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The trans filmmaker behind *I Saw the TV Glow* announced a special screening of *Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma* at Catskill's Community Theater on August 1 at 5 p.m., followed by an all-night afterparty at Hi-Way Drive-In with just 100 spots. Starring Hannah Einbinder as a young director reviving a faded slasher franchise and Gillian Anderson as its original final girl, the meta queer horror hit earned a six-minute ovation and Queer Palm at Cannes in May, plus perfect 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. Schoenbrun will attend the preview ahead of the film's MUBI wide release on August 7, while fans joke about the title's tricky search terms and rave over its steamy, bloody poster.

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Picture bonfires, s'mores, and a slasher triple feature under the stars—Jane Schoenbrun's turning a quiet upstate theater into summer's wildest horror party.

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On March 20, NuNew posted a 15-second video of the pair cuddling on a couch amid wooden beams, following Zee's simple 'Come sleep' invite. Fans celebrated the domestic moment during their group trip to Japan with Domundi artists, noting poses like Zee's peace sign and NuNew leaning in. Nearly four years after starring as lovers in *Cutie Pie*, their off-screen affection continues to delight supporters, with comments highlighting their unchanged bond since 2022. NuNew shared a cheerful good morning from Japan the next day.

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In a cozy Japanese room, NuNew teases Zee for staying up late, then they snuggle close with a cheek kiss and warm embrace.

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U.S. courts dismissed several lawsuits against universities like MIT, Penn, and Haverford, ruling that pro-Palestinian activism, including slogans and keffiyehs, does not automatically count as antisemitic harassment under Title VI. These decisions followed campus unrest after Hamas's October 7, 2023, attack and Israel's Gaza response, rejecting claims that universities must censor offensive but protected speech. While some celebrate the rulings as defending free expression, others worry they might weaken anti-discrimination safeguards for Jewish students, with cases still evolving amid settlements like UC Berkeley's $1 million payout.

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Judges have made it clear: chants like 'from the river to the sea' and criticism of Israel are protected under the First Amendment, even amid heated campus protests.

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U.S. courts dismissed several lawsuits against universities like MIT, Penn, and Haverford, ruling that pro-Palestinian activism, including slogans and keffiyehs, does not automatically count as antisemitic harassment under Title VI. These decisions followed campus unrest after Hamas's October 7, 2023, attack and Israel's Gaza response, rejecting claims that universities must censor offensive but protected speech. While some celebrate the rulings as defending free expression, others worry they might weaken anti-discrimination safeguards for Jewish students, with cases still evolving amid settlements like UC Berkeley's $1 million payout.

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Judges have made it clear: chants like 'from the river to the sea' and criticism of Israel are protected under the First Amendment, even amid heated campus protests.

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