The 1619 Project: The Conversation Continues on Screen
“The 1619 Project” received much criticism and praise for its research about the beginning of slavery in United States. Now, it’s a docu-series on Hulu.
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“Squid Game”: Overcoming the “1-Inch Barrier” to Western Audiences
In recent years many Netflix specials have been hot Twitter trends while gaining the attention of countless binge-watchers such as “You” and “13 Reasons Why”, but no Netflix series has seen as much success as the recent Korean thriller “Squid Game”.
SMU Students Discuss Changing TV Options
Instead of buying bundles of channels packaged by TV providers, consumers have a variety of streaming services to subscribe to. This has created a new problem for consumers, which should they choose?
Everything You Need to Know About Disney+
A guide to the new Netflix
The Sparks in Adolescence – The Politician
The Politician, of the newer releases by Netflix, leaves viewers astonished as Ben Platt induces an emotional rollercoaster of reactions to heartwarming, gut-wrenching scenes in the drama.
Takeaways from the 2018 Emmy Awards
Who won at this year’s Emmy Awards?
Celebrate Galentine’s Day with the best gal pals on TV
Originally a lighthearted plot point on season two of NBC’s “Parks and Recreation,” Galentine’s Day has become an official celebration of friendships for many women.
What’s new to Netflix
There is never a limit to how much binge watching is too much. Here are some highlights of what’s new on Netflix.
Seven shows and movies to look forward to in 2016
1. Game of Thrones Even if you don’t watch the hit fantasy drama, the season 5 cliffhanger probably left you wondering, “Is Jon Snow really dead?” HBO is making us … Read More
Steve Jobs killed the TV star
I can safely declare that TV has secretly been dead for years. In fact, we’re carrying a rotting corpse into the mausoleum. TV is making its new home on your … Read More