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Film & TV

A Closer Look at 'Crashing' and the Magic of Phoebe Waller–Bridge

Before 'Fleabag,' there was 'Crashing.' 

by ARIA VYAS

'Minari' Tenderly Explores Family and Sacrifice

The film is an emotional character–driven study of what it means to be a part of a family.  

by HARSHITA GUPTA

The Strange Comfort of the Time–Loop Romance Movie

Exploring beauty and cynicism of sci–fi twists on classic rom–com tropes 

by MEG GLADIEUX

Diving Into the Paradox of Matt James and The Bachelor's Problematic Casting

Matt James won’t solve the show’s deep–rooted issues in racial representation.

by PHUONG NGO

Dancing with the Devil: Dance in Horror Films

Dance horror is the genre where the graceful meets the grotesque. 

by ARIELLE STANGER

Amazon Prime’s ‘The Wilds’ is the Best Show You’re Not Watching

It’s so much more than a gender–swapped Lord of the Flies.

by MEG GLADIEUX

A Kardashian Post–Mortem: Looking Back on 12 Years of Influential Fame

A reflection on the family that revolutionized fame

by AIDAH QURESHI

A Tribute to the Legendary Larry King

Appreciating the highlights of his extensive career

by ARIELLE STANGER

A Love Letter to Uma Thurman, the Most Badass Lady in Film

The actress is simultaneously punchy and poised—on and off screen.

by ARIELLE STANGER

Five Movies About Non–Romantic Love to Watch on Valentine's Day

Here are some movies where romantic love takes a backseat. 

by KIRA WANG

Not Loving 'The Princess Bride' is Inconceivable

Why Rob Reiner's 1987 cult classic is still the ultimate comfort thrill

by ARIELLE STANGER

‘Promising Young Woman’ Dangerously Sugarcoats its Protagonist's Behavior

A movie that appears to be promising, but in actuality is rather problematic 

by ARIELLE STANGER

'Songbird' and the Film Industry’s Failing Attempt at Pandemic Production

Hollywood is rushing to give us pandemic–themed content. No one’s asking for it.

by MEG GLADIEUX

Pixar's 'Soul' Explores Existentialism

Though 'Soul' is targeted at children, it's a film that resonates with people of all ages. 

by ARIELLE STANGER

Discovering and Debunking the 'Bridgerton' Mania

Discover Netflix's latest hit show filled with drama, dukes, and delectable outfits.

by AIDAH QURESHI

'Inglourious Basterds' Rewrites History to Reshape Our Future

Though the film came out over a decade ago, its messages on Nazism and justice unfortunately remain relevant today. 

by ARIELLE STANGER

Why I Love 2005's 'Pride & Prejudice'

Though a controversial adaptation, 2005's 'Pride and Prejudice' endures and inspires genuine emotion.

by HARSHITA GUPTA

'The Mandalorian' Season 2 Episode 6 Recap: "The Tragedy"

Mando suffers a heartbreaking loss in his most recent adventure.

by CAYLEN DAVID

Sound Design Matters: A Review of the 'Twenty Thousand Hertz' Podcast

Dallas Taylor's latest project dives into the history and anatomy behind the world's most iconic sounds.

by CAYLEN DAVID

'The Mandalorian' Season 2 Episode 5 Review: "The Jedi"

Ahsoka Tano makes a glorious live–action debut, and Baby Yoda is finally given a name. 

by CAYLEN DAVID

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