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Netflick of the Week: Terrace House Aloha State

November 16, 2017November 16, 2017 Tyler Leighton0

In November of last year, Netflix began streaming the new edition of their popular Terrace House reality series, but don’t feel bad for not knowing about it. Terrace House began as a Fuji TV production in 2012, and was originally broadcast through Japanese Netflix. Aloha State is the first time the series’ titular Terrace House has been outside of Japan: This series is based

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Taylor Swift Owns Her Past on “Reputation”

November 13, 2017November 13, 2017 Nick Klotz0

“Reputation” is an apt title for an album that sees Taylor Swift taking ownership of her history of breakup anthems and thinly-veiled disses and emerging with a new sense of wisdom. The new album is a more grown up Swift, but does it truly show she’s taking control of her narrative? Take the opener “...Ready for It?” that immediately hits the listener with an

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Netflick of the Week: Stranger Things 2

November 10, 2017November 10, 2017 Megan Palmer0

If you are reading this review, odds are, you fall into one of a couple categories of people. 1. You (like me) just finished binge watching the entirety of Stranger Things 2 in seemingly one fell swoop and need to talk to someone about it. 2. You (like me up until about two days ago) have yet to watch Stranger Things 2 because life

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Time Has Changed and So Has “Will & Grace”

November 7, 2017November 7, 2017 Samantha Aguilar Hernandez0

“Will and Grace” are back stronger and funnier than ever. Old fans will surely enjoy the comeback of the original foursome, however, the show will be facing a new challenge: a new audience. New social norms, concepts, ways of living, opinions and furthermost, ideals are some of the challenges the revival of the show will have to explore in upcoming episodes. Having seen the first

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Netflick of the Week: Master of None

November 3, 2017 Tyler Leighton0

“Master of None” is not the typical Netflix series. Its second season was not announced in a surprise Super Bowl commercial. There aren’t parties held to binge the newest episodes. When “Master of None” was initially released, there was a quiet, small audience that sat down to watch; they told their friends about it, and those friends told their friends. That word of

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The Front Bottoms Grow Up on “Going Grey”

November 1, 2017October 31, 2017 Nick Klotz0

The newest record from New Jersey act The Front Bottoms has landed a far cry away from the basements and bedrooms that gave the band life. The band has returned with new sounds, a new perspective, but also the reassurance that it’s going to be okay, the same boys are still there underneath. The best descriptor for The Front Bottoms has always been something

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Netflix and Stephen King Do It Again with “1922”

October 31, 2017October 31, 2017 Kevin Guimond0

As of lately, Netflix has been coming out with a number of different, new TV shows and movies that are fit for the community of those yearning for something new with their subscriptions. With new movies like “Gerald’s Game” and new TV like “Stranger Things: Season 2,” people have a good incentive to be on Netflix often. One newly released movie on Netflix that

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Drama Club, Office of Diversity, Generation Equality and CAPE to Produce “Rocky Horror Picture Show”

October 30, 2017August 8, 2019 Maddie Covino and Nicole Clark0

The cast and crew are ready to jump to the left and a step to the right into the world of Rocky Horror. On Tuesday October 31 at 9 p.m., the Drama Club will be preforming a live screen play in Walker Auditorium, located in the Robert Frost building, of the infamous “Rocky Horror Picture Show.” This event is free and anybody is invited

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Netflick of the Week: Stranger Things

October 26, 2017October 27, 2017 Tyler Leighton0

Netflix produces lots of popular original series and has streamed even more that had already begun to develop a large fan base while they were on television. “Stranger Things” was different, a Netflix original series that immediately generated a huge cult following and in only eight episodes became one of the streaming service’s most popular shows with a hotly anticipated second season. “Stranger Things”

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Live Your Nightmares in “The Evil Within 2”

October 25, 2017October 25, 2017 Troy Robinson0

Bethesda decided to treat fans of the first “Evil Within” to a sequel. This sequel remained under the radar until its announcement, coming as a shock to fans. “The Evil Within 2” was revealed during 2017’s E3 Conference held in Los Angeles. Fans couldn’t wait to immerse themselves back into Bethesda’s world of survival horror and ammunition conservation. Bethesda even reintroduced old fan favorite