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Gaumont Television. Poker Face Peacock Charlie Natasha Lyonne has an extraordinary ability to determine when someone is lying. Air Force veteran Reality Winner, who leaked an intelligence report about Russian interference in the election to the media. The ballet manifested the fear, anger, grief, and hope for salvation that Jones and his colleagues experienced as AIDS took the life of his co-founder and partner Arnie Zane, as well as other troupe members.
Black Public Media and World Channel. This documentary examines her impact on pop culture as well as the controversies that have erupted over her honesty about puberty and sex, which are newly relevant in an age of increasing book bans across the country. Summer Camp Island Cartoon Network Created by Julia Pott for Cartoon Network, Summer Camp Island centers on best friends Oscar an elephant and Hedgehog a hedgehog at a magical summer camp where the counselors are popular girl witches, horses turn into unicorns, sharks talk, cabins are haunted, and Post-It Notes lead to other dimensions.
Cartoon Network Studios. The Blast Effect The Washington Post The Washington Post delves into the AR, the weapon of choice for many mass killers, leveraging deep reporting, 3-D animation, and innovative storytelling to illustrate the devastating effect the gun actually has on the human body, something rarely seen by the general public. The Washington Post. Defunctland YouTube Defunctland is a YouTube channel discussing the history of extinct theme park and themed entertainment experiences, with a supplementary podcast and VR project.
Through these stories, the most recent episode season explores the revisionism of the past, the industrial tomorrow, dystopian futures, and the reality of today. Kevin Perjurer. The Hidden History of Racism in New York City Instagram The Hidden History of Racism in New York City is a six-part micro-documentary series by Kahlil Greene and Ariel Viera touring parts of New York that exist, in part, because of historical incidents of race-based violence, all the while combatting the rampant disinformation on social media that dismisses how race continues to shape our history.
