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What better way to enjoy this fabulous night of red carpet looks than to throw your very own party filled with games and food that match the Oscars?
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As a lawyer and former ACLU deputy director, Jeffery Robinson has dedicated his life to righting wrongs — the pressing and the cataclysmic.
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“Shang-Chi” is one of the only Hollywood movies overcoming the typical “invisible” Asian man or the hypersexualized Asian woman stereotypes.
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We live in a society — one that is too afraid of having our favorite shows, movies and books spoiled before we watch or read them.
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Using disposable cameras has been a popular trend, but here’s why you should ditch the disposable camera and get yourself a film camera.
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Here is a roster of the good that 2020 has produced, as voted on by The Daily Californian’s arts & entertainment staff, all thanks to the passion and dedication of those creating just as much as we’re consuming.
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Nielsen started beekeeping at the age of 17. Under the tutelage of Michael Thiele, the champion of “rewilding,” Nielsen’s passion for honeybees blossomed.
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Film photography seems to be all over social media nowadays, despite the seemingly clear advantages of digital photography. Here’s why we think that is.
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Having neurotypical people represent neurodiverse roles feels belittling to me. It reduces something so complicated, so nuanced, so weird and beautiful, into a personality trait. Suggesting that autism is a definitive personality trait that anyone can portray, even if they aren’t autistic, isn’t authentic representation.
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“Antebellum” criticizes the most extreme forms of white supremacy, but offers little to no commentary on the covert, just as harmful behaviors of less hyperbolized actions.
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