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Caroline E. Tew
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‘The Sentence Is Death’ Needs to Watch Its Wording
Horowitz is no stranger to the mystery novel, but “The Sentence is Death” is unfortunately his least exciting foray into the genre.
‘The Iron Throne’ Ends ‘Game of Thrones’ With Plenty of Questions
With a world as large as the one in “Game of Thrones” and all the hype surrounding the final episode, the showrunners were ultimately going to leave fans unsatisfied in some way or another.
‘The Bells’ Rings in More Death for the Final Season of ‘Game of Thrones’
Although “The Long Night” was anticipated to be the most epic episode, the battle at King’s Landing in the most recent episode far surpassed it.
‘The Last of the Starks’ Gives ‘Game of Thrones’ Fans What They Want, At Last
Although this episode lacks an epic battle, it has everything — political intrigue, furtive glances with hidden meaning, heated discussions, and death — that fans have come to love and expect from “Game of Thrones.”
The Echo Look: The Latest Scheme To Get Us to Buy More
If fashion is an expression of art, what does it mean if a computer is able to generate it?
‘Game of Thrones’ Season Eight Episode Three: Too Dark, Yet Not Dark Enough
The third episode of “Game of Thrones”s final season had to include the long-awaited battle between the Night King and the North. Shockingly, however, the episode included virtually nothing else.
‘Game of Thrones’ Second Episode: Touching, But Now They All Must Die
To be fair "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" had its share of emotional moments, but for a show that so mercilessly kills off important characters, it is shocking that the first two episodes of the new season of "Game of Thrones" has a nonexistent body count.
‘Winterfell’ Teases an Exciting End to ‘Game of Thrones’
While the premiere aptly details the various challenges the characters must face before the series ends, there is now a levity that feels misplaced in what should be the darkest season.
Career Overview: Cole Sprouse
Cole Sprouse saw the merit in taking advantage of Millenials’ nostalgia, rebranding himself from the little boy running around The Tipton Hotel to the brooding high school “weirdo.”
‘The Clockmaker’s Daughter’ Not Worth Your Time
With so much promise, “The Clockmaker’s Daughter” failed to live up to expectations, instead delivering a story that was not worth the time to read.
‘Unsheltered’ Refuses to Shelter Us from Today’s Harsh Realities
Unsheltered” falters only in moments where its message is perhaps too clear.
5 Books Pretentious Section Kid Loves
If you’ve ever taken a humanities course, there’s almost always one kid in your section that not only believes his taste is better than yours, but wants you to know it too.
‘Bridge of Clay’ Doesn’t Live Up To Expectations
Zusak fans eagerly awaiting another hard-hitting historical fiction novel should be prepared to be disappointed by his newest novel.
Much Care Given in 'The Caregiver'
Park’s prose twists the mundane into different forms, shedding new light on themes that are pervasive throughout literature.
