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Dostoevsky’s dramatization of free will in an increasingly rational world
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Wordle or Word-Don’t?
A deep dive into The New York Times games rising popularity and how to play
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A Night of Stars, Drama and Likely Boredom!
The A&E editor’s preview of the 2024 Oscars Award show
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“October Sky:” A Star of a Movie
A movie about rockets and the red scare
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Literary Review: A God Who Hates
The absurdity of an eternal hell
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Big Splash for Big Fish
The latest musical coming to Eastern’s stage
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Winnings at the Emmys: A Recap of the 75th Annual Emmys Award Show
While the Oscars might be more well-known, the Emmys Award Show continues to be a popular occasion to pay attention to. While the Emmys this year reached its smallest audience yet, the award show still had about 4.3 million viewers on live television. If you don’t know, while the Oscars are an award show for
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Dear Hollywood: A media review of a podcast centered on advocating for children in the industry
Child stardom has been at the forefront of public consciousness in the past few years. From Miley Cyrus evoking her “Wrecking Ball” days with the song “Used To Be Young” to Jennette McCurdy’s memoir “I’m Glad My Mom Died,” we have been reminded of a generation of stars now reaching their thirties who burned hot