HeyJaredCaroline Woodward
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WOODWARD | Navigate Your Relationships (opens the original)
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Welcome back, advice lovers! I hope you had a relaxing summer and didn’t get into too many shenanigans. With a new semester starting, relationship and roommate drama tends to emerge alongside typical academic stress. Do not fret, as Calling in With Caroline is back to assist with any and all issues! While I am a slightly different Caroline, I hope to provide the same caliber of excellent advice as my incredibly talented predecessor! So, if you have a question, submit it to this anonymous form, a
‘Adults’ Season 2 Is Formulaic Fun in Need of a Refresh (opens the original)
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The second season of Gen Z comedy “Adults” proved that season one’s hilarity and charm were not a fluke. It lives up to the expectations set by its well-regarded predecessor, delivering quality television in just a few episodes. “Adults” follows a group of five 20-something roommates in Queens, N.Y., as they fumble their way through life, love, employment, unemployment, friendship and other trials and tribulations. The friend group is comprised of Samir (Malik Elassal), whose parents’ house the
‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Is Like Nothing You’ve Seen Before (opens the original)
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When trying to succinctly review a movie like “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma,” there is no good place to start. On one level, the title, a mouthful in and of itself, is fairly apt. There is sex. There is most definitely death. It all happens at a camp. Yet, the movie is so much more than your average campground slasher. In fact, it is far and away from any movie I have ever seen, breaking the bounds of genre, story and moviemaking itself. This movie is an homage, a parody and a commentary
‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Is Like Nothing You’ve Seen Before (opens the original)
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When trying to succinctly review a movie like “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma,” there is no good place to start. On one level, the title, a mouthful in and of itself, is fairly apt. There is sex. There is most definitely death. It all happens at a camp. Yet, the movie is so much more than your average campground slasher. In fact, it is far and away from any movie I have ever seen, breaking the bounds of genre, story and moviemaking itself. This movie is an homage, a parody and a commentary
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