Spider-Man: No Way Home. Possibly being the blockbuster with the highest number of leaks ever, the film garnered an impressive amount of hype to live up to. Did it manage to do so?
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In early November, Netflix’s Arcane (2021) shot into the animation game with great furor, enchanting audiences worldwide. The video-game adaptation
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Trees are changing color, the temperature is dropping and you have an unexplainable urge to drink warm drinks and carve out pumpkins: Halloween is here. But what history lurks behind this ancient festival?
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It is that time of the year again! On the 12th of September, the Groninger Museumnacht will be organized. The
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July and August are a slow build up to the tumultuous fall months. July is spitting and hot, and not good for matters of communication. August offers some motivation and energy, and is overall more pleasantly uneventful compared to other months in 2020- although, the last weeks of August are increasingly tense. Still, we can take a break this summer before heading straight into the fray of a stressful and combative autumn. Whatever seemingly small problems you encounter in these two months are going to later be drawn out for much longer than expected.
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Let me try and explain June: it’s a balloon being stuck through with a pin. False hopes will be buoyed for a moment but will then sour. Still, you should enjoy what little sweetness we do have left before it’s completely gone, unless the current aftertaste for you is too volatile and tinged with blood. The first stretch of the month has the capacity to be somewhat enjoyable, though it continues the “dramatic” social and interpersonal situations of May. By the 25th, questions about relationships will become more clear, direct, and bright. Any illusions you had will begin to fade.
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