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K/DA Leaves Audiences Wanting More

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Year after year, the League of Legends World Championship final opening ceremonies increasingly astound fans. From massive dragons descending on stadiums to champions...

Disney+ With Its Head In The Clouds

A&ELucia Arreola -
From “Onward” to “Mulan,” and now, “Clouds,” Disney+ continues to supply its viewers with new material to fill the long hours of quarantine....

Cooper Raiff’s Directorial Debut Is A Tender Moment In An Otherwise Unrelenting Quarantine

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As students have come to reconcile with the rudiments of remote learning and social distancing, Cooper Raiff’s “Shithouse” exists simultaneously as an object...

‘Blackpink: Light Up the Sky’ Reveals A More Personal Look Into Blackpink’s Career As the Biggest Girl Group in the World

A&ERyan Mikeala Nguyen -
Blackpink released “Blackpink: Light Up the Sky,” a Netflix Original documentary that gives insight into their lives as K-pop singers, on Oct. 14....

Paramount Pictures In The Pandemic

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Like many other difficult times in history, entertainment is what keeps people going. People are willing to pay a buck to laugh, cry,...

Keshi’s ‘Always’ Gives Us a Glimpse Into His Heart

A&EChelsea Pan -
Houston-based singer-songwriter Keshi — stylized as "keshi" — released his sixth EP "always" on Oct. 23. “always” continues his discography’s recurring themes of...

Fall Quarter At Claire Trevor School of the Arts: A Creative Season of Virtual Events

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Fall 2020 quarter is in full swing at UCI, and despite hopes that we’d be back to hands-on learning, the continued prevalence of...

Netflix’s ‘Rebecca’ Is More Lifeless Than Its Title Character

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It is difficult to watch Netflix’s “Rebecca,” which was released on Oct. 21, without thinking of the 1940s version of the same name....

The Rocky Return of ‘Saturday Night Live’

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NBC’s weekly comedy show “Saturday Night Live” returned to 30 Rockefeller Plaza for its 46th season on Oct. 3. A staple of primetime...

As The Thrilling Sequel To ‘The Haunting Of Hill House,’ ‘The Haunting Of Bly Manor’ Does Not Disappoint

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When Netflix released “The Haunting of Hill House” in 2018, it didn't take long for people to pick up the 10 episode short...

Netflix’s ‘Social Distance’ Explores Interpersonal Connection Amidst the Pandemic

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Netflix, now the most recognized streaming giant, has been endlessly releasing content of all themes and genres, making a quarantine-themed anthology seemingly inevitable....

Body Shaming In Ballet: Yes, It’s Still Happening

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Dear Dance Community, we are not replaceable. Ballet is not all wine and roses, nor is it always pink tutus and tiaras. Behind all...
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