Cobra Kai’s Rayna Vallandingham Shares the Secret to Crushing Those Spin Kicks
With Cobra Kai season six, part three premiering February 13—marking the end of the show’s nearly seven-year run—we chatted ...
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Waking Ballet Up from Its 100-Year Nap
What I loved most about Pacific Northwest Ballet's run of The Sleeping Beauty was how it subtly but meaningfully challenged ...
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EDUCATION: MBUSD adds two integrated ethnic studies courses
Mark McDermott The Manhattan Beach Unified School District Board of Education is preparing to offer two new courses for the ...
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Interview: Phil Elverum
Phil Elverum chats about the hazards of metaphor, returning to analogue recording, self-referentiality, and much more.
The Most Sarcastic Movie And TV Characters Ever
There are some great sarcastic TV and movie characters that we need to talk about. Regarding movie and TV characters that ...
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The Unseen (and Unpaid) Labor of Black Women: Horror’s Savior Trope and the Reality of Erasure
Mo Moshaty looks at three contemporary horror films and how they depict the unappreciated labor of Black women.
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Panic as cheeky crow steals tourist's ice cream
Two tourists were strolling through the streets of Sapporo in Japan. Suddenly, there was an animal attack from the air.
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Questlove confronts the 'burden of Black genius' in a new Sly Stone documentary
"To be normal, to be human, not to be the scary Black guy, not to be the oversexualized person, but just a normal, relatable, everyday person. To me, that's the dream." What people don't know is ...