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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: Seize The Immovable Day
The summer sun was so hot that it bleached the orange linoleum floor of our kitchen. It baked the color right out, leaving only washed-out ridges and rims of flowers for me to run my […]
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Weekend Watch: “The Vast of Night” And Seeing Myself
“You’re gonna do big things, honey; you’re too big for this town.” I blink rapidly at the middle-aged Southern woman who has just held me down and forced contact lenses into my eyes for the […]
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Weekend Watch: “Emily In Paris” And Shows We Love To Hate
I’ve only had one celebrity encounter in my life—Lily Collins, Paris, adorable little café near the Seine river. Glamorous, right? Well, not exactly. Long story short, Collins bumped into me while I was waiting in […]
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Weekend Watch: A Sibling Bond Is An Unbreakable Bond
When I was in second grade, a fifth-grader physically hit me and bullied me. I kept quiet for a while, but then I realized that I have family in higher places (literally, my siblings), so […]
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Weekend Watch: Returning To The Theater
I walk through the glass doors and am greeted by the long-awaited aroma of buttery popcorn and the sound of drink machines. It’s been seven months of re-watching movies on the couch or discovering those […]
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Weekend Watch: How “Avatar: The Last Airbender” Challenges The #Girlboss Stereotype
A 15-year-old cartoon made for kids is not exactly what I pictured myself bingeing during quarantine, but after years of friends begging me to give the show a chance and reviews rating the show among […]