In modern media, the cultural shift between what is considered appropriate for children’s games versus games marketed towards adolescents and beyond has begun to highlight…
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Have you ever wondered what makes someone a hero? Is it their power or their strength? Or is it their charisma and ability to bring…
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The classic Disney movie Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was produced by Walt Disney Productions in 1937, becoming the first Disney Princess movie. It…
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Many films about women can be emotionally powerful, often evoking sympathy and a strong sense of connection; however, such responses do not necessarily lead to…
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In the classic Chinese epic Journey to the West, monsters usually leave no trace behind; they appear, they are defeated, and then they are forgotten.…
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They don’t like us. They don’t like us. Kendrick Lamar’s “Not like us” was the song of the year, literally,winning the hearts and minds of…
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When most people think of La La Land, they recall the opening notes of “City of Stars” or the iconic scene of Mia and Seb…
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Behind the White Mask: Experiencing Art Beyond Interpretation in Sleep No More Imagine being stripped of your identity behind a white mask and forced to…
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This year’s halftime show was performed by Bad Bunny, a Puerto Rican rapper known for his reggaeton and Latin trap music. The simple fact that…
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Kindness is the New Punk Rock: the Politics of Using Kindness as a Means of Resistance Despite the major advancements to our present day film…
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Content: collage with description by Addison Weed KEY: Description that accompanies the collage What we do have is the lowest crime numbers in decades… and…
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