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It’s turning out to be pretty rainy summer in Florida, so you’re probably spending some quality time with Netflix your laptop and some fuzzy blankets. It’s hard to sort through the junk, so here are some movie suggestions for putting your brain to work while you’re busy being a couch potato.
I would just like everyone to know that I’m having a very hard time in my life right now.
The highly anticipated fourth season of the cult comedy “Arrested Development” has been out for over a week. So what’s the verdict? Can Netflix bring back your favorite shows from the grave?
Catering to a population that spends just as much time watching television as they do working, sleeping and going to school, it is no surprise that online video sites have begun to charge users to stream their favorite shows and movies.
During the weekend, network television companies slashed their schedules of many programs to make way for this week’s upfronts. This is an annual tradition where networks preview new shows to secure coveted advertising dollars from companies. NBC in particular is depending upon these new shows to bring in the money — the network nearly obliterated its comedy lineup, leaving only two shows, “Community” and “Parks and Recreation,” coming back next season — but will these efforts be enough to keep the dying industry afloat?
A Letter to the Editor written Feb. 27 was addressed to “GENIUSES OF JUVENILE JOURNALISM” and ended with “P.S. ARE THOSE YOUR TRUE NAMES OR PSEUDONYMS? THEY’RE HILARIOUS!”
This week marked one month away from Spring’s graduation, and if that doesn’t terrify you, then congratulations on being a well-rounded individual with attainable hopes and dreams. For the rest of us, just hang in there.
We suppose Twitter is, like, a real thing now because even companies are acknowledging it as a beneficial tool.
Lost in an endlessly growing queue and buried underneath thousands of rows of titles, there are these few hidden gems of Netflix.
Studies suggest more young adults turn to Internet TV instead of cable, broadcast or satellite TV — a trend Nielsen called “Zero-TV” in a recent study. The study reported the U.S. had more than 5 million “Zero-TV” households in 2013.
This year, Netflix is starting the first show written specifically for Netflix instant streaming, “House of Cards.” Starring Kevin Spacey (“Usual Suspects” and “American Beauty”) as Democratic House majority whip Francis “Frank” Underwood, “House of Cards” starts with the election of a new president, who Underwood expects will nominate him to be secretary of state.
Sometimes, it’s admittedly easier to ignore a problem than to deal with it.
Despite receiving thousands of dollars from the Florida Department of State, the Hippodrome State Theatre is still struggling to break even on international films being aired through its Cinema program.
Lost in an endlessly growing queue and buried underneath thousands of rows of titles, there are these few hidden gems of Netflix.
Something about being back home for the holidays always causes me to regress. After setting aside 48 hours to hibernate and stuffing myself with as much homemade food as possible, I plan to spend the rest of break watching my old movies and reading my old books in my bedroom, which is still has painted-purple walls and my life-sized cardboard cutout of John Mayer.
If you haven’t heard of John Mulaney, then I’m sorry, because you won’t care about the beginning of this column.
In the days of instant downloads and electronic pages, Roger Beebe finds peace in a bound book.
Lost in an endlessly growing queue and buried underneath thousands of rows of titles there are these few hidden gems of Netflix.
It is possible you do not have time for books. In fact, in all likelihood you have an entire stack (let’s say right next to your bed, watching you disapprovingly as you instead choose to watch "30 Rock" on Netflix and eat Nutella with the wild, frantic abandon of someone who knows they have better, more enriching things to do. This could just be personal experience.) But, do you know what you do have time for? The internet!
Lost in an endlessly growing queue and buried underneath thousands of rows of titles, there are a few hidden gems of Netflix.
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