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Hulu’s ‘Wedding Season’ Is the Perfect Fun Mess

The platform's genre-defying show chaotically serves up entertainment.

Megan Garcia, Arizona State University

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‘Barbarian’ Is the Ideal Subversive Horror Flick To Start the Season

In this film, an Airbnb mishap is only the start of the nightmare.

Braden Beck, California State Channel Islands

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Types of Slot Machines at Cardano Casino

There are plenty to choose from.

Daniel Reed

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3 Campus Novels To Read To Get You Back in the College Mood

Although fiction set in college environments often means to critique academic institutions, these books can still be great comfort reads.

Alina Edwards, Wellesley College

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Kailee Morgue Is Not Your Average ‘Girl Next Door’

The 'Siren' singer’s debut album follows on the heels of energetic EPs

Ashley Hagan, Virginia Commonwealth University

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Marvel’s Newest Phase Is in Trouble

Whether it's too many new films and shows, underdeveloped new characters or too many out-of-place jokes, its latest wave of movies may be bringing down the MCU.

Tori Rose, Spartanburg Methodist College

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7 Hacks for Novice Traders

If you're new to trading, it's easy to get lost. Here are some tips.

Daniel Reed

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Playing With Prose: ‘House of Leaves’ Shows the Value of Experimental Literature

The unconventional cult classic proves some stories can only be presented through the page.

Maximilian Padilla-Rodriguez, Florida Atlantic University

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Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights 2022: The Pros And Cons Of Every Attraction

The spooky season has officially arrived with the studio's annual terrifying seasonal event. So how are each of the haunted houses?

Braden Beck, California State Channel Islands

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‘She-Hulk’ Exposes the MCU’s Difficulty With Using Villains to Their Full Potential

The Disney+ series reveals an underlying issue with the cinematic universe's treatment of its antagonists — they are killed off much too quickly.

Kwami Maranga, Binghamton University

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How Showcasing Customer Reviews on Google Can Boost Business Revenue

Have you been looking to buy Google reviews? In this comprehensive guide, you'll find a few interesting tips to help you turn reviews into profits

Daniel Reed

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The ‘Howcatchem’ Puts a Spin on the Typical Detective Story

Most people are familiar with the 'whodunit,' but what happens when the audience is introduced to the culprit before the investigation gets started?

Melissa Wade, Northern Arizona University

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