COLUMN: Filipino boy band SB19 fights back with ‘Bazinga’ music video
Nov 7, 2021 2:38 pmSB19 rises in popularity in the Filipino pop industry.
SB19 rises in popularity in the Filipino pop industry.
The performances will start at 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 9 and 10.
The American holiday has a variety of movies of its own.
The event is part of a movement to increase diversity in the student union.
The cast and crew consist of only women and non-binary people.
BIPOC creators have many movies and series coming to HBO and Netflix.
Six Foot Blonde performed a Halloween show at the Bluebird on Oct. 31.
The comedian is the 2021 Lou Mervis Distinguished Lecture event keynote speaker.
Tickets were free, and the theater held 31 audience members with COVID-19 restrictions.
The finale of the impressive Disney+ show “What If…?” aired on Oct. 6.
Chenoweth performed her “For The Girls” concert, a tribute to great female singers.
These Halloween events take place throughout this weekend, with both family-friendly and adults-only options.
“30” is going to be the album of the season.
The classic film is on watchlists for both holidays.
From “You” to “Sex Education,” a compelling narrative can only go so far.
Visitors can leave photos, offerings and notes to loved ones who have passed.
“Whose History?” challenges historical narratives upholding colonialism and white supremacy.
Glenn Close toured the “Art of the Character” exhibit displaying her costumes Oct. 21.
“Dune” was released in theaters and on HBO Max Oct. 22.
Why Don’t We released their latest single, “Love Back,” on Oct. 6.
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