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Growing up, the only type of relationships I saw on television were that of stereotypically “perfect” heterosexual couples. Not only this, but the characters would almost always fit perfectly into the mold of femininity or masculinity that society has placed on us for years.
Although Netflix originals, specifically romantic comedies, remain increasingly sought after, many perpetuate harmful stereotypes, double standards and unhealthy relationships.
Ever found yourself listlessly surfing social media after class wondering what to do for the rest of the evening?
With a name like Schitt’s Creek, it’s hard to take the town seriously. This is what the Rose family initially thought when they purchased the town for comedic effect. However, when it turns out to be the only sanctuary the spoiled family has left after losing their fortune, the Roses find there is more to Schitt’s Creek than meets the eye.
As we are almost halfway done with our first full week of the fall semester, that end-of-summer feeling is starting to set in, and maybe it already has, but don’t let that mindset fool you into believing summer jams are only for the summer.
I'm stressed.
You know that Netflix show that's set in the '80s, has an ensemble cast and is currently on its third season? No, not the one with the quirky kids who have Winona Ryder on the verge of mental breakdown every other episode, the other one. You have no idea what I’m talking about, do you?
Show: “Good Omens”
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The meme culture was created long before the class of 2019’s time at USC, but it has undoubtedly changed in the last four years.
One year ago today, I, and approximately 458,000 others, stayed up past our bedtimes to simultaneously stream Beyoncé’s Coachella performance on YouTube.
Let’s admit it: Disney hasn’t been all that great lately. All of its recent remakes are pure money grabs, and it hasn’t been coming out with much original material. They bought both Star Wars and Marvel, and who knows what will be next?
Show: Quicksand
After a year on hiatus, Netflix's popular hit "Stranger Things" will return for its third season on July 4. In the meantime, Netflix has been busy on its social media accounts, posting Easter eggs only hardcore fans could spot.
Halfway through the semester, there’s fair chance you might not have closely reviewed a syllabus in a few months. However, upon glancing at several syllabuses and the university bulletin, you may be reminded of the odd policy concerning attendance.
As students prepare for finals and summer vacation, here's a few gems that can make the last half of the semester just a little more bearable.
I always think about the movie moments in my life. Little blips of time covered in a vignette stored in my mind based on silly clichés and terrible teen dramas.
In a time where everything happens instantly, it is important that people are able to manage their time and get through tasks as quickly as possible. That is why many people, including myself, prefer to watch a TV series instead of reading a book or watching a movie.
Show: “The Umbrella Academy”
With the Oscars in just one week, The Daily Gamecock sat down with two employees at the Nickelodeon Theatre in preparation for the big night. Programming coordinator Omme-Salma Rahemtullah and marketing manager Amanda Windsor talk about their favorite films of 2018 and predict the biggest winners of the awards show.