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In defense of 'Supergirl': Why the new DCU film deserves more love

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By Beth Accomando Verified
| KPBS-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
Everybody's got an opinion, and with the internet, everyone does their best to make themselves heard, with hot takes getting the most attention.
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Cinema Junkie and Midday Movies go on summer viewing vacation

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By Beth Accomando Verified
| Cinema Junkie
BETH ACCOMANDO Welcome back to KPBS Listener Supported Cinema Junkie. I'm Beth Accomando. For Hollywood, summer is already in full swing. Toy Story 5 is topping the box office. The Mandalorian and Grogu extended the Star Wars franchise last month. And Steven Spielberg is back with a new alien encounter film in Disclosure Day. Opening this week is DC's new Supergirl. And Spider-Man swings back into theaters next month with his latest adventure.
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A 12-inch needle and 'Isaac's Eye' at Onstage Playhouse

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By Beth Accomando Verified
| KPBS-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
On June 26, OnStage Playhouse opens "Isaac's Eye," a play about renowned 17th-century scientist Isaac Newton and an experiment involving a very large needle. (Check out Newton's drawing of the experiment.) At Onstage Playhouse last Wednesday night, it was hard not to notice the 12-inch upholstery needle prominently sitting on the table at rehearsal. The clue to its purpose lies in the title of the play, "Isaac’s Eye." Director James P.
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