Arts & Entertainment
Weekend Watch: Comfort Edition
Comfort movies are the ones you put on when you’ve had a bad day, you’re inexplicably sad or you just want to revisit the world they let you into for a few hours. Read on […]
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Weekend Watch: TV Shows, Movies And Time Commitment
By Maddie Steele & Julia Burks There are two kinds of people in the media consuming world: those who would choose to binge a TV series and those who would rather sit down to watch […]
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That’s My OPINION!!! Episode 2: The Book Was Better
Caroline and Naomi discuss opinions on the best and worst book-to-movie/TV adaptations. Caroline defends her favorite female characters, and Naomi waxes poetic about her love for “The Lord of the Rings.” Please note: This episode […]
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The A&E Journal: What I’m Watching To Pass The Time
There aren’t many words that can accurately describe the times we are living in right now. Routines have been uprooted, jobs relocated and lives changed. As college students, the trajectory of our average day has […]
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Weekend Watch: How Parasite Reveals The Value Of The Oscars
For as long as I can remember, I’ve loved movies. It started with the animated Disney classics (“Peter Pan,” “Aladdin,” “The Lion King,” you name it) all on VHS’s gifted to us by my grandmother, a […]
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Movie Magic: How Ryan Coogler And Michael B. Jordan Might Just Be The Shaq And Penny Of The Film Industry
The director/actor constant collaborators are an underrated part of the film world. In the beginning, you had Jimmy Stuart and Alfred Hitchcock, two icons in their own right who helped develop America’s love of film. […]
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Logorrhea 211: The One With Rabbit Trails, Oh So Many Rabbit Trails
Korey Adams, Liz Caldwell, and Katie Chappell join forces on this episode of Logorrhea to pay their respects to Clark, discuss the proper pronunciation of “BlacKKKlansmen” and––in Korey’s case––break the rules by playing two songs. […]