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In ‘Down to Earth,’ Zac Efron Encourages Us To Save the World

Netflix's new documentary series reaffirms the notion that change for the better can be possible by taking even the smallest of steps.

Kaitlyn Nuebel, University of Pittsburgh

An artistic depiction of artist Tei Shi dancing in a music video for the song 'Die 4 Ur Love'

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Tei Shi’s ‘Die 4 Ur Love’ Gives Us Something To Hold On To

The EP channels anxieties toward a bleak reality, employing the upbeat nature of indie-pop alongside feelings of loss, emptiness and the desire to escape.

Eva Halvax, University of Arizona

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5 Way To Jump-Start Your Fashion Photography Career

Being an aspiring professional photographer is much more than just building a portfolio. Here are some tips on how to learn more about the industry.

Gabrielle Pascal, Hofstra University

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The Depiction of Crisis in ‘Avenue 5’ Feels Remarkably Relevant

Armando Ianucci's new comedic sci-fi series, featuring Hugh Laurie, Zach Woods and Rebecca Front, seems eerily similar to the current political climate in the U.S.

Emilia Chavez, Rice University

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No Deposit Vs. No Wagering Bonuses: What To Choose?

Casinos and gambling operators offer a lot of incentives to get you to play. What do they all mean?

Daniel Reed

A screen capture of Indian Matchmaking, depicting two individuals on a date

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‘Indian Matchmaking’ Gives a Rare Contemporary Portrait of Arranged Marriage

The Netflix original series illuminates the nuances of arranged marriage in the modern era, as well as the persistent shortcomings of Indian society.

Srishti Tyagi, Cornell University

Illustration by Sezi Kaya in article about Tiny Desk Concerts

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6 Tiny Desk Concerts That You Need To Check Out

All of the concerts in the NPR Music series are great, but these six are guaranteed to get you moving and grooving.

Renee Cantor, University of Pittsburgh

In an article about the OwnVoices Movement, a man outside reading a book

Pages·Thoughts

OwnVoices Reviewers on Goodreads Call For Authenticity in Minority Representation

People who share protagonists' identities shouldn't only author books. Their feedback can vastly improve how books represent marginalized groups.

Juliana Fujii, Biola University

A letter to the past, and a letter to the future, both addressed to "you"

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Two Letters You Need To Write Before the Summer Ends

These days we need to remind ourselves that there will be a future. Get to it. Once you start writing, the words will simply come to you.

Tess McGrinder, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Illustration by Ellen Budell of Raven, the star of That's So Raven

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‘That’s So Raven’ Models How Children’s Shows Should Discuss Race

The Disney Channel sitcom may have been made in the early 2000s, but their representation of racism feels like a gaze into the future.

Starr Shapiro, Columbia University

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J.G. Quintel’s New Show ‘Close Enough’ Lives Up to Its Name

The new show by the 'Regular Show' creator provides fans growing out of their 20s an assurance that even 30-somethings have trouble being adults.

Anna Swenson, Butler University

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Simone Biles’ Photo Shoot Sparks Criticism Over Vogue’s Lack of Diversity

The Olympic gymnast’s recent controversial Vogue cover story has revealed that the magazine has a long way to go to empower Black voices and creators.

Chloe Hamer, Pitzer College

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