Ethical Dilemma Behind TV Adaptations
Hulu’s newest show Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette has experienced a controversial reception across social media…
Critiquing Capitalism Through TV Media
After a long day of work, the only thing that most people want to do is rest. Settle into a…
‘This Is A Robbery’ Chronicles an Unsolved Mystery
If you’ve ever been to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, you’ve probably noticed the empty picture frames hanging…
There’s Nothing Wrong With Kids These Days
Generation X notoriously criticizes Generation Z for its reliance on technology; nonetheless, by having the world at their fingertips, kids…
Master of None Season Two Marries Complexities of Life With Humor
Master of None lives up to its first-season reputation and returns with a strong follow-up.
The Gavel’s Guide to This Spring’s Binge-Worthiest Television
Check out these fresh Netflix shows that are sure to keep you entertained and cured of any rainy day blues.
The Weekly Diatribe: V10
The cast of “Hamilton” voiced their concern to Mike Pence about the outcome of the election–and it was amazing.
Crime Shows Foster Desensitization
Increased exposure to violent TV shows may foster a lack of empathy in viewers.
‘The Night Of’ is More Than Just Another Courtroom Drama
Unlike any other courtroom drama, stereotypes and snap judgements are the central plot twists of HBO’s miniseries.
Girl Power on Game of Thrones: In Season Six, Ladies Hold the Cards
The women of Game of Thrones are no damsels in distress.
The SNL Political Humor Juggernaut Keeps on Rolling
This past Sunday, Tina Fey was back and better than ever as former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, carrying on SNL’s…
‘Making a Murderer’ Exposes Harsh Realities of Criminal Injustice
‘Making a Murderer’ does much more than the average crime show to remind us that miscarriages of justice have real…