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Season 4 focuses on the love story of the fun-loving, second Bridgerton brother, Benedict. (Photo courtesy of IMDb)

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‘Bridgerton’ returns with a Cinderella-inspired plot in Season 4

By Tasnim Oyshi | Feb. 13

Taking inspiration from the classic “Cinderella” tale, the series has introduced its first commoner protagonist, Sophie Baek, who lives as a maid to her stepmother and two stepsisters. The first episode includes a masquerade ball, to which Sophie sneaks in and meets Benedict Bridgerton, who will be her love interest. Characters dress up as Zeus and pirates, and Lady Violet. Bridgerton is even dressed in a similar fashion to the Fairy Godmother, reflecting her well-known meddling in her children’s love lives.

The “Glambot Guy” was exposed for being rude to a client in 2019. (Photo courtesy of IMDb)

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‘Glambot Guy’ Cole Walliser under fire for being unprofessional

By Tasnim Oyshi | Feb. 4

Walliser has been directing the Glambot at red carpets for several years now. With the innovative high speed, slow motion technology of the Glambot machine and the clips of celebrities like Ariana Grande and Madison Beer garnering millions of views, Walliser has become a staple at red carpet events that viewers look forward to.

Students should not be having finals scheduled for the same time or multiple exams scheduled back to back. (Photo courtesy of Flickr / Dennis Sylvester Hurd, July 29, 2006)

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OPINION: Final exams are often scheduled poorly at TCNJ

By Tasnim Oyshi | Dec. 4

Finals season is a time that many students associate with stress. All that they have learned throughout their courses during the semester culminates into big exams at the end, which count for at least 15% of their grade at the College. This puts a lot of pressure on students to do well in their finals.

Disney and Iger are apparently having “productive conversations” with unnamed AI companies. (Photo courtesy of IMDb)

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Disney CEO Bob Iger announces the potential for generative AI content on Disney+

By Tasnim Oyshi | Dec. 2

Subscribers to Disney+ would be able to make their own short productions with AI technology, based on the shows and movies that are currently available on the platform. This raises questions about intellectual property rights, which Iger addressed.

There has been an increasing number of biopics being released, particularly within the last few years. (Photo courtesy of Flickr / Jsesma, Sept. 30, 2022)

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OPINION: There are too many biopics coming out

By Tasnim Oyshi | Nov. 21

The teaser trailer for “Michael” was posted on the YouTube channel for Lionsgate Movies on Nov. 6. As of mid-November, the little over a minute-long video has amassed about 14 million views. This biopic about Michael Jackson will feature his nephew, Jaafar Jackson, as the widely recognized “King of Pop” and it will be released in theaters on April 24, 2026.

The Marvel star has been facing backlash after Yi Zhou’s accusations. (Photo courtesy of IMDb)

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Jeremy Renner sends Yi Zhao cease-and-desist letter after accusations of harassment

By Tasnim Oyshi | Nov. 18

A representative for the Marvel actor denied the allegations and his attorney, Marty Singer, sent a cease-and-desist letter to the director on Nov. 7.

The College is introducing a new tiered housing plan. (Photo courtesy of Flickr / Yellowstone National Park, Oct. 28, 2020)

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OPINION: TCNJ’s new tiered housing rates are too costly

By Tasnim Oyshi | Nov. 15

If you live on campus and have yet to look at the recent emails from Residential Education and Housing, it is important that you do so. On Nov. 5, ResEd sent out an email to students with the subject, “Upcoming Housing Changes.” The email discussed three significant updates that we can expect to see next year in the College’s housing plans.

David Harbour has recently been the target of bullying rumors. (Photo courtesy of IMDb)

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‘Stranger Things’ season five premiere has cleared up David Harbour’s bullying allegations against Millie Bobby Brown

By Tasnim Oyshi | Nov. 14

In an article by the Daily Mail published on Nov. 1, an anonymous source spoke out about tension between the two actors.

TV shows have begun to release their seasons in two parts to generate viewership. (Photo courtesy of Flickr / Andy Thrasher, Oct. 4, 2007)

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OPINION: Shows need to stop splitting their seasons into parts

By Tasnim Oyshi | Nov. 11

The development of streaming services has made watching shows more convenient than it has ever been. No longer do viewers have to rely on only their television screens for entertainment, be available at a specific time or sit through commercials (although this is changing with streaming platforms adding cheaper plans that include ads). One can simply pay a monthly subscription and they will be able to watch what they want, when they want.

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Lizzo has been sued for copyright infringement

By Tasnim Oyshi | Oct. 29

This will be Lizzo’s second time facing issues over copyright. In 2020, Lizzo was sued by Justin and Jeremiah Raisen and Justin “Yves” Rothman for copying their collaborative song with Lizzo, “Healthy” when making her hit track, “Truth Hurts.”

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‘Bridgerton’ returns with a Cinderella-inspired plot in Season 4

‘Glambot Guy’ Cole Walliser under fire for being unprofessional

OPINION: Final exams are often scheduled poorly at TCNJ

Disney CEO Bob Iger announces the potential for generative AI content on Disney+

OPINION: There are too many biopics coming out

Jeremy Renner sends Yi Zhao cease-and-desist letter after accusations of harassment

OPINION: TCNJ’s new tiered housing rates are too costly

‘Stranger Things’ season five premiere has cleared up David Harbour’s bullying allegations against Millie Bobby Brown

OPINION: Shows need to stop splitting their seasons into parts

Lizzo has been sued for copyright infringement

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