.

Desensitizing the World to True Crime

Julia Ray, Northern Arizona University

The trending true crime entertainments are making us less empathetic.…

October 31, 2023

For an article about the Percy Jackson Disney Plus series, two young boys stare into the sky. A young girl with braids stares off in a suit of armor. A lightning storm goes on in the background and a beast carries a figure by its neck.

TV’s Future Golden Boy: Percy Jackson, The Hero You’ve Been Waiting For

Havilah Sciabbarrasi, Florida State University

After almost 20 years, Percy Jackson and the series' long history of neurodivergent representation is getting the adaptation it deserves.…

October 25, 2023

What’s the Obsession with ‘Bluey’?

Natalie VanHecke, University of Texas at Dallas

The fun-loving blue heeler and her sister, Bingo, have taken the hearts of millions across the world.…

October 23, 2023

For an article about the Criterion Collection, several film stills are placed together. Two women with big hair, stare off to the left a couple embrace ferafully, and another couple stare into each other's eyes as they sit in theater chairs.

People Should Collect Criterions

Daniel Guerrero, College of the Canyons

As digital streaming services dominate over DVDs, this film distribution company attempts to keep the physical media market alive.…

October 22, 2023

In an article about the Talking Heads concert film, the words "Stop Making Sense" are spelled out in bold across the top. A large stage in black and white is riddled with chracters: two women singing at microphones, a man dancing in front of a microphone, a woman crouched down playing bass and two men playing guitar.

Talking Heads ‘Stop Making Sense’ on the Biggest Screen

Sophie Serage, University of Massachusetts, Boston

The concert film, “Stop Making Sense” by Talking Heads, had its IMAX debut by A24 and will return to theaters this month, remastered and better than ever. …

October 19, 2023

in an article about pop culture online courses, a woman in a red dress (Beyoncé) stands talking to another woman in a red dress (Taylor Swift).

5 Pop Culture College Courses We Wish We Could Take

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

Certain schools and programs offer specialized entertainment courses that might feel a bit more tailored to college students’ interests. …

October 14, 2023

In an article about stunts, actor Keanu Reeves looks pensively into the camera, set against a desert backdrop in the film 'John Wick 4.'

It’s High Time That Stunts Get the Recognition They Deserve

Daniel Guerrero, College of the Canyons

After the outstanding fight choreography in “John Wick 4,” critics and fans rally for the Academy to formally recognize excellence in stunts.…

October 13, 2023

A graphic of Beau with an scared face expression.

How to Watch ‘Beau is Afraid’

Joshua Laine, Emmanuel College

Ari Aster’s newest film is a wild ride; it may help to know what you’re getting into.…

October 12, 2023

In an article about queer characters in 'Ted Lasso,' a figure watches the titular character in front of a rainbow background on the TV.

‘Ted Lasso’ and the Art of Queer Storytelling

Olivia Madrid, Florida State University

The most recent season of the award-winning series embraces the joy and complexity of LGBTQ+ relationships.…

October 9, 2023

An article about "The Nightmare Before Christmas" features a monochrome silhouette of Jack Skellington and Sally and Oogie Boogie.

6 Spooky Facts About Tim Burton’s ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

In celebration of the film’s 30th anniversary this October, we recap 6 facts about Disney’s 90s animated classic.…

October 9, 2023

In an article about Queer Eye, the Fab Five lays in grass in a circle, smiling and laughing.

How ‘Queer Eye’ Does Reality TV Right

Steffi Stoffel, Columbia College Chicago

portraying the struggle of self growth with compassion…

October 8, 2023

In an article about serious issues in children's shows, three girl characters walk through the woods while a train with neon green light is behind them.

Two Netflix Children’s Shows That Tackle Serious Themes

Brynn Crisenbery, Northern Arizona University

Why it’s important to treat a younger audience with respect and create a show both adults and children alike can enjoy.…

October 8, 2023

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