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Happy Halloween! 🎃 If you're tired of the same old horror films, we've got a selection of 50 alternative films you can stream using your library access this fright night! 👻 From international horror from Norway, Korea and Iran, to stylish arthouse horror, to comedy- horror for those who don't like jump scares! 🦇 Everyone at AUB can access these titles, so they'd be good for a socially distanced watch party. 🧛Click the link in the bio to find our list of Halloween films you can watch this weekend! 🕸️ #aublibrary 
Fashion owes a lot to Black culture and style. This debt is charted in Carol Tulloch's book, The Birth of Cool, from Harlan style to Billie Holliday to subcultural cool. The eBook is available via our #blackhistorymonth digital display - see the link in the bio! 
Donald Glover's (aka @childishgambino) TV series Atlanta is a comedy drama focusing on the Atlanta rap scene. Glover won an Emmy for directing a this comedy, the first African American to ever do so Watch the first two series online now, linked via our #blackhistorymonth digital guide. See the link in our bio! 
Miles White's book, From Jim Crow to Jay Z, is a study of the representation of black masculinity across music and culture, particularly hip-hop culture, and examines how these repsentations have demonized and commodified young black men. Read it as an eBook via our #blackhistorymonth display, link in the bio! 
When Tangerine premiered at Sundance, much was made of it being shot entirely on an iPhone 5. But more importantly, this is the story of two Black trans women played by Black trans actors. A funny, authentic film celebrating queer Black lives and love. Watch it online via our #blackhistorymonth display, link in the bio! 
Black artists have been making major contributions to the British art scene for decades. This book tells the story of these artists, from the 1950s onwards, including contemporary artists such as Steve McQueen, Chris Ofili and Yinka Shonibare. Find the eBook in our #blackhistorymonth digital display - link is in the bio! 
Next up this month is Michaela Cole's tour de force comedy-drama series, I May Destroy You, which premiered on the BBC earlier this year. Set in London, it deals with the nature of consent and the impact of trauma. It's is available to watch in full on BoB - click the link in our bio to find the #blackhistorymonth digital display, and you can access the TV series there. 
Next up this Black History Month is this beautiful book celebrating black models, filled with essays, interviews and stunning photographs. It features more than 70 women over the last 60 years, from the pioneers who were the first to be featured on magazine covers to the new generation of models who are speaking out about racism in the fashion industry. Available as an eBook, just follow the link in our bio to our Black History Month display!