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What exactly is expressive writing? Evans described it as a simple opportunity to express your most significant feelings about what is currently affecting your life.
Marie Kondo and Audrey Gelman have, wittingly or not, made their honest messages into beautiful and fancy goods and services that fail to honor their original design.
In all its glamorous artificiality and melodrama, “Love Island” occupied a strangely comforting place in my life, wherein its faults were fodder for my ironic consumption.
Benedict Cumberbatch seems to be steadily making his way through the 20th century.
Aneil Karia made his Sundance Film Festival debut with “Surge,” a psychological thriller that stars Ben Whishaw as Joseph, a troubled young man who lives an isolated life in London as an airport security officer.
“We all like to think of childhood as this time of joy and innocence. But for many of us, it’s just not true.”
Writer-director Rian Johnson breathes life back into the “whodunit” with “Knives Out.”
For anyone looking to parlay their secret TikTok skills into an academic setting, look toward Duke’s Arts of the Moving Image program.
Sweatpants, flip flops, and an oversized logo t-shirt: the classic outfit of choice for your typical college student. Right?
It’s the perfect time to reflect on the thrilling, bloody and witty zombie horror-comedy that is “Shaun of the Dead.”
Last Thursday, the AMI program put on the 2019 Student Film Festival in the Rubenstein Arts Center.
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