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Antenna contributors consider the 2012 Fall Premieres from NBC.
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Antenna contributors consider the 2012 Fall Premieres from NBC.
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Reality Gendervision: Sexuality and Gender on Reality TV Conference, on April 26-27, 2013, at Indiana University.
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Part one in a series on "The Wisconsin Discourses."
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As DirecTV, Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon emerge as players in content distribution, we are seeing evidence of active campaigning by production studios finding new homes for their canceled shows.
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A farewell to Phyllis Diller from a reverent scholar-fan.
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Beyond the issue of depicting same-sex intimacy, Husbands does not really challenge the current norms of queer visibility.
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The "pins" on display on Pinterest demonstrate postfeminism in their mixed messages regarding contemporary femininity.
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If the opening ceremony for the 2012 Olympics was full of sound and fury, the closing ceremony signified nothing.
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For all intents, the Britishness that gets replaced with Englishness in the ceremony promises to be a specific kind of Englishness.
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Two scripted BBC shows this week drew entertainment value from connections to the real London 2012.
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Dark Knight Rises is about the fragility of definitions, the limits of structures, and the illusion of binary oppositions.
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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's boo-worthy comments demonstrate his--and by extension, the Republican party's--stubborn incomprehension of the political, cultural, and historical issues within the African American community.
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While usually confined to niche websites, the Emmy nomination race broke into mainstream outlets as digital pages are turned over to Emmy contenders in exchange for potential advertising revenue.
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The Flow Conference Committee is accepting roundtable response submissions through July 13.
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The problem with Carol Costello and other purveyors of manufactroversies is not that they are engaging in debate about climate change, but that they're debating the wrong thing.
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