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A TV displays “K-Pop Demon Hunters” on Netflix. Video Editor Jenny Javkhlantugs gave the movie a rating of 9 out of 10. (Edison Miller | Northern Star)
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With music and magic, HUNTR/X battles demons in ‘KPop Demon Hunters’
Blue light protection glasses sit on top of a computer in the NIU Esports Arena located in Altgeld Hall 100. Blue light glasses can help reduce eye strain, a potential health issue for gamers. (Totus Tuus Keely | Northern Star)
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How health and wellness impact the gaming community
A TV displays “The Summer I Turned Pretty” on Amazon Prime. The books and movies for the series have a few key differences. (Totus Tuus Keely | Northern Star)
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Book vs TV show: ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’
Mila (left) and her father Mike Meegan, both Ottawa residents, solder a connection for a “blinkie” at the Build-a-Blinkie station on Saturday at STEM Fest inside of the Duke Ellington Ballroom in the Holmes Student Center. A “blinkie” is a small board cut into a design with flashing LEDs, supplied by the 501(c)3 organization Build-a-Blinkie. (Totus Tuus Keely | Northern Star)
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Gallery: STEM Fest welcomes all ages with over 100 exhibits
 

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Bassist JM Graveside hoists his bass above his head while playing at the Fargo Venue Saturday. Graveside jumped off stage toward the end of the show to get closer to the audience. (Brynn Krug | Northern Star)
Gallery: Fargo rocks audience with foot-stomping show

The Burning Cicada Arts and Music Festival will be on Saturday in Hopkins Park. The festival will include live performances and activities for all ages. (Courtesy of Burning Cicada)
Burning Cicada returns with art, music at annual festival

Burning Cicada will host its annual Arts and Music Festival from...

A group of Illinois Vintage Fest attendees rummage through the discounted clothing bin at one of the vendors. Some vendors offered discounted prices to attendees due to the rain that occurred during the set up of the event on Saturday. (Ethan Rodriguez | Northern Star)
Gallery: Illinois Vintage Fest stops at NIU
Marcos and Natalia Becerra, children of DeKalb residents Martha and Cosme, pretend to drive a John Deere combine harvester on North Third Street during Corn Fest on Sunday. The John Deere combine harvester, the “StalkMaster,” is one of many types of combine harvesters used to harvest corn. (Totus Tuus Keely | Northern Star)
Gallery: DeKalb hosts their annual Corn Fest for residents and students
The Avlon String Quartet, joined by pianist Winston Choi, performs Narongrit Dhamabutra’s “Quintet For the Spirits of ASEAN” on Friday in the Recital Hall of the Music Building. The performance was proceeded with a lecture from composer Dhamabutra on the piece beginning at 6 p.m. and was followed by a reception with Thai food in the Music Library. (Totus Tuus Keely | Northern Star)
Gallery: ‘Quintet for the Spirits of ASEAN’
A ceremonial sword from Syria and a ceremonial dagger from the Kingdom of Morocco sit in a display case as part of the “How We Rebuild” exhibition in the Pick Museum of Anthropology on Tuesday. The exhibit is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays to Saturdays until Dec. 19. (Totus Tuus Keely | Northern Star)
‘How We Rebuild’ opens at Pick Museum of Anthropology
 

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