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Postpartum Depression and Mental Health Portrayal in Media

May 25, 2023 Eri Daniel

Mental health is a thing that entertainment media pushes more and more in our entertainment for its importance in our…

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Posted in: FILM + TV Filed under: Black-ish, media, mental health, mental health awareness month, mental illness, postpartum depression, representatino, sitcom, tv, tv show

Rick and Morty: Stressed Out

May 7, 2023 Brianna Tancioco

In all parts of life, there will be a time when you will come across stress. There are many things…

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Posted in: FILM + TV Filed under: adult animation, animated comedy, animation, comedy, dark humor, Look Who's Purging Now, rick and morty, stress, tv, TV animation, tv show

SWARM and The Women Who’ve Fallen Through the Cracks

April 12, 2023 Rosa M.S.

Swarm is a satirical and twisted murder-filled series that hyperbolizes Beyonce’s infamously reactive and severe fanbase, “The Beyhive.” Lead screenwriters…

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Posted in: FILM + TV Filed under: Amazon Prime Video, Beyhive, Dominique Fishback, Donald Glover, Janine Nabers, new show, Ni'jah, streaming, Swarm, thriller, tv, tv series

It’s Their World, We’re Just Living in It: Iconic Women in Fiction

March 30, 2023 Alejandra Alvarez Guzman

Netflix is home to thousands of beloved content and some of the most memorable and exciting original series. The streaming…

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Posted in: FILM + TV Filed under: Anne with an E, films, Movie recommendations, movies, netflix, powerful, show recommendations, streaming, the queen's gambit, tv, TV shows, Where the Crawdad's Sing, women, Women's History Month

Spring 2023 TV Lineup

March 19, 2023 Mehreen Jeddy

With spring being the season of renewal, it’s fitting that the lineup of new TV has a plethora of season renewals amongst the series premieres.

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Posted in: FILM + TV Filed under: Emmy award, spring 2023, Star Wars, Succession, Ted Lasso, The Mandalorian, tv

In the Month of Love, Remember the Love You Have for Yourself

February 15, 2023 Mehreen Jeddy

The month of love brings with it feelings of happiness, loneliness, self-worth, friendship, and everything else under the sun. Because…

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Posted in: FILM + TV Filed under: BoJack Horseman, family, fleabag, friendship, Heartstopper, love, romance, self-love, show recommendations, shows, the good place, tv, TV shows

Indigenous Peoples and Their Depictions in Media

December 4, 2022 Tegan Rosso

Since 1990, November has been federally recognized as Native American Heritage Month within the United States. The purpose of national…

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Posted in: FILM + TV Filed under: films, indigenous, native americans, representation, reservation dogs, smoke signals, thanksgiving, tv

“A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving”: A Comfort Movie Perfect for the Holiday Season

November 23, 2022 Kiana Kalahele

Everyone has their very own traditions with friends and family, especially in light of the holiday season currently upon us.…

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Posted in: FILM + TV Filed under: A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving, cartoon, Charlie brown, holiday show, holidays, Peanuts, thanksgiving, traditions, tv

Keep Casting Closed for Revivals

October 6, 2022 Christine Kelly Salvador

Most of the time, we watch television to relax. We sit back on our cloud-like couch, rest our feet on…

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Posted in: FILM + TV Filed under: And Just Like That..., House, Mean Girls 2, Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous, reboots, recast, revival, sequels, television, The Fosters, tv

Five binge-worthy shows to watch on Netflix this summer that never get old

July 14, 2022 Kiana Kalahele

Summer is always the perfect time to catch up on favorite hobbies, travel, and watch lots of TV! During the…

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Posted in: FILM + TV Filed under: binge-watch, bingeworthy, lucifer, netflix, new girl, show recommendations, sitcoms, summer, summer shows, the circle, the good place, tv, young and hungry

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