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Who is Carlos Ghosn and Why Does Netflix Think We Care?

The streaming giant's new documentary covers the billionaire's rise and fall prior to his escape from Japan.

Megan Miller, Arizona State University

A drawing meant to represent loneliness shows a person painted in blue with smaller people standing around by themselves.

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Loneliness Is the New Epidemic

We're feeling more alone than ever. Social media and COVID-19 may be to blame.

Azeezah Ibraheem, Near East University

Rhaenyra Targaryen and Alicent Hightower posing in front of a dragon for the new show 'House of the Dragon'.

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A Woman’s Perspective on ‘House of the Dragon’

Why is HBO’s “House of the Dragon” series so successful and how does it differ from “Game of Thrones” in its handling of sensitive topics?

Teagan Angell, Fordham University

"Friends" characters Joey and Phoebe sitting on a couch

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Fictional Characters We All Wanted Together

Sometimes two people belong together but are kept apart by the hands of their creators. These are some duos we wish made it through.

Andrea Cepeda, University of North Texas

In an article about 'Hazbin Hotel,' four demons grin against a red backkground

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‘Hazbin Hotel’ Is Worth the Wait

Though 3 years have passed since the pilot episode dropped, fans continue to anticipate the release of the series — and for good reason.

Kirsten Kalebich, Arizona State University

An article on CHAARG has a picture of women doing yoga together

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CHAARG Is the Perfect Club For College Women

This fitness group has been liberating girls from the elliptical since 2012, and they want YOU to join!

Olivia Moosey, DePaul University

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This Is a New Generation of Sweepstakes Games

These casinos offer a distinct social experience to fans of the "traditional" casino experience, as well as newbies.

Daniel Reed

A Picture of Bob Barker in The Price Is Right

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‘The Price Is Right’ Set the Standard for American Game Shows

Over 50 years since it first aired, the hit series remains just as beloved and influential as its earliest incarnations.

Paul Hoskin, Weber State University

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The Obsession Over Evan Peters Has Reignited

Even after two decades on screen and a recent shift toward horror, the actor's fanbase continues to adore his work.

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

An image of people playing intramural sports shows a group throwing a basketball at sunset.

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Intramural Sports are More Than Just ‘Fun’

Exercising doesn't have to be boring or difficult. Colleges have started introducing new, exciting workouts for students!

Liam Jackson, Michigan State University

in article about job rejection, illustration of a woman facing towards two doors, one open with possibility and the other closed and locked away

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Job Rejection Is Not the End of the World

With the right mindset, you can turn disappointment into something amazing.

Valentina Palomino, SUNY Old Westbury

An article about maroon 5 has a drawing that shows a hand putting the play arm on a record.

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What Happened to Maroon 5 Since Their Debut Album?

Since their first release, ‘Songs About Jane,’ the well-known band has entered a strange and questionable place in pop culture.

Jacob Puestow, University of Wisconsin, Green Bay

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