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Everything Sucks in an article about shows with lesbian leads

Netflix Won’t U-Haul With Its Lesbian-Led Shows

Programs with lesbians as side characters seem to fare okay on the platform, but series that cast them as the main character don't seem to last as long.

L.R. Staples, Sarah Lawrence College

An illustration of a Venus figurine on a pedestal.

Thoughts

Venus Figurines Are Making Ancient Art Mainstream

Emblematic of femininity and sensuality, these statues encapsulate everything young buyers want out of their fashion and décor.

Lauren Koop, London School of Economics - Peking University

Classes

AssignMaths.com: Review of the Quality and Reliability of the Services Provided

Math can be hard. Some places can help.

Daniel Reed

Thoughts

How My Cousins Helped Me Through the Pandemic

Quarantining during COVID-19 has really emphasized for me the importance of family — especially as an only child.

Elliot Jackson-Ontkush, Skidmore College

Thoughts

Schoolyard Serotonin: 5 Ways To Naturally Regulate Stress While in School

The chemical known for bringing happiness to Gen Z is very attainable. Here are some suggestions on how to increase your happy levels in a natural way.

Briana Byus, Biola University

To demonstrate the art of niche Spotify playlists, an illustration depicts a hand holding a cellphone displaying a playlist titled "pov: falling in love with your comfort character."

Sounds

Gen Z Is Embracing the Art of Niche Spotify Playlists

From atmospheric soundscapes to carefully crafted storylines, playlists are becoming a new art form.

Kelsi Karpinski, Michigan State University

In an article about series the Other Two, a man and a woman sit at a restaurant table next to each other.

Screens

On ‘The Other Two,’ Fame Is a Mother … And a Little Brother

This hilarious satirical comedy follows the lives of two older siblings whose younger brother has become an overnight internet sensation. Meanwhile. they still don’t quite have it together.

Mai Senser, Virginia Commonwealth University

In an article about documentary Roadrunner, Anthony Bourdain stares into a wine glass against a dark background.

Screens

‘Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain’ Contrasts Romance and Reality

While the documentary possesses some glaring flaws, both ethically and thematically, it is nonetheless a worthwhile and authentic exploration of the troubled idealist's life and death.

Anna Hupp, University of Wyoming