By Nia Harmon
Adapted from the book of the same name, “How to Blow Up a Pipeline” is an environmental activism thriller curated to show the realities of environmental injustice throughout the United States.
Category: TV & Movies
Dumb Money: How a Massachusetts native took down investment giants
By Nia Harmon
Based off of the true stories of ordinary people with an extraordinary leader, the new movie Dumb Money recounts the GameStop short squeeze of 2021 that took down hedge fund empires.
‘Ted Lasso’ cast to be hosted by Bidens to promote mental health
By Colette Lauture
Cast members will discuss the significance of mental health and well-being with the President and First Lady.
2023 Oscars nominations released
By Hilen Miralda
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First Asian-American muppet debuts on “Sesame Street”
By Rhiannon Melton
Sesame Street is introducing the first Asian-American muppet as part of its social justice initiative.
Serious Starpower Heads to ‘SNL’ Stage in December
By Samantha Johnss
NBC comedy show “Saturday Night Live” shared who will grace the stage as hosts and musical guests this holiday season.
Jeopardy Host Alex Trebek May Leave Show Amid Cancer Battle
By Soleil Easton
Alex Trebek is back in chemotherapy for his stage 4 pancreatic cancer which may cause his role as “Jeopardy!” host to come to a close.
Grab Your Tissues for “Five Feet Apart”
By Elizabeth Perkin
Cole Sprouse and Haley Lu Richardson make you believe in love again.
Jussie Smollett Dropped from “Empire” Season Five After Being Arrested for False Police Report
By Katrina Dizon
The arrest and removal from the show occurred after Smollett claimed he was a victim of a hate crime last month.
Forging a Forgery: Jeff Whitty’s Experience on Writing “Can You Ever Forgive Me?”
By Kristen Bates
Writing Lee Israel isn’t easy, but Jeff Whitty has a deep understanding of who she is in the world and why her story matters.