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Netflix’s new hit series ‘XO, Kitty’ shines with cultural diversity

Netflix’s new hit series ‘XO, Kitty’ shines with cultural diversity

Isabella McClintock | June 16, 2023

Fake dating, enemies to lovers, long lost siblings and blossoming queer love are all in full supply in Netflix’s new hit limited series “XO, Kitty.” The 10 episode limited series is a spin off...

From left: Dean of physical education and athletics Eric Mendoza, Coach John Beam and Coach John Mosley at the most recent MOMENTUM event hosted by De Anza college on May 15 via Zoom.

Dean’s Momentum Series: Conversation and reflection on Netflix’s ‘Last Chance U’

Anisa Qadir | May 21, 2023

In De Anza’s ongoing Dean’s Momentum Series, two athletic coaches from the Netflix series “Last Chance U” shared their individual journeys and personal careers when working with community college...

‘20th Century Girl’ just another teenage first love movie

‘20th Century Girl’ just another teenage first love movie

Lauren Linh Bui | December 4, 2022

The new Korean teenage romance movie "20th Century Girl," brings back the nostalgic memories of first loves but, regrettably, leaves its audiences unsatisfied with the lack of some of the key characters’...

Enola Holmes 2 can’t get a clue about its lackluster plot

‘Enola Holmes 2’ can’t get a clue about its lackluster plot

Autumn Alvarez | November 19, 2022

In the plethora of preexisting Sherlock Holmes movies, one of the freshest takes on this franchise comes in a feminine shape known as Enola Holmes in Netflix's movies “Enola Holmes” and most recently...

Ana de Armas as Marilyn Monroe poses in front of a mirror in a scene in Blonde.

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Marilyn Monroe’s legacy in ‘Blonde’

Angela Nguyen | November 5, 2022

"Blonde," starring Ana de Armas as Marilyn Monroe, released to audiences worldwide on Netflix, Sept. 22. With a nearly three hour runtime, the film captivates and intrigues with its portrayal of Marilyn...

Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Series is a controversial piece of remembering horror and creating entertainment 

‘Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Series’ is a controversial piece of remembering horror and creating entertainment 

Autumn Alvarez | November 3, 2022

If you are anything like most Netflix users, you can sometimes spend more time mindlessly scrolling for something new to watch than actually watching. In the event that you’ve scrolled recently, say...

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The newest season of ‘Stranger Things’ is a phenomenal addition to its riveting universe

Maida Suta, Opinions Editor | June 30, 2022

After months and years of uncertainties from fans regarding the next release of “Stranger Things,” Netflix finally released Volume 1 of Season 4 of their hit show to eager audiences. With its incredible...

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The religious horrors and abuse of “Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey”

Maida Suta, Opinions Editor | June 17, 2022

Often, we pass by churches, synagogues, mosques, and temples without a thought, the buildings blending in with the rest of the cities we live in. Netflix’s newest documentary, “Keep Sweet: Pray and...

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“Senzo: Murder of a Soccer Star” leaves a lot of questions unanswered

Amin Faramarz, Reporter | June 2, 2022

The documentary series "Senzo: Murder of a Soccer Star" on Netflix was an enjoyable mix of true crime and sports content. Audiences would enjoy it if they are a fan of either genre.  Senzo Robert Meyiwa...

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Netflix’s “Love Hard” surprises with a heartfelt Christmas movie

Kaitlyn Khov, Reporter | December 1, 2021

When many think of Christmas movies, Hallmark movies featuring low-budget scenes and awkward acting come to minds. Fortunately for Netflix’s “Love Hard”, the cheesy Christmas movie manages to...

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