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The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

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The DePaulia

Film & TV

Following immense success with the first "Deadpool," Ryan Reynolds returns as the sarcastic, foul-mouthed anti-hero in the newest action-packed installment "Deadpool 2."

Marvel’s anti-hero returns

Garret Neal, Staff Writer May 21, 2018

“Deadpool 2” carries on shortly after the conclusion of its predecessor, “Deadpool.” Wade Wilson has made a name for himself since defeating the first film’s main villain Ajax – or Francis,...

Moderator and professor Chris Parrish interviews Rainn Wilson as part of the Visiting Artist Series.

A conversation with Rainn Wilson on the practice of acting

Yazmin Dominguez, Online Editor May 17, 2018

As part of the College of Computing and Digital Media’s Visiting Artists Series (VAS), actor Rainn Wilson spoke with screenwriting professor and moderator Chris Parrish in front of a packed auditorium...

Emily Robinson and Elsie Fisher in Eighth Grade.

Bo Burnham excels in directorial debut

Garret Neal, Staff Writer May 14, 2018

While I may not have been there since the beginning, it has certainly been interesting to see the wide arc Bo Burnham’s career has been. He began filming YouTube videos in his bedroom, playing songs...

What's fresh and recently canceled

What’s fresh and recently canceled

Lacey Latch, Editor-in-Chief May 14, 2018

Brooklyn 99 The first and most undeserving victim of Fox's cancellation spree this past week is the quirky and lighthearted cop ensemble "Brooklyn Nine-Nine." Throughout its five-season run, "Nine-Nine"...

Star, co-writer and producer Lauryn Lugo stressed the importance of having comedy in the film. Lugo felt as though there is always room for laughter no matter the situation.
(Photo courtesy of Andrew Nuno)

‘The Little Things’: A short film’s look at depression

Garret Neal, Staff Writer May 7, 2018

Since early childhood twin brothers Adrian and Andrew Nuno have been a dynamic creative duo. As kids, they would often come home from movies and reenact their favorite scenes together. As they began pursuing...

What's Fresh on Netflix

What’s Fresh on Netflix

Lacey Latch, Editor-in-Chief May 7, 2018

Kodachrome It’s slightly ironic that a film that is named after the photo development system Kodachrome, essentially revering print photography, is streaming online, a testament to the ways in which...

The second season of "The Handmaid's Tale" premiered on Hulu on April 25. The critically acclaimed show is based on a famous dystopian novel by Margaret Atwood.
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Review: ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ season two premiere

Emma Oxnevad, Online Managing Editor May 7, 2018

Note: This article contains spoilers for seasons one and two of “The Handmaid’s Tale”. After much anticipation, “The Handmaid’s Tale” returned to Hulu on April 25. The series, based on Margaret...

Charlize Theron stars as an overwhelmed mother in the film "Tully."
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Theron leads strong family dramedy ‘Tully’

Garret Neal, Staff Writer May 7, 2018

As the dust clears after the $257 million-sized impact of “Avengers: Infinity War,” we can peer through to see that in fact, there are still other films out there in cinemas at the moment, and at least...

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is the subject of this new documentary.
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‘RBG’ humanizes Supreme Court icon

Carina Smith, Nation & World Editor April 30, 2018

For most, a high-ranking federal judge isn’t the first choice for a fascinating documentary. But not every judge is Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who has become an online sensation with...

What's Fresh on Hulu

What’s Fresh on Hulu

Lacey Latch, Editor-in-Chief April 30, 2018

Handmaid's Tail Based off of the dystopian novel of the same name by Margaret Atwood, “The Handmaid’s Tale” was the talk of the town following the first season’s premiere on Hulu. Since then,...

A celebration of slashers

A celebration of slashers

Garret Neal, Staff Writer April 30, 2018

Taking over the first lower level and eighth floor of the Daley Building on Saturday, April 28 was DePaul’s sixth annual Pop Culture Conference. Previous Conferences focused on topics like “Supernatural,”...

Morris' talk was part of the Chicago Humanities Festival, an event that hosts up to 150 events all over the city every year. 
(Photo courtesy of Ben Gonzales)

Errol Morris philosophizes on the reality of truth

Benjamin Conboy, Editor in Chief April 30, 2018

Academy award-winning documentary filmmaker Errol Morris stopped by the Music Box Theater to discuss his new book and ponder the absoluteness of truth as a part of the Chicago Humanities Festival on Tuesday,...

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