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One of the most anticipated films of the summer is the forthcoming live-action The Lion King, starring Donald Glover as Simba and Beyoncé as Nala. Audiences have been more than thrilled when any teasers or trailers have been released, which are leading up to the film’s July 19 premiere.
You hardly ever find a film where its sole purpose is to poke fun at the genre, and yet, the film actually turns out better than most in the actual genre. Take Scary Movie, a film meant to poke fun at the horror genre, but it’s not written well-enough to actually be great on its own. The Princess Bride, however, is one that exemplifies that type of film perfectly, as it was made to slightly poke fun at the romantic film genre but turned out to be one of the greatest films and books of all time.
Ohio University seniors and graduate students received their degrees Friday and Saturday at The Convo.
The wait is finally over: Sony has officially announced its newest PlayStation console.
A bass amp found in the dumpster, some ‘70s rock influence and a bond created through multitudes of laughter are just a few elements that make up the Athens-based band Velvet Green.
Edward Kutt IV came off the mound to a huge reception from both his teammates and the fans in attendance at Bob Wren Stadium after he struck out the last batter of the inning with two runners in scoring position.
Memes have been a strong influencer in our daily lives and culture in the past decade. A meme is defined by Dictionary.com as “a humorous image, video, piece of text, etc., that is copied (often with slight variations) and spread rapidly by Internet users.” Memes can be about virtually anything: a specific event, a feeling, specific people, cultural phenomenons – something people can relate to. Memes are mass-produced images that will make someone feel something, usually humor or relatability.
Cam Odom smiled and pulled his hood over his head as he joined the huddle of Ohio’s wide receivers after the 12th spring practice at Walter Fieldhouse.
Riley Kinnard and her family once joked about opening up a full-service health food store in the former location of Premiere Video, 284 E. State St., but in a few short weeks, that joke will become a reality.
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The first week back from spring break might have felt incredibly long, but you made it. Whether you’re fantasizing about summer break or your weekend plans, hit the pause button and enjoy some of the fun news of the week:
As April 26th nears closer and closer, the world is waiting for the aftermath of Thanos’ snap. We’re clenching our teeth, and gripping our seats in anticipation for what happens after the Mad Titan made us all cry like little babies. And because of this anticipation, one film was being overlooked: Captain Marvel.
First responder professions have been dominated by men in the past, but today, more and more women have proved they are just as fierce and capable of doing the job.
Marvel Studios went higher, further, faster with its first woman-fronted film.
CLEVELAND—For the third and final time this season, Ohio met Miami in the “Battle of the Bricks,” this time for the right to go to the Mid-American Conference Tournament Championship Game. In two meetings, Ohio and Miami both stole a win in thrillers, but that wasn’t the case Friday at Quicken Loans Arena. The Bobcats dominated Miami from start to finish, winning 74-48, advancing to the MAC Tournament Championship for the first time since 2015. Here are four takeaways from Ohio’s semifinal win.
It has all come down to this — the final rose.
Frank Solich stood on the 35-yard line Monday inside Walter Fieldhouse. To his left stood Tim Albin, his offensive coordinator.
This is not a drill, rose lovers: Colton Underwood has jumped the fence.
The class of 2019 is one that has featured many key players over the last four seasons for Ohio. This article is a part of a larger series that The Post will conduct on all seven members of the senior class.
If you’re a fest season veteran, then you’re no stranger to watching hammered college students lug wacky props around the streets of Athens and flaunt them with drunken pride. Props are the best way to enhance fest season, and if you’re looking to kick it up a notch this year, look no further than Craigslist. The archaic classified ad website still has a strong presence in Southeast Ohio, and it’s chock full of ridiculous objects that can easily become “conversation pieces” at any of the 2019 fests. Here are the seven most absurd Southeast Ohio Craigslist ads that can help take your fest season experience to another level. Yes, all of these are real:
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