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What To Watch After Bridgerton

Posted 01/19/21 by Brooke C

TV series suggestions to hold you over until Bridgerton returns.

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20 Totally Tubular 80s and 90s Movies on hoopla

Posted 04/24/20 by Heather H

Visit hoopla and settle in for a nostalgia-filled movie night that'll take you back in time. How very!

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10 Remarkably Intriguing Women Spies on the Big and Small Screen

Posted 06/30/19 by April S

Women take center stage in these thrilling spy movies and television programs.

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Extraordinary Movies to Watch Anytime

Posted 04/15/19 by April S

Memorable movies featuring quirky and charming characters with unique stories.

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Imaginative and Memorable Movies

Posted 03/25/19 by April S

Quirky, out of the ordinary movies that are great to watch anytime.

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Fantastic Film Finds: Safety Not Guaranteed

Posted 02/20/19 by April S

Quirky, funny, offbeat comedy movies to enjoy with a friend or loved one.

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Interesting Stories for Outdoor Enthusiasts

Posted 01/07/19 by Katie M

From living secluded in a tent for almost three decades, to climbing a 3,200 foot wall without ropes, this list highlights some of my favorite titles where people do some really incredible (and maybe a few ill-advised) things outside.

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10 Classic Books to Read and Watch

Posted 12/24/18 by April S

These stories are filled with so much pure emotion it is almost impossible not to like them.

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Afternoon with the Monster: 200 Years of Frankenstein

Posted 03/09/18 by Rebecca S

Originally published anonymously on January 1, 1818, the legend of how Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley first conceived of Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus is as famous as the Monster it immortalized.

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TV Comedies to Warm the Cockles of Your Cold Dead Heart

Posted 02/15/18 by Tim P

A list of funny shows to get you through the winter.

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Plays by African-American Playwrights

Posted 02/05/18 by Eric P

For decades, African-American playwrights have pushed the American theater to embrace bold, daring and popular new forms and have, in the process, contributed some of the most enduring stories and characters in the American literary canon. The library has on its shelves an assortment of scripts from this robust tradition.

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TV Series for Fans of Stranger Things

Posted 11/27/17 by Kelly P

If you loved Stranger Things, explore a little more with these supernatural television series.

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