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Oscars 2023 Deep Dive: Predictions & Picks for the 95th Annual Academy Awards

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Melbourne's Jim Alxndr on new EP ‘Feels Worth Living For’ & life's nuances told through music

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The modern-day classroom: A recipe for solitude

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Netflix Lighting and the Death of the Director in 'Wednesday'

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Hidden Gems & Summer Surprise: A Playlist of Radio Fodder’s Top Summer Releases

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James Joyce and the Characteristics of Autistic Fiction

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Our debut print edition of 2023 is here! Join us as we discover, explore and challenge the notion of rebirth and reawakening with Renaissance.

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