UWG’s Theatre Virtually Produces ‘I and You’
Though live entertainment took a big blow this year due to COVID-19, UWG’s theatre company
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‘Citation’ Shows That Sexual Assault Is Everyone’s Problem
Citation is more than just a film about sexual assault. It is a movement. Released
Confronting Past Trauma in ‘His House’
It’s safe to say that many of us try to ignore the things that have
Holidate on Netflix Exposes Women’s Struggles
The new film Holidate released by Netflix is the spitting image of what a lot
‘The Haunting of Bly Manor’ Is 2020 Wrapped In A Series
The Haunting of Bly Manor was released by Netflix on Oct. 9. The nine episode
Netflix Educates Voters with ‘Whose Vote Counts, Explained’
Netflix collaborated with Vox to release a new miniseries last month titled Whose Vote Counts,
Captivation for Crime Junkies: ‘American Murder: The Family Next Door’
I have never considered myself a true crime junky, but after watching American Murder: The
‘Ratched’ on Netflix Is More Than Just a Thriller
The psychological thriller, Ratched, made its debut on Netflix on Sept. 18. Considering the eight
Netflix’s ‘The Social Dilemma’ Exposes Dangers of Social Media
Smartphones. . . can’t live with them and can’t live without them. After watching The Social Dilemma on
Why Netflix’s ‘Cuties’ Isn’t as Bad as Many Think
The Netflix film Cuties received controversy this month over its provocative tone and poor choice