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As you may have already guessed from Coca-Cola’s pink cans adorning supermarket shelves, or Penneys’ new range of post-surgery bras,
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Another college semester has rolled around and many are approaching the new academic year with enthusiasm, as new subjects to
New and Upcoming Movies to Watch in November
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The Gray Man follows Court Gentry aka Sierra Six (Ryan Gosling), who is learning his true place within the CIA
The Boys Season 3: A Bloody Good Time
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Ireland’s Place in Dramatic Cinema
There is no doubt that the movie industry has a strong connection to the people of Ireland. Whether its Irish
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With the recent push in animation toward diversity and representation, I was curious to see what Pixar’s new film Turning