Book Recs for Love Islanders
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Book Recs for Love Islanders

A hot new bombshell has entered the villa… and it’s a stack of romance books. In this Love Island-inspired roundup, we match Season 7 Islanders with their perfect bookish pairings—whether they’re giving emotionally toxic, slow-burn pining, or chaos. If you’ve ever screamed at a recoupling this one’s for you.

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7 Must Watch Shows and Films for Summertime
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7 Must Watch Shows and Films for Summertime

Summertime is for relaxing, dancing the long days away into the night and creating memories. Here is a list of shows for sleepovers with the girls and the theys, for the solo watchers with wine in hand or chill session with the family.

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Queer Artists to Listen to in Every Genre
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Queer Artists to Listen to in Every Genre

Are you a pink pilates pop princess? Or maybe you're dipping your toes into country. Whatever your music taste, look no further for queer artists in every genre to blast all pride month long.

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Sinners, Sound and Spirituality
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Sinners, Sound and Spirituality

Sinners use music, spirituality and identity to deliver various messages to its audience. From discourses about the church as a structural tool to how music is a spiritual act as Black diasporans. This article highlights the messages in the movie and how Coogler connects these three factors.

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6 Romantic Asian Dramas for Beginners
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6 Romantic Asian Dramas for Beginners

Wanna dive into the world of Asian Dramas? I warn you, this chokehold is tight and won't let you go easily! If you've got some free time, here are 6 Romantic Asian dramas with all the yearning and burning you need to get you started.

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Trans Representation in Film in the era of Emilia Pérez
Sera Wright Sera Wright

Trans Representation in Film in the era of Emilia Pérez

In the age of Emilia Pérez, and their harmful depictions of trans identity, we have to ask, Who gets to tell trans stories? We find the answer in two films, both centering trans stories, one created by a cis man, and one by a nonbinary individual.

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Casting, Colourism, Children of Blood and Bone
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Casting, Colourism, Children of Blood and Bone

The cast of Children of Blood and Bone's film adaption has caused controvesy and conversation in response to the lack of dark-skinned, Nigerian actors and actresses. Let's explore the problem of colourism in book-to-film adaptations and how production companies can do better.

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