Production for HBO’s ‘The Time Traveler’s Wife’ Begins in New York
The new HBO Original drama series The Time Traveler’s Wife is officially in production, which is taking place in New
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Fall in Love With ‘Schitt’s Creek’ All Over Again by Reading ‘Best Wishes, Warmest Regards: The Story of Schitt’s Creek’
Are you ready for the official Schitt’s Creek tie-in book by Daniel Levy and Eugene Levy? Best Wishes, Warmest Regards:
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Barry Jenkins and the Cast of ‘The Underground Railroad’ Discuss the Powerful Limited Series
Colson Whitehead’s novel The Underground Railroad is a necessary reading for the ways it transcends a violent history and navigates
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See the Trailer for Netflix’s ‘The Last Letter From Your Lover’
The Last Letter From Your Lover is a summer romance film starring Felicity Jones, Shailene Woodley, Callum Turner, Joe Alwyn,
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Get a Glimpse of Netflix’s Newest Thriller, ‘The Woman in the Window’
Back in April, Netflix got fans hyped with an official trailer and poster for The Woman in the Window, which
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The Middle Geeks Interview: Reem Faruqi and Fahmida Azim of ‘Amira’s Picture Day’
We welcome author Reem Faruqi and artist Fahmida Azim to talk all about their new book “Amira’s Picture Day”!
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Hard NOC Life 212: Mandy Gonzalez is ‘Fearless’
In the first of two episodes of Hard NOC Life releasing this week, Keith sits down with Broadway superstar and
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Amy Adams Stars in Netflix’s New Psychological Thriller, ‘The Woman in the Window’
The Woman in the Window premieres on May 14, and Netflix just dropped a trailer that will leave you on
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Netflix Just Dropped the Trailer for ‘Things Heard and Seen’ and It Looks Creepy
Things Heard & Seen is hitting Netflix on April 29 and the trailer is leaving viewers on the edge of
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The Case for a Sherlock Holmes Multiverse
“A Study in Scarlet” was first published in Beeton’s Christmas Annual in 1887. 134 years later, we’re still fascinated by the arrogant detective and the world he inhabits. What is it about Holmes that continues to intrigue us? Is it his quest to right wrongs? His disciplined mind? Or is it some kind of elusive quality that we cannot decipher, but know that we need?
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Things You Need to Know Before Watching Netflix’s ‘Shadow and Bone’
In about a month on April 23, Netflix will premiere Shadow and Bone to the world. Based on Leigh Bardugo’s
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An Endorsement: Tim Fielder’s ‘Infinitum’
Afrofuturism is having a moment. First posited by journalist Mark Dery in the early 1990s, Afrofuturism is now a full-blown social, cultural, psychological, technological, and aesthetic movement. And never has this movement, this moment, been more fully realized than in Tim Fielder’s magnum opus, Infinitum. To call it a graphic novel would be to undercut it’s value. It is an enterprise of speculative cultural cartography.
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The Inspiration Behind the Story of Disney’s ‘Flora & Ulysses’
When you first hear about the upcoming Disney+ film, Flora & Ulysses, you wonder just how Newbury Award-winning author and
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Ava DuVernay’s Collection of Work is Necessary Viewing for Students and Educators Alike
Six years ago, I was student teaching in Durham under the graduate MAT program at Duke University and was well
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Brittney Morris’ ‘Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales – Wings of Fury’ Delivers
There could not be a better time to grab the companion novel to Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales than now. The
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Movie Magic with ‘The Witches’ Star Jahzir Bruno
Last week, Halloween came a bit early, as Warner Bros. brought the big screen home with The Witches on HBO
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NOC’s Preeti Chhibber Launches ‘Star Wars’ Children’s Book: ‘A Jedi You Will Be’
Heyyy! It’s Kuya P and I recently sat down with NOC’s own, Preeti Chhibber of Desi Geek Girls to discuss
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New Trailer for ‘Roald Dahl’s The Witches’ Magically Appears
For any Roald Dahl fan who grew up in the ’90s, the original The Witches starring the incomparable Anjelica Huston,
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Black Freedom Beyond Borders: Memories of Abolition Day
It’s Black August. In commemoration of this day, Wakanda Dream Lab + Policy Link have released the free augmented reality
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From Wands to Bending
Anyone who knows me knows I love The Wizarding World. My entire family does. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone was the first
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Southern Fried Asian: Luisa A. Igloria
On a brand new Southern Fried Asian, Keith reconnects with his former college professor, Luisa A. Igloria, who was just
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Shawn Speaks with Claribel Ortega, Author of ‘Ghost Squad’
Ghost Squad is a middle grade/young audiences (depending on their tolerance for the spooky) novel that does so many things
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From ‘Rise’ to ‘Shadow,’ F.C. Yee on Deepening the Story of Avatar Kyoshi
Last summer, the universe of Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra expanded with the release of The
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