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‘Animal Crossing: New Horizons’ Promises Delight and Relaxation
One of Nintendo’s most-beloved franchises released a new installment on March 20, just in time to spread some wholesome, heart-warming cheer when the world desperately needs a little sunshine. Ironically sharing a release date with the breakneck demon slaying of “DOOM Eternal,” “Animal Crossing: New Horizons” delivers a serene and plodding experience that should delight […]
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Retro Review of ‘You’re Next:’ A Home Invasion Thriller With a Twist
In the wake of this pandemic and the postponing of everything, now seems like a good time to go offroad and talk about some weird movies near and dear to my heart. I’m also willing to bet that these movies are strangers to you, which makes this detour all the more exciting! So get ready […]
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Bad Bunny Hides Feminist Message Behind New Music Video
On Friday, March 27, Puerto Rican Latin trap and reggaeton singer, Bad Bunny, released the music video of “Yo Perreo Sola,” which translates to “I Twerk Alone.” This single is one of the many songs included in his album “YHLQMDLG,” meaning “Yo hago lo que me da la gana” or “I do whatever I want.” […]
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I Watched ‘Love Is Blind’ so You Don’t Have to
The new Netflix show “Love is Blind” takes you on a fast- and drama-filled experience with five couples becoming engaged to each other within just days of knowing one another. “Love is Blind” is a reality television dating show on Netflix produced by Kinetic Content, who also created “Married at First Sight” and “The Bachelor.” […]
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‘The Art of Sisters’ Makes Illinois Debut
A new play hits Oak Brook’s Mayslake Peabody Estate March 4 to 7. “The Art of Sisters,” adapted and directed by Miriam Canfield, is a retelling of the Bronte’s sister’s story and their Christianity. Canfield is a Naperville native that got her start as a dancer before pursuing acting at the age of 16. “I […]
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‘The Invisible Man’ Review: Terror Unseen
Do you know that feeling you get when you’re alone? That creeping sensation that crawls up the back of your neck. Like someone breathing on you? How you can’t help but feel like someone, or something, is there with you? Imagine that thing is a murderous psychopath, and because you can’t prove it exists, everyone […]
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