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“House of Cards:” Revolutionizing the small screen
By Caitlin Walsh, News Correspondent Photo Courtesy.Creative Commons/Madison Guy A TV series based on a mini-series based on a book — that would be one way to aptly describe “House of Cards,” a...
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Television’s winter hits return to the screen with new seasons
Photo Courtesy/Creative Commons/Evian Tsai By Patrick Morey, News Correspondent The beginning of the new year ushers in the commencement of the winter television season —packed with both new episodes...
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With new additions, NU students are finding more reasons to binge-watch Netflix
Photo Courtesy/Creative Commons/Lauren Alena By Natasha Bonfield, News Correspondent When “American Psycho” and “Holes” hit Netflix earlier this year, campus was abuzz with references to the...
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By Raffaela Kenny-Cincotta, News Staff Frank Underwood is a man more ruthless than Walter White, more conniving than Tony Soprano and more vicious than Dexter Morgan. He is calculating, he is morally...
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“House of Cards:” Revolutionizing the small screen
On Feb. 1, Netflix released the entirety of the first season, all 13 episodes, allowing viewers to watch at their own pace. The series, produced by Beau Willimon and starring Kevin Spacey, Robin...
View ArticleTelevision’s winter hits return to the screen with new seasons
The beginning of the new year ushers in the commencement of the winter television season —packed with both new episodes of returning hit shows that fans have been anxiously awaiting and auspicious new...
View ArticleWith new additions, NU students are finding more reasons to binge-watch Netflix
When “American Psycho” and “Holes” hit Netflix earlier this year, campus was abuzz with references to the crazy-yet-still-kind-of-sexy, chainsaw-wielding killer and the nerdy Shia Lebeouf who...
View ArticleColumn: Deconstructing “House of Cards”
Frank Underwood is a man more ruthless than Walter White, more conniving than Tony Soprano and more vicious than Dexter Morgan. He is calculating, he is morally bankrupt and he is the vice president of...
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