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Warning: TV May Induce FOMO

January 30, 2016 by Tara Jenkins

Art by Christine Nelson Pepperdine is known for its FOMO, or “fear of missing out” culture. There is an unnecessary level of anxiety surrounding social plans because of the worry that there is another event happening somewhere else at the same time that will be missed. If you stay in for a night, all your […]

Film Buffs Should be Aware of These Classics

October 2, 2015 by Collin Chersi

Photo Courtesy of Warner Bros Studio Despite significant technological advancements, one question holds true to this day: How much do you know about film? Much of the media content modern audiences view owe their success to iconic Hollywood films, specifically the techniques utilized and the legacy the films left. The name of the game is […]

Stream Three Films For Interests Across the Spectrum

August 30, 2015 by Collin Chersi

Summer doesn’t have to end just yet. Here are a few end-of-summer choices from Netflix Instant. Crime Thriller: “Kill Me Three Times” (2015) Simon Pegg (“The World’s End”), Alice Braga (“Predators”) and Sullivan Stapleton (“300: Rise of an Empire”) star in this darkly hilarious tale of plans gone astray in the Land Down Under. Pegg […]

Exploring the underuse of Philo

May 14, 2015 by Haley Laningham

Services provided by Philo could be being underused

It’s Always Funny in Philadelphia

March 20, 2015 by Ricardo Avila Alvarez

“It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” is TV’s best show, without a shadow of a doubt. The series takes a look at the debauchery of The Gang, composed of Mac, Dennis, Dee, Charlie and Frank. The gist is The Gang getting into trouble by attempting to pull off the most insane and impossible schemes. “Sunny” is […]

New Year, Same Favorites

January 30, 2015 by Tara Jenkins

Photos by Tara Jenkins Toward the end of the fall semester, most TV shows went on winter hiatus, leaving students with nothing to do but watch Netflix and study for finals. Now that school and television are starting back up again, students offered what they will be watching this upcoming semester. In a culture inundated […]

20 Years Later, ‘Friends’ is Still Relevant

October 20, 2014 by Justina Huang

Sick of New Year’s resolutions you cannot keep? Have no fear, for starting Jan. 1, 2015, all 10 seasons and 236 episodes of Friends will be there for you on Netflix. Something tells me that finishing every episode will seem like a doable goal. The appeal of a show like “Friends” is that it is […]

Prime Time TV Changes its Color

October 6, 2014 by Joshua Gray

With the recent surge of popularity of “Scandal” (Season 4 premiere of 9.8 million viewers, Entertainment Weekly), “How to Get Away with Murder” (series premiere of 14 million viewers, Entertainment Weekly) and “Black-ish” (series premiere of 10.8 million viewers, Entertainment Weekly), there is seemingly a quest to infiltrate the white culture that has dominated television […]

G News 10.02.14

October 4, 2014 by Whitney Ashton & Shayla Girardin

Hitting the campus gym for some personal training sessions? You might just spot a cougar atop the fountain on your way there. Anchors Whitney Ashton and Shayla Girardin have these stories and more on this week’s G News. __________ Follow the Graphic on Twitter: @PeppGraphic

A love letter to my TV ladies

June 15, 2014 by Mariella Rudi

We get it — this is the Golden Age of Television. The Emmys, Breaking Bad finale and the return of all the good shows — all in a week’s news cycle. If you didn’t watch TV this week, you must be some sort of Cylon. For me, the beauty of TV today is its redeeming […]

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