Nicole Byer "nails" UF performance
(09/26/19 8:02pm)
Comedian and TV host Nicole Byer came to the Reitz Union Wednesday night ready to ruin Disney movies for her audience.
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(09/17/19 8:12pm)
Nicole Byers, known for her Netflix show "Nailed It!" and podcast "Why don't you date me?" will be paid $15,000 for her performance at UF.
"Nailed It!" star Nicole Byer rescheduled to come to UF next Wednesday
(09/17/19 8:09pm)
Netflix’s queen of “nailing” sweet treats will come to UF Wednesday after resolving scheduling conflicts.
Mindhunter season 2: A deeper dive into the mind of a serial killer
(09/11/19 9:48am)
Fans waited nearly two years for the second installment of “Mindhunter,” which arrived on Netflix last month.
Getting to know some UF stars
(09/09/19 12:19am)
No. 7 Florida is only four games into the 2019 season, and there is still plenty to learn about the veteran-heavy group chasing the program’s first national title.
Anthony Richardson
(08/28/19 12:33am)
Anthony Richardson, 17, will be featured on season 4 of the Netflix show "QB1: Beyond the Lights." Richardson is the star quarterback of the Eastside High School football team.
Eastside High School star quarterback chosen for Netflix show
(08/28/19 12:26am)
A local football star is coming soon to a screen near you.
Darts and Laurels Aug. 22
(08/22/19 9:26pm)
It’s 3:07 a.m.
Nicole Byer no longer coming to speak at UF
(08/20/19 11:32pm)
Wednesday night, Nicole Byer was going to spend an evening away from cupcakes and among Gators, or so students thought for about a week.
Darts and Laurels for July 17, 2019
(07/18/19 1:40am)
Your face reflects off the shiny wooden counter wet with spilled drink. “Is that really what I look like?,” you think to yourself. Somehow you’ve found yourself in a deserted bar. There’s some sort of “deal” going on that isn’t really a deal at all. The drink prices are barely any different, and the deal is canceled if you only want one drink because there's a card minimum. What is this, the 90’s? If you don’t leave now, you’ll spend more money you don’t have on subpar food and drink you don’t need. You leave a tip and sign your receipt. As you do the math, you see something doesn't add up. The price is too low. The bartender forgot to charge you for half of your order, then you see it on the bottom of the receipt…
Summer B rules to live by
(07/02/19 12:07am)
Summer B marks the halfway point of summer session, but for most of the fresh faces on campus, this is just the beginning. With beginnings come the transition period of figuring out what the hell is going on in this humid, and at times bizarre, place we call Gainesville. Your high school shenanigans may or may not have prepared you for this whirlwind six weeks of learning. The Editorial Board has a combined 14 years of experience on UF’s campus so take it from us…
Is our obsession with true crime ethical?
(06/06/19 12:42am)
For months, I remember coming home from elementary school and excitedly turning on the television each night to hear the same opening words, “Bombshell in the courtroom.” Nancy Grace was covering the 2011 trial of Casey Anthony, and I (like the rest of America) sat glued to the television screen eating up every detail.
Art and the artist: should there be a separation?
(06/03/19 11:47pm)
Art takes multiple forms. While paintings and sculptures are the first mediums to come to mind, films, television shows, stand-up comedy and music are also prominent forms of art. Whether you’re listening to Miley Cyrus’s new album “SHE IS COMING,” laughing at the latest comedy special released on Netflix or watching Pokémon Detective Pikachu in theaters while having no prior knowledge of Pokémon, you interact with artists and their artwork.
Sex in the Swamp: Camgirls
(04/24/19 3:30am)
“There’s this great misconception that when you are a sex worker that you’re selling your body,” A.G. said. “Selling a body is human trafficking, and that’s slavery. Sex workers aren’t enslaved. We’re selling a service.”
Media is growing, and we’re growing apart
(04/23/19 10:36pm)
The idea of binging shows and the culture around streaming consumption has become harder to understand. They spread as more people come out to speak their hearts and minds in written, spoken or visually recorded means. Streaming platforms like Netflix, YouTube Premium and Hulu, in addition to regular cable TV, are oversaturating the public. This new, vast generation of streaming sites makes it hard to find those shows that bring us together.
Man accused of shooting 20-year-old, hiding body in Micanopy
(04/22/19 10:49pm)
Deputies arrested a Gainesville man Monday in connection to a February Micanopy murder.
Darts and Laurels: April 19, 2019
(04/18/19 9:44pm)
You’re on your way to your final exam of the semester, and you should be going over equations in your head. Instead, your mind is thinking about summer days spent sleeping in and on home-cooked meals. The semester has flown by. There have been a few wins and a few losses, but you’ve made it through all the same. You find yourself with a small smile on your face, allowing yourself to revel in a little self-pride.
Comedian Hasan Minhaj visits UF
(04/12/19 12:22am)
Hasan Minhaj, a 33-year-old comedian known for his time as a correspondent on “The Daily Show” and his Netflix show “Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj,” answers questions Thursday at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts. Around 1,750 attendees watched Minhaj answer questions asked by UF School of Journalism and Communications professor Mike Foley.
Saudi Arabia, car crashes and printers: Comedian Hasan Minaj speaks at UF
(04/12/19 12:20am)
Hasan Minhaj said he was fired from just about every job he’s had.
Netflix’s ‘The Legend of Cocaine Island’
(04/03/19 12:59am)
Alachua County gets to shine in a new Netflix documentary and, surprisingly, it’s not for agriculture, but cocaine.
