Study Breaks - Page 77 of 447 - Fresh perspectives on pop culture from students across the United States.

In an article about Guillermo del Toro's film 'Pinocchio,' the marionette and his father roam through the forest.

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Guillermo del Toro’s Imaginative Adaptation of Pinocchio: A Sentimental Review

This animated feature is beyond the acclaimed director's comfort zone, but exceptional nonetheless.

Elannah Swarnes Matos, University of Puerto Rico-Mayagüez

A woman stands with airport luggage, among a multitude of ways that she may pass time at an airport.

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Seven Ways To Pass Time at the Airport

Here are a few ideas to help decrease any pre-flight boredom.

Victoria Hock, Houghton University

In an article about Black anime fans, an illustration of three different Black characters drawn in anime style.

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Why Do So Many Black People Love Anime?

As it has become more mainstream in America, Japanese animation has attracted many African American fans.

Morgan Brown, Wake Forest University

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The Power of Media: Three Asian Movies with Strong Social Values

Dive into the cinematic productions that effectively encouraged society to make changes.

Danni Shuai, University of Southern California

In an article about video essays, a person lies on their bed with an open laptop.

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The Growing Popularity of Video Essays

This marriage of visual and written media is gaining remarkable traction online.

Azeezah Ibraheem, Near East University

In an article about preparing high school seniors for the real world, a photo of college professor with a blackboard full of math equations behind them.

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Schools Need To Teach Students About the Real World

A high school diploma doesn't teach you how to do your taxes.

Andrea Cepeda, University of North Texas

A montage of celebrity forms such as Marilyn Monroe and Michael Jackson amongst Hollywood Stars.

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Hollywood Might Be Running Out of Movie Ideas

The film industry has slowly embodied the concept of reduce, reuse and recycle with biopics about celebrities.

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

In an article about the upcoming live-action Spider-Man Noir TV show, art of the director and the titular character against a webbed background.

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What To Know About the Upcoming Live Action “Spider-Man” Show

There's a lot to look forward to with this fun mashup of Marvel and film noir.

Dominic Catalano, Arizona State University

A young girl sits cross legged on a couch, with a cat sitting next to her. She is looking at a computer held in her lap, which displays a blue web page with a stylized image of Virginia Woolf alongside the author's book "A Room of One's Own."

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Virginia Woolf’s ‘A Room of One’s Own’ Is as Relevant Today as it Was in the 1920s

Though this novel was published almost a hundred years ago, its argument is still applicable today: creatives are not given the resources they need to thrive.

Shawna Smith, University of Phoenix

In an article about becoming a personal assistant, a laptop sits on a desk.

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How To Become a Personal Assistant

This comprehensive guide will set you on the right path for a successful and interesting career as a personal assistant.

Daniel Reed

The cast of one of the most popular sitcoms of all times,"Friends" pose together for a photo while drinking sundaes.

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Are Multi-Cam Sitcoms Losing Relevancy?

Newer shows seem to be struggling at the moment, but there is still hope that they'll become popular again.

Julia Concepcion, Virginia Commonwealth University

In an article about video game movie adaptations, the Hollywood sign sits on a pile of video game items and references.

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Are Video Game Adaptations the Next Big Thing for Hollywood?

This rising genre looks to be making a lasting impact on the film industry.

Malaki Lingg, The University of Texas at San Antonio

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