5 Ways iCarly Was Ahead Of The Curve On Internet Trends
Reading Time: 4 minutes With the iCarly revival now streaming on Paramount+, I look at how the original series predicted various trends in internet culture.
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Anti-Blackness in Anime: Loving an Industry that Doesn’t Always Love Me
Reading Time: 7 minutes Anti-Blackness in anime exists, what is it like being a being Black fan who loves anime when the industry doesn’t always love you back.
FINDING MYSELF IN MEDIA: ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’ and Dissociation
Reading Time: 4 minutes While ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,’ Carroll’s novel, is a children’s book, it is not hard to see why it means so much to adults, including myself.
BTS’s “Black Swan” And The Complicated Emotions of Burn Out
Reading Time: 3 minutes BTS’ B-side track off of their Map of the Soul album, “Black Swan,” is about being a performer and becoming exhausted or burnt out by your own passion.
The Dutiful Wife: Hermia Easterbrook in ‘The Pale Horse’
Reading Time: 3 minutes The more Mark begins to lose his sanity over this mysterious list and investigation, Hermia is gaining clarity and ownership of herself.Â
REVIEW: ‘The GayBCs’ From Quirk Books
Reading Time: 3 minutes ‘The GayBCs’Â is a children’s picture book, published by Quirk Books, that focuses on educating children about LGBTQ+ terms and the community.
A Not So Sunny Day On ‘Sesame Street’ And the Uncertain Future of PBS
Reading Time: 5 minutes With HBO Max announcing Sesame Street exclusive content, it brings up serious concerns for the future of public access televison
How ‘Seis Manos’ Uses Mexican Folk Religion to Build its Magical World
Reading Time: 5 minutes Seis Manos is grindhouse, Kung Fu, and magic all rolled into one and it’s all built on a solid foundation of Mexican folk religious traditions.