What 'Euphoria' gets right about addiction

• Marie McMullan
• Feb 17, 2022
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Experts on the science of addiction discuss how HBO's 'Euphoria' depicts substance use disorder, a struggle many Missourians face

Maid with love: Abuse survivors find representation in Netflix series

• Isabella Ferrentino
• Feb 3, 2022
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The limited series Maid shines a light on domestic violence and what it can be like as a survivor

Let's talk about sex—the need for sex education in schools

• Isabella Ferrentino
• Oct 13, 2021
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Columbia residents share their sex education experiences and talk about how it needs to improve in Missouri public schools

Seven life lessons from Larry David and 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'

• Marisa Whitaker
• May 18, 2021
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Take some advice on how to live like Larry David in honor of the eleventh season of Curb

Women's History Month: what to read, watch and listen to

• Hannah Gallant
• Mar 1, 2021
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Vox has all the book, TV and movie recommendations you need for the month of March

Netflix's 'Firefly Lane' shows the power of friendship

• Abbey Tauchen
• Feb 14, 2021
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The new Netflix series follows a tale of two friends played by Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke

Time loop: Groundhog Day-inspired stories to break your pandemic patterns

• Evan Musil
• Feb 2, 2021
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Feeling stuck in a lockdown loop? Here are seven movies, shows and games that might help stop the cycle

Alex Trebek leaves behind a lasting legacy in Columbia and beyond

• Francesca Hecker
• Nov 15, 2020
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The Jeopardy! host will always be remembered for his wit and charming personality 

Local film industry impacted by pandemic in unexpected ways

• Grace Vance
• Oct 8, 2020
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Columbia filmmakers lean on one another to overcome financial hardship

Anime 101: Where to stream, how to start and what to watch

• Claudia Khaw
• Apr 27, 2020
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From rom-coms to psychological thrillers, find top anime picks to suit any taste

Stream your favorite True/False films online

• Bryanna Barber
• Mar 17, 2020
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Now that True/False is over, revisit one of your favorite films on sites like Netflix or HBO, now or in the near future

5 TV shows perfect for staying indoors during the winter

• Christiane-Tresor Crawford
• Feb 4, 2020
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We did all the heavy watching, so you don't have to. Check out our winter picks for the best binges this season

Columbia unscripted: locals get real about their time on reality TV

• Bry Barber
• Dec 16, 2019
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From game shows to reality shows, these locals give behind-the-scenes scoops about their time on  unscripted TV

TV movies to watch to survive the first Christmas without Lori Loughlin

• Taya White
• Dec 10, 2019
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The story of how Lori Loughlin stole Christmas and the movies here to restore your holiday spirit

HBO's 'Watchmen' mixes modern with the surreal

• Kate Robbins
• Nov 1, 2019
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HBO's "Watchmen" is a strange and complicated remix that has held to the original comic’s legacy

Here's what Netflix’s 'Unbelievable' gets right about trauma

• Sarah Hallam
• Oct 10, 2019
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The new TV series offers an accurate depiction of what trauma survivors face in a sometimes-backward criminal justice process 

3 reasons you should skip 'American Horror Story: 1984'

• Emily Redford
• Oct 2, 2019
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We love neon cycling shorts and crimped hair as much as the next guy, but AHS: 1984 is so totally a drag 

What to expect from your fall TV lineup

• Taya White
• Sep 18, 2019
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Fall means the return of beloved shows and discovering new ones

Columbia superfans gear up for the 'Game of Thrones' final season

• Cary Littlejohn
• Apr 9, 2019
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'Game of Thrones' aficionados battled it out in March during an intense trivia night almost as cutthroat as the competition for the Iron Throne. They were preparing for the big night: April 14, the final season premiere.