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By Andrew Xie May 20, 2026 On March 12 2023, the trailer for the live-action adaptation of the animated film “The Little Mermaid” dropped online and, within hours, garnered tens of millions of views. Online, two sides emerged almost immediately: one flooded with parents sharing videos of their young daughters joyously pointing at the girl on the screen, and another filled with fans of the original, frustrated that something fundamental to the film was lost. When H

By Sarah Perez May 20, 2026 Police responding to a fire alarm call at the University of Iowa discovered a disturbing scene: 56 shirtless, blindfolded men standing in a basement, covered in ketchup, mustard and alcohol. Despite the appearance of the situation, these men were not hostages; instead, they were voluntary participants of the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity’s peculiar hazing ritual. For the roughly 600,000 members of fraternities and sororities in the Unite

By Winston Chu May 20, 2026 Ryan Park Art In the intersection of Second and San Carlos Street in Downtown San Jose stands a towering three-floor parking garage. This is no ordinary car garage, however. Its ground floor was home to a venue of film showings, live theater and musical productions that brought liveliness and happiness to countless theatergoers. Established in 2018 by Scott and Shannon Guggenheim, a husband and wife duo who has been producing live ente