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Film 49	“The Ballad of Buster Scruggs” and the nature of Death The mythical age of the cowboy for the most part never existed, or at least didn't exist in the common... Sunni Rashad May 22
Comics 48	Marvel Ruins: An Exercise in Cynicism There are some works that do read as though the people behind them have an axe to grind not just... Sunni Rashad May 6
TV 47	Bad Boys: Dark, Dangerous, Disturbing… and Delicious Have you ever rewatched a series or picked up a YA novel you read when you were younger and asked... shoafhannah Apr 9
Film 45	Mean Girls — 20 Years of Sass, Pink, and Cultural Rule Mean Girls, hitting the 20-year mark in 2024, isn't just a teen flick; it's a timeless exposé on the wild... Beatrix Kondo Apr 2
Anime 50	The Ick: Anime Tropes that Repel Viewers Anime as a genre is bigger than it's ever been. Every year it seems the genre finds new ways to... Sunni Rashad Mar 11
Film 38	Corner Office: The Danger of the Isolation Corner Office (2023) starring Jon Hamm was a bit of a failure, critically and commercially despite winning an award at... Sunni Rashad Feb 27
Film 44	Click: A Tragic Tale Exploring the Importance of Family "Click" is a powerful and emotional story directed by Frank Coraci and written by Steve Koren. The film tells the... Aathi Feb 12
Film 52	Alienation in “There will be Blood” Capitalism is an ever growing maw, that takes from nature and hordes for itself. Mark Fisher, author of Capitalist Realism... Sunni Rashad Feb 6
Literature 47	1984: What Does it Tell us About The Purpose of Life? “1984” by George Orwell is a book about finding one’s truth and fighting for it. It displays a world where... Achu Baskaran Jan 29
Anime 48	Demon Slayer — The Silent Oppression of Nezuko Female anime characters often face silencing, demonization, and objectification. Nezuko's story is a stark illustration of this. Given Nezuko's pivotal... Beatrix Kondo Jan 4