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Dylan Callaghan

(He/Him)
Los Angeles
As seen in: University of Southern California, Simon and Schuster, Written By, Scholar Peer
Covers:  The film & TV industry, the sciences, politics and humanities.
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Godzilla Movies Work Better as Trump Allegory Than Metaphor

Godzilla Movies Work Better as Trump Allegory Than Metaphor

Robert Boatright reads the Showa era Godzilla films of 1954 to 1975 against the first Trump presidency and it…

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Foreign Aid Is 1% of the US Budget; Most Americans Think It's Far More: Survey

Foreign Aid Is 1% of the US Budget; Most Americans Think It's Far More: Survey

An Echelon/Rockefeller survey of 2,000 voters found eight in ten prefer fixing foreign aid to killing it - in…

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Resurrection Scribes

Resurrection Scribes

Screenwriting team Alfred Gough and Miles Millar discuss their journey from Wednesday to Beetlejuice Beetleju…

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Barbie Doll's Body Has Gotten More Real. Ken's Waist Has Not.

Barbie Doll's Body Has Gotten More Real. Ken's Waist Has Not.

Thirty years after a study on proportions, Barbie Doll's Body has become more average, while Ken's waist has …

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Blazing a New Trail

Blazing a New Trail

Journalist-turned-showrunner Amy Chozick writes without fear.

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USC Street Medicine Surpasses Growth Expectations, Hitting Multiple Milestones to Start 2024

USC Street Medicine Surpasses Growth Expectations, Hitting Multiple Milestones to Start 2024

The USC Street Medicine program has hit multiple new milestones to start 2024, notching 1,000 patient visits …

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Script Tease

Script Tease

Script Tease by Dylan Callaghan - The Newest Screenwriting Secrets. What do an erstwhile stripper, an ex-gamb…

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AI Judges Faces Just Like People Do, And the Newest LLMs Are The Harshest

AI Judges Faces Just Like People Do, And the Newest LLMs Are The Harshest

Across 13 experiments and nearly 8,000 trials, four leading AI models read character from faces the way human…

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