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Beige Luciano-Adams

  • Writer and Journalist, Freelance
  • Investigator, MILLERGROUP INTELLIGENCE, INC.
Los Angeles
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‘The End of Oak Street’: ‘Jurassic Park’ Meets ‘Back to the Future’

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By Mark Jackson, Beige Luciano-Adams, Crystal-Rose Jones
| The Epoch Times
‘The End of Oak Street’ is clearly not intended to set up a lucrative franchise. It’s a throwback to when movies could simply be enjoyable escapism. |Updated: PG-13 | 1h 39m | Action, Adventure, Thriller | 2026 The Platt family lives in a cozy American suburb, circa 1982, in David Robert Mitchell’s action-adventure-thriller “The End of Oak Street,” a throwback to 1980s’ summer blockbusters. It’s “Jurassic Park” meets “Back to the Future,” but the comedy is darker and has more, er, bite.
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¿Qué pasó cuando creamos una cuenta de Snapchat para un niño de 13 años?

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By Beige Luciano-Adams
| Epoch Times Español
15 de agosto de 2026, 1:32 a. m. | Actualizado el15 de agosto de 2026, 1:33 a. m. LOS ÁNGELES—Mientras Snapchat se enfrenta a una avalancha de demandas civiles —presentadas por padres afligidos, distritos escolares y fiscales generales estatales— por los supuestos daños causados a los usuarios jóvenes, el gigante de las redes sociales ha introducido en los últimos años funciones destinadas a proteger contra peligros como la venta de drogas ilegales y la explotación sexual.
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What Happened When We Created a Snapchat Account for a 13-Year-Old

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By Beige Luciano-Adams
| The Epoch Times
LOS ANGELES—As Snapchat faces a torrent of civil lawsuits—from grieving parents, school districts, and state attorneys general—over alleged harm to young users, the social media giant has in recent years introduced features meant to protect against dangers such as illicit drug sales and sexploitation. Several recent studies funded by child safety organizations and conducted after those features were introduced, however, offer a glimpse of what young people are exposed to on the app.
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