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‘Ringing Bell’, Unico, and Sanrio’s Dark Beginnings

Amelie Allen, University of Arizona

Everyone loves Hello Kitty, but Sanrio’s earliest films reveal something more ominous about the company.…

June 3, 2024

End of The Reel – Quentin Tarantino’s Swan Song

Kyle A. McLaughlin, Elizabethtown College

What will Quentin Tarantino’s final film be about?…

June 1, 2024

The Case for ‘80s Effects

Amelie Allen, University of Arizona

There’s some-Thing about ‘80s creatures that people just can’t shake. …

May 31, 2024

‘Tokyo Vice’ and the Disciplined Criminals in the Yakuza

Hamad Naroze, Hunter College

How the yakuza have conducted every insidious criminal activity in plain daylight within Japan.…

May 31, 2024

In an article about controversy surrounding Colleen Hoover, Hoover stands in front of an abstract background, holding a book and gazing wistfully into the distance.

The Ironic Love-Hate Relationship With Colleen Hoover

Steffi Stoffel, Columbia College Chicago

What backlash will she face with the upcoming film adaptation of "It Ends With Us?"…

August 27, 2023

An array of off-white elongated skull masks of varying opacity overlayed over the bolded white word 'Scream' and a black background.

‘Scream’: The Best Horror Franchise of All Time

Daniel Guerrero, College of the Canyons

'What's your favorite scary movie?'…

August 27, 2023

A portrait of a blue-skinned Asari alien in an article about "Mass Effect."

The Massive Impact of the Asari in ‘Mass Effect’

Connor Lindsay, Queens University of Charlotte

The double-edged legacy of Bioware’s queer representation.…

August 24, 2023

In this article about FX's The Bear, a man in grease stained blue apron stands in front of a restaurant sign.

‘The Bear’ Season 2 has Something for Everyone on its Menu

Olivia Hinck, Siena College

A standout second season leaves fans hungry for more.…

August 24, 2023

In an article about the impact of subtitles, a person stands with a screen in front of their face. The word "subtitles" is repeated across their face.

One Inch Barrier: A Shift in America’s Attitude Toward International Media

Ava Coates, Emory University

The Changing Attitude Toward International Television and Film…

August 23, 2023

In an article about Alexandre Desplat, Desplat bows his head with closed eyes and extends his hands to conduct an orchestra as scenes from his most prominent films flow from his head.

Alexandre Desplat: Music’s King of Versatility and Vivid Imagery

Anoushka Panganamamula, The Ohio State University

The Academy Award-winning composer crafts film scores that are hyper-specific yet powerful enough to stand on their own.…

August 22, 2023

Lost in the Algorithmic Loop: The Illusion of Choice on Social Media

Isabelle Brookshire, Whittier College

Are our favorite platforms deciding our interests for us?…

August 22, 2023

In an article about fanfictions being published, a black and white book depicts popular characters as inspiration for fanfictions.

The Fanfiction to Publication Pipeline

Emily Chang, Wellesley College

From 'Star Wars' to Harry Styles, fanfiction blurs the line between literary infringement and creative liberty.…

August 21, 2023

In an article about cinema, a soda bottle and bucket of popcorn sit in front of a movie theater screen that reads "Cinemas in Southern California."

SoCal Cinema Spots To Put On Your Bucket List

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

For anyone who enjoys the movie theater scene, these locations might be for you!…

August 21, 2023

In an article about the female characters in 'Naruto,' Hinata Hyuga emerges from a dense forest and stares directly at the viewer with pale eyes.

Wasted Potential: How ‘Naruto’ Failed Its Female Characters

Kimberly Vazquez, Columbia College Chicago

All of the women on the show are underutilized, underdeveloped and unrelatable. They could have been so much more. …

August 18, 2023

In an article about the irreverent animated series "South Park," an image of the series' cast surrounded by caution tape reading "controversy."

‘South Park’ and the Art of Not Caring

Dominic Catalano, Arizona State University

This notoriously irreverent series is unstoppable in its brutally pointed and cancellable satire.…

August 18, 2023

In an article about unpredictable romance movies, a couple touches foreheads and gazes into each other's eyes as a red heart loops between them.

Five Must-See Unpredictable Romance Movies

Sarah Deavers, University of Virginia

These romantic dramas don’t end the way you’d expect.…

August 18, 2023

In an article about Netflix's show "Beef", actor Steven Yeun yells angrily out the window of his car.

Netflix’s “Beef” Serves Anger With an Asian-American Twist

Emily Chang, Wellesley College

Sink your teeth into Netflix’s latest TV series—it’ll make you laugh, cry, and reflect on your repressed anger.…

August 18, 2023

Brand Twitter and Its Million-Making Self-Mockery

Connor Lindsay, Queens University of Charlotte

Today, self-deprecation is just another route to business success.…

August 17, 2023

In an article about poetry slideshows, an image of a woman in a dress lying on her side while facing a wreath.

