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Wilde's new Film Don't Worry Darling and the drama surrounding it

‘Don’t Worry Darling’? Well, Maybe You Should

The speculation surrounding Olivia Wilde’s newest film involves stars like Harry Styles and Florence Pugh in a story where fact and fiction are less important than internet virality.

Teagan Angell, Fordham University

A drawing of Ramy and Mo shows the two characters side-by-side

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What TV Shows Like ‘Ramy’ and ‘Mo’ Mean for Muslim Americans

These funny and heartfelt shows are refreshing representations of the unique experiences that Muslim Americans go through every day.

Saba Bazzi, Wayne State University

Sounds

6 Awesome Blink-182 Tracks

The iconic pop-punk band has countless hits — how can anyone choose the best ones?

Daniel Reed

An illustration of Sparky from Frankenweenie

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‘Frankenweenie’ Is a Halloween Movie Worth Revisiting

This year marks the 10th anniversary of this often-overlooked highlight in Tim Burton's career.

Paul Hoskin, Weber State University

The words "The Muppet Christmas Carol" on a festive background

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‘The Muppet Christmas Carol’ Is the Perfect Adaptation

Although most of the cast is played by cute puppets, the film is one of the most faithful adaptations of Charles Dickens’ famous novel.

Melissa Wade, Northern Arizona University

Drawing of a child playing video games surrounded by horror characters Freddy Fazbear, Ghostface, Jason Vorhees and Pennywise.

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Modern Horror Games Have an Interesting New Target Audience

The newest trends in scary video games appear to be aimed at an extremely youthful group of players, leading to some discontent among older gamers.

Christian Simon, Kutztown University

Screens

Best Football Films Available To Stream Now

Addicted to 'the beautiful game'? Here are some movies for those that want more of the most popular sport in the world.

Daniel Reed

A phone with the TikTok app symbol on it, overlaid with a "no" sign

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10 Things You Can Do Instead of Getting Distracted by TikTok

The app is a large part of our lives; here's a list of things that will help you stay focused on work instead of endless scrolling.

Morgan Thomas, Wayne State University

in an article about period poverty, a drawing of pads, tampons and U.S. dollar signs.

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Period Poverty Is a Hidden Crisis Affecting Women in the United States

The unnecessarily high cost of menstruation products poses a large issue for low-income women across the country.

Nora Weiss, George Washington University

Characters Frank Columbo and Jessica Fletcher illustrated in green standing in front of a purple background with two large pink hearts

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‘Columbo’ and ‘Murder, She Wrote’ Solve the Murder Mystery Format

When it comes to solving crimes, look no further than these 20th-century TV detectives.

Ashley Hagan, Virginia Commonwealth University

Screens

How Has ‘The Office’ U.S. Managed To Stay so Popular

The beloved American version of the British classic is still beloved by fans today.

Daniel Reed

In an article about The Woman King, illustration of Viola Davis' character

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‘The Woman King’ Celebrates a Forgotten History and the Importance of Representation on Screen

The latest film featuring Viola Davis demonstrates the importance of both diverse creators and shining a light on events previously confined to the margins.

Alina Edwards, Wellesley College

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