Jacob Puestow, University of Wisconsin, Green Bay
‘Phantom of the Opera'”s broadway exodus harkens back to the initial failure of its not-so-famous spin-off.
By Jacob Puestow, University of Wisconsin, Green Bay
‘Phantom of the Opera'”s broadway exodus harkens back to the initial failure of its not-so-famous spin-off.
Natalie Gabor, Indiana University-Bloomington
Their absurdist comedy might seem like a bunch of randomnesses, but it’s really a coping mechanism for a world in crisis — and it’s funny to boot.
By Natalie Gabor, Indiana University-Bloomington
Their absurdist comedy might seem like a bunch of randomnesses, but it’s really a coping mechanism for a world in crisis — and it’s funny to boot.
Screens x February 5, 2021
Brady Fitzgerald, Immaculata University
Perhaps the most beloved video game in the franchise, this 2006 release whisks fans into a universe of dreams they won’t soon forget.
Screens x February 5, 2021
By Brady Fitzgerald, Immaculata University
Perhaps the most beloved video game in the franchise, this 2006 release whisks fans into a universe of dreams they won’t soon forget.
Screens x December 18, 2020
Brady Fitzgerald, Immaculata University
Even after 20 years, this episode portrays a unique take on mental illness that is hard to see at first glance.
Screens x December 18, 2020
By Brady Fitzgerald, Immaculata University
Even after 20 years, this episode portrays a unique take on mental illness that is hard to see at first glance.
Screens x December 4, 2020
Alex Luna, University of California, Berkeley
The Nicktoon has become one of the most popular sources for internet laughs, but how did it happen?
Screens x December 4, 2020
By Alex Luna, University of California, Berkeley
The Nicktoon has become one of the most popular sources for internet laughs, but how did it happen?
Screens x June 29, 2020
Luke Gair, Sewanee: The University of the South
Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? A gay sponge, according to Twitter speculation. The ocean eccentric is helping to normalize the LGBT community on TV.
Screens x June 29, 2020
By Luke Gair, Sewanee: The University of the South
Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? A gay sponge, according to Twitter speculation. The ocean eccentric is helping to normalize the LGBT community on TV.
Eric Alexander, University of Colorado Denver
Are ya ready, kids? The 20th anniversary of the classic show has arrived, and we’re here to help you celebrate.
By Eric Alexander, University of Colorado Denver
Are ya ready, kids? The 20th anniversary of the classic show has arrived, and we’re here to help you celebrate.
Screens x February 11, 2019
Scott Williamson, Florida Atlantic University
The once-iconic series is hardly recognizable today.
Screens x February 11, 2019
By Scott Williamson, Florida Atlantic University
The once-iconic series is hardly recognizable today.
