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Monthly Archives: April 2013
52 Card Pickup
“House of Cards” first episode ends with congressman Francis Underwood (played by Kevin Spacey) digging into a rack of ribs at a barbecue joint in a rough neighborhood at 7 in the morning. It feels like the last scene in a … Continue reading
Creating Subculture
A rowdy group of twenty-somethings looks for love, a three-generation family living under one roof battles newcomers to their neighborhood, rough fisherman work at the most dangerous job in America and fearless cops dodge a gang member’s bullets. Although these … Continue reading
“I Wonder If We Could Give Our Eyes a Break”
“Parks and Recreation” aired two new episodes this Thursday, both of which were funny and touching, as per usual. One episode even included a mockery of senate filibusters and the Second Amendment. Have I talked about how much I love … Continue reading
I recently read this article from Alan Sepinwall about the difficulty in keeping up with so many high-quality television shows. He admits that its a good problem to have as a TV critic, but I still feel for his pain. I’ve … Continue reading
International Journalism, Startups, and Moving to Radio
In class today, we heard from guest speaker Maria Balinska, the founder of Latitude News, an international news site based in Cambridge. Balinska founded the site a year and a half ago after working as an editor at the BBC … Continue reading
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Catching Up with Scranton
I stopped watching “The Office” after Steve Carrell left, oh, about four seasons ago. But the show was admittedly one of my favorites throughout most of high school. After watching an old episode recently, and the news that NBC might … Continue reading
Check Out These Blogs
For my blog, I follow various websites to keep in-the-know with what’s happening in the fast-paced TV world. Vulture is the main blog I follow. It’s the pop culture branch of New York Magazine, and they also post about movies and celeb … Continue reading