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Netflix Is Bringing Back the Love Triangle in ‘Never Have I Ever’

Who will Devi choose? The supportive Ben who happens to be in a relationship, or the available bad boy Paxton?

Safiya Nygaard Is the Queen of YouTube

With her dry humor, her experimental videos and her willingness to talk about sensitive topics, it's no wonder she has millions upon millions of viewers.

Lauren Buchko, Michigan State University

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How Anthony Padilla Is Using His Channel to Help People

The former Smosh YouTuber is offering a voice to those who are often oppressed and stereotyped, all in a judgment-free and educational way.

Lisa Lilianstrom, Northern Illinois University

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Eight Years After the Finale, ‘Merlin’ Lives On Thanks to Fan Creations

The final scene of the BBC series broke hearts, but the fanbase has coped by creating its own fan fiction and videos — much of it incredibly popular.

Karunya Bhramasandra, Stanford University

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Here Are 4 Nutrition Apps To Help You Reach Your Wellness Goals

You want to stay healthy, but keeping track of macros, micros and calories can be confusing. Let these applications do the work for you.

Mirella Gonzales, Texas Tech University

A copy of the young adult book They Both Die at the End

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5 Underrated Young Adult Books That You Might Not Have Heard Of

They might not be getting big movie or TV adaptations, but they might just become your new favorites.

Kaelani Ramirez, Arizona State University

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‘Extraction’ Adds an Emotional Aspect to Its Frenetic Action

The new Netflix film starring Chris Hemsworth became the No. 1 most watched on the day of its release. But what makes it more appealing than other films in the genre?

Janella Tibbetts, Framingham State University