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The animated adaptation of "Chainsaw Man" aired its first episode on Oct. 11. After it was announced that MAPPA would produce the anime based off of Tatsuki Fujimoto’s beloved manga in 2020, the hype to see all the iconic fights, characters and story beats in a new medium immediately skyrocketed.
It’s National TV Host day today, a holiday created to celebrate famous television host Johnny Carson’s birthday. To celebrate this holiday, a ranking list has been made to look back on some of the most popular talk show hosts in history. So without further ado, here are the top five television hosts in history.
It’s only been two years since Taylor Swift released her last album, but in between that time, she’s managed to drop re-recorded versions of “Fearless (Taylor’s Version)” and “Red (Taylor’s Version),” and of course, create an entirely new album. This new album, “Midnights,” is Swift’s 10th studio album, a glorious array of new songs that are a result of restless nights and faraway memories.
Admittedly, I have only just gotten back into baseball this current season. Even more embarrassing to admit however, is that I am a Pirates fan. Pay attention to that line. I am a Pirates fan, but not a proud Pirates fan. Bob Nutting is one of the top five worst sports owners in America, but I digress. Unfortunately, the baseball played in October is the postseason, and the Pirates have not made so little as a wild card berth since 2015. I miss the days of competitive baseball in Pittsburgh, but since I can’t talk about that, I will go on a rant instead.
With Halloween right around the corner, you may still be searching for a costume idea. There are so many options to choose from; the choice can be daunting. For Ohio University students, you may even need two costumes, which is even more stressful.
At first glance, the 1930s screwball mystery film “Amsterdam,” which contains an array of award-winning stars, seems like an exceptional film. But no matter how recognizable the faces are, it doesn’t cover up the lack of a comprehensible narrative or any substance that is made by a controversial director who is trying to recuse himself of his wrongdoings.
Hopefully, by seeing this article’s headline, something buried deep within your memory sparked, as kids adored this movie in the early 2000s. The reason you may have forgotten about “Scary Godmother: Halloween Spooktakular” is that it never had a theatrical release and was primarily shown on Cartoon Network. This movie went straight to DVD, so you needed to buy it in order to watch it outside of October. Despite this limitation, it was aired a lot during the Halloween season which made it possible for kids to watch the movie multiple times within a single month. Because of this, you may need a refresher or an introduction to what this movie is, so let’s recap and review this classic.
It’s Oct. 20, 2019, and Ohio’s oldest Black church is celebrating its 200th birthday. The joyous celebration is tucked into the Appalachian woods, and the white wooden building is full of party goers, many of who's families have been well accustomed to the green-roofed building for generations.
Each week, the Sports editorial team selects its Top 25 Division I college football teams for the Student Media Poll.
After seven years, Trevor Noah, the host of "The Daily Show,“ has decided to step down as anchor.
Created by Patrick McHale and released in November of 2014, "Over the Garden Wall" quickly carved a niche for itself amongst audiences young and old. The catchy songs, zany characters and silly jokes land well amongst younger audiences, but there is still something for adults, too. Morbid themes, a whimsical yet beautiful aesthetic and the nostalgic atmosphere harkening back to autumns of the past really hit home for older audiences.
Live from Studio C, it’s Fridays Live! That means the cameras are rolling on Ohio University’s own late night comedy show: Fridays Live.
Daredevil is back!
As Marilyn Monroe said in one of her last interviews, “Please don’t make me a joke.” Now, 60 years since her tragic passing, Monroe’s wishes were tarnished, as Andrew Dominik’s “Blonde” damaged a legacy she built for herself.
An unprecedented event has occurred in the gaming community. Popular Minecraft streamer, “Dream,” has finally shown his face on Twitter and YouTube. For years, fans of Dream have been asking about what his face looks like, as his persona depicts him wearing a mask all the time. However, the time has finally come that Dream opens up and shows his real face for the first time on camera.
While it may seem like another detour at first, “She-Hulk” confronts its plot head-on in The Retreat. While it might not spell out exactly where the show is heading going into its final two episodes, and with next week almost certainly seeing the return of Daredevil, this week’s episode takes the time to be a bit more serious. It develops Jen into a more well-rounded character while simultaneously taking the plot in a dark but not necessarily surprising direction.
The AFC North is always a bloodbath. It was that way when the Browns were 0-16 and Andy Dalton was propelling the Bengals to perpetual middle of the pack finishes. This year is no different. There are three, possibly four (if the Steelers learn how to play offense), division championship contenders this year.
Queen Elizabeth II was a renowned leader as she has been one of the longest reigning monarchs in the world with a reign stemming 70 years, second only behind King Louis XIV of France, with 72 years. Bearing this in mind, there have been a lot of moments where Queen Elizabeth’s actions and sense of humor have allowed her into the spotlight throughout the entirety of her life. Today, we will be ranking the top five most meme-worthy moments of Her Majesty.
Everyone remembers their freshman year of college. It's one of the biggest transitions in a person's life, and it can come with a mix of emotions. Whether one’s feelings more closely resemble excitement or nervousness, no one goes through it the same way. It may be a time of uncertainty, but it's also the start of a new chapter and future steps in life. As freshmen at Ohio University transition into their new environment, many of them are ready for what lies ahead.
This past Friday night in Templeton-Blackburn Memorial Auditorium, the Ohio Performing Arts & Concert Series kicked off Ohio University’s Parents Weekend with a comedy set from 'Saturday Night Live' cast member, Alex Moffat.
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