Poetry Slideshows: New Age Expression or Just Another Trend?

Isabelle Brookshire, Whittier College

TikTok lends itself to digital poets everywhere. Will the artistic movement be as fleeting as the platform?…

August 15, 2023

An actor having difficulties with mental health

Protecting The Mental Health Of Actors: A Crucial Imperative

Steffi Stoffel, Columbia College Chicago

Exploring the deeper issues that arise in pursuing a career in drama…

August 15, 2023

In an article about Dolly Parton, a woman with blond hair and sparkly pink outfit stands in front of a bright pink background. The phrase "rockstar" is bright above her head

America Loves Dolly Parton

Shannon Strenfel, Arizona State University

An overview of the prolific singer-songwriter from her 1960s roots to today.…

August 15, 2023

In an article about sci-fi, Frankenstein's monster stands back-to-back with Peter Quill from Guardians of the Galaxy in front of a colorful background.

From ‘Frankenstein’ to ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’: ‘A True History’ of Sci-Fi

Ava Coates, Emory University

Science fiction has a long and complex past. How have sci-fi works from previous centuries influenced the modern genre?…

August 14, 2023

An image of the popular American TV series “Mythbusters”

The Exciting Science of “MythBusters” – The Revolutionary Scientists

Matthew Doss, University of Chicago

The iconic American television show renewed popular interest in the sciences.…

August 14, 2023

In an article about "The Great Gatsby, a man and woman dance surrounded by the splendor of the roaring 20s.

Still Roaring: The Cultural Persistence of ‘The Great Gatsby’

Olivia Hinck, Siena College

From the 1920s to the 2020s, Fitzgerald’s portrayal of desire, decadence and destruction never gets old.…

August 14, 2023

In this article about apology videos, an apologetic-looking woman strums a ukulele while perched in front of a dark background.

Apology Videos as Entertainment

Connor Lindsay, Queens University of Charlotte

Controversial creators converting catastrophe into currency.…

August 13, 2023

‘And Just Like That…’ It’s Like Aidan Never Left

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

Big or Aidan? Season 2 of the Sex and the City reboot reintroduces an old flame.…

August 13, 2023

Ruleset Reset: Will ‘OneDnD’ Win Back its Base?

Connor Lindsay, Queens University of Charlotte

The ongoing controversy around the world’s most popular tabletop role-playing game.…

August 11, 2023

“AstroBoy” Review: The Blastoff of Anime in the United States

Ava Coates, Emory University

The latest Netflix animated series has a groundbreaking transcontinental history.…

August 11, 2023

In an article about an Internet Shutdown, a parchment contains hieroglyphic symbolizations of post-apocalyptic civilization.

Internet Shutdown: Is a Digital Apocalypse Imminent?

Isabelle Brookshire, Whittier College

A major solar storm capable of cracking our online infrastructure creates concern for users everywhere.…

August 10, 2023

In an article about season six of 'Black Mirror,' a large rectangular mirror shatters around the fist-sized imprint of a smiley face and flings shards of glass into an endless black void.

‘Black Mirror’ Season 6: Recap and Review

Anoushka Panganamamula, The Ohio State University

The latest installation of Netflix's popular sci-fi show is perhaps its most controversial.…

August 10, 2023

30 Years Later, ‘Seinfeld’ Remains Timeless

Matthew Doss, University of Chicago

Known for its masterful writing and award-winning comedic performances, the staple '90s sitcom holds up in the 21st century.…

August 10, 2023

In an Article about web series, "Reality Check," three people sit at a desk. One applies makeup sitting across from one who speaks as another looks on.

An Interview with the Creators of ‘Reality Check’

Elizabeth Fulton, Emory University

A look into a new web series about the funnies and feelings of Black college life.…

August 9, 2023

In an article about spirituality in 'Life of Pi, an image depicts a young boy standing on the edge of a boat. He wears white flowy pants and a white scarf over his head. A tiger roars in the seat of the boat. A backdrop of fluffy white clouds is atop a mellow blue ocean.

‘Life of Pi’: Into the Realm of Spirituality

Anoushka Panganamamula, The Ohio State University

An analysis of the meaning and intention behind the film and novel ‘Life of Pi’ as well as spirituality at its core.…

August 8, 2023

In an article about Penelope Featherington, Penelope, framed against an open archway and wearing a yellow dress, stares boldly into the distance as purple flowers encircle her.

In Defense of Penelope Featherington

Kimberly Vazquez, Columbia College Chicago

The small screen needs more female characters as cunning and complex as the 'Bridgerton' series' pivotal wallflower.…

August 8, 2023

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