After six years of Tobias Funke-style emotional investment, "Arrested Development" fans will be given a lump sum return. The 10 episodes of the new season will be dropped on Netflix. Read more...
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April 24, 11:24 pm
Remote Life: Taking it one episode at a time
Arts, Arts Columns, Film & TV
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April 23, 10:22 am
That's a wrap: New Wal-Mart service digitally preserves hard-copy movies
In recent years, the ways that we experience movies have begun to change as our world has become increasingly digitalized. Read more...
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April 20, 12:10 am
Alternate routes on the road to fitness
As a college student, it often feels as if there isn't enough time in the day. So much needs to be done between schoolwork, extracurricular activities and trying to maintain a social life that not much time is left for fitness. Read more...
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April 17, 11:43 pm
Remote Life: “˜New Girl,’ new game
There's a drinking game people are chomping at the bit to play, and it's not even a real thing. Read more...
Arts Columns
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April 16, 12:09 am
That's a wrap: _Humanized narratives of nature films resonate strongly with audiences_
Growing up in San Diego, the world-famous San Diego Zoo and SeaWorld introduced me to wild animals from a young age. From elephants, giraffes and tigers to dolphins and Shamu, I was not only interested in these animals but also in the prospect of being able to see them up close. Read more...
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Arts, Arts Columns, Lifestyle
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April 12, 11:51 pm
Shape It Up: _Food friends and foes: the calories that really count_
Dietary supplements, juice fasts, cabbage soup diets "“ people do crazy things to lose weight. Read more...
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April 11, 1:19 am
Remote Life: TV a testament of storytelling, and only time will tell what shows from now will be future classics
I never thought I'd get to watch Lucille Ball's infamous drunk Vitameatavegamin commercial from "I Love Lucy" in a theater full of college students. More importantly, I didn't expect a 55-year-old show to send a bunch of undergrads into fits of giggles. Read more...
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