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In “Eternity,” David Freyne and A24’s new film, Elizabeth Olsen, Miles Teller and Callum Turner star in a new romance dramedy that’s set in the afterlife. With a premise of only having seven days after you die to decide where to spend forever, “Eternity” approaches existentialism and death with a layer of comedy on top.
Ohio Planned Parenthood plans to challenge new state Medicaid constraints that would cut off federal funding to healthcare non-profits, including preventative care, STD screenings, cancer screenings and more general health services.
Sisterhood. A word with many meanings and memories. When I think of love, that is where it resides, in the cradled arms of the word sisterhood. Many consider it common sense that friendship enriches your life, but the benefits of female friendship go far beyond what is considered obvious.
A new mural at Habitat for Humanity ReStore on 309 W Union St. brought together several Athens organizations and dozens of residents for a celebratory ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday evening despite the cold weather.
On Oct. 14, shock ran through the music world when it was announced neo-soul pioneer D’Angelo died at 51. The singer died after a long battle with pancreatic cancer, which had left him hospitalized for months. Fans flocked to social media to send condolences to his family and grieve the death of a trailblazer whose legacy will forever be cemented within music.
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Pink, the official color of Breast Cancer Awareness Month was seen on every corner of East State Street, outside the Athens City Pool, for Brake for Breakfast on Wednesday morning.
As October paints our towns in shades of pink, it can be easy to see it as just another tradition. However, in Southeast Ohio, awareness means very little without the community that stands beside it.
Ohio (3-4-2 overall, 1-0-1 Mid-American Conference) hosted Bowling Green (6-1-2 overall, 1-0-1 MAC), tying the Falcons 1-1. Emotions were high as both teams were fighting in the Turn It Gold game for donations.
House Bill 399, sponsored by Ohio Democratic Reps. Tristan Rader and Christine Cockley proposed legislation that prevents the Ohio Department of Natural Resources from issuing permits to drill for oil and gas under state parks, as well as Lake Erie.
Arnold Schwarzenegger, a seven-time Mr. Olympia and four-time Mr. Universe winner, said, “Bodybuilding is much like any other sport. To be successful, you must dedicate yourself 100% to your training, diet and mental approach.”
Ohio and its student athletes are always looking for ways to give back to the community. This could not have been more evident during the annual Turn it Gold game at Bob Wren Stadium Friday night.
A large crowd at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium was buzzing Saturday afternoon with excited chatter and “Dance Moms” merchandise. The theater was filled with anticipation to see the founder of the dance company behind the television show: Abby Lee Miller.
If you haven’t seen it, then you’ve heard of it. “A Minecraft Movie” (2025) released last weekend.
As spring blooms in Athens, the town’s cherry blossom trees, hiking trails and greenery invite locals and Ohio University Bobcats to relish in the relaxing atmosphere and enjoy the outdoors.
If you’re looking for pure relaxation, your book to have sand permanently ingrained in it, and your pages crinkled from ocean water, look no further. Think nautical, beachy, summer, romance and a hint of mystery. That describes Elin Hilderbrand, my favorite author.
Episode Three: "The Hollow of His Hand"
On Friday, advocates for reproductive rights gathered at The Union, located at 18 W. Union St., for a night of live music, conversation and fundraising for Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio.
Ohio (4-19, 2-10 Mid-American Conference) welcomed Buffalo (20-4, 9-3 MAC) into The Convo Saturday afternoon. For Ohio, the night resulted in simultaneously one of its best shooting nights of the season and its fifth consecutive loss, with a final score of 79-67. The game also represented breast cancer awareness in Ohio’s Pink Game.
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