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The Adaptations: ‘The Secret Life of Walter Mitty’

Ellen Abraham
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March 16
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The One: ‘How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days’ has not lost our attention

Lauren Koong
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March 15
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Cocaine bear, fighter jets and wiener fingers: A rundown of the 95th Oscars

Lauren Boles
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March 15
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Interactive graphic novel ‘Florence’ is the perfect heartbreak for $2.99

Kyla Figueroa
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March 14
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When will the Oscars acknowledge horror films?

Shayna Freedman
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March 9
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Graphic of the movie posters for the 2023 Oscars' best picture nominees.

Oscars crash course: Lightning reviews of all ten Best Picture nominees

Sam Waddoups
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March 9
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Wonder what happens when you give a bear cocaine? Me too.

Kirsten Mettler
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March 9
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20/20 Vision: How the 100-year-old film ‘Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde’ gave me the jitters

Anthony Martinez Rosales
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March 8
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Featured artists at the Cantor sitting in front of a painting.

Death, Swamps and Eggs: Discussing performance-based video ‘Mourning Rituals’ at the Cantor

Lauren Boles
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March 5
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M. Night Shyamalan’s latest twist? Making bad movies

Kirsten Mettler
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March 1
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Avi Gupta on Jeopardy

What is a comeback? Avi Gupta ’23 pulls off thrilling ‘Jeopardy!’ win

Sam Waddoups
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Feb. 22
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The One: There is nothing like ‘Notting Hill’

Lauren Koong
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Feb. 22
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Maddie Weinstein (first from left), director George Csicsery (second from left), student inventor Tahoura Nedaee '25 (second from right) and Jasmina Bojic, Stanford Arts Camera as Witness Program Director and Founder of the international documentary festival UNAFF (last on right)

Secrets of the surface: An inspiring story of passion and tenacity

Mirelys Mendez-Pons
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Feb. 21
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Lauren Boles in Main Quad.

From child actress to Stanford student: Behind the scenes with Lauren Ariana Boles

Grace Zhou
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Feb. 20
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‘Art & Krimes by Krimes’ tells story of art as ingenuity and resistance

Kirsten Mettler
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Feb. 16
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a graphic with a split screen. the left half is a background of black text on white, with an illustration of a pale person with short brown hair wearing a sweater. on the right, it is a photo of a person with dark brown skin and black hair wearing the same sweater.

The Black love interest: Black casting through racebending

Blyss Cleveland
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Feb. 15
Culture
Five models show off the Denim Couture set against a black and white background.

NYFW: Alice + olivia’s Fall Collection looks to the past and future all at once

Nadia Chung and Celeste Chung
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Feb. 14
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‘Somebody I Used to Know’ satisfyingly subverts the traditional romantic comedy 

Kyla Figueroa
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Feb. 13
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Pictured: Stanford Film Society (Cameron Lange (left), Isabelle Cashe (Middle), Adrian Feinberg (Right))

Stanford Film Society is back — and has big plans

Lauren Boles
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Feb. 12
Arts & Life

Issa Rae’s post-‘Insecure’ era is an exploration of Black women’s interiority and creativity

Blyss Cleveland
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Feb. 9
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