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The mid season finale of Gossip Girl, “Parentsite” , finally finds solid ground in the season long plot it’s been struggling to weave together. The episode details the characters like humans rather than just two-dimensional representations of Gen Z. Zoya…
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Social media’s impact in spreading pop culture from country to country is immense. Whether it’s music like K-Pop becoming a growing phenomenon or movies like Parasite and shows like Elite, these forms of media are watched by millions all around the world speaking neither Korean…
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‘Nine Perfect Strangers’ is far from perfect, and not strange in the ways it wants to be, and is more interested in its star-studded cast than the story.
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“Black Hole Sun” continues ‘Roswell, New Mexico’ season three’s strong start, but there are still some questionable story choices.
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Even at the penultimate episode of ‘The White Lotus,” clarity and purpose on the show’s larger themes is still lacking.
‘Stargirl’ season two premiere review: “Summer School: Chapter One” introduces the new enemies of the JSA
The post-battle reality in Blue Valley isn’t exactly what Courtney Whitmore envisioned on DC’s Stargirl. “Summer School: Chapter One” captured the restless feeling of the Justice Society of America members (and their families) dealing with their lives after season one…