Grace Copps
Nov 19
That’s That Feminism Espresso: A Review of "Short n’ Sweet"
"Short n' Sweet" shines as a celebration of women’s sexuality.
Elliot Anderson
Nov 1
A Triumph of Self-Expression: Geordie Greep's "The New Sound"
Geordie Greep's album "The New Sound" struggles with themes of self-perception, perception of us by others, and self-destruction.
Kami Steffenauer
Oct 30
More Than Her Long List of Ex-Lovers: Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department
Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department tells the story of a mid-career and mid-life crisis.
Sasha Jayne
Oct 29
What is Saturday Night?
This is the question that plagues Lorne Michaels as he attempts to create the very first episode of his now hit show, Saturday Night Live.
Kelsey Perriello
Oct 29
Going out with a whisper: how 143 has ruined the Katy Perry legacy
On September 30, pop icon Katy Perry released her once highly anticipated sixth studio album, 143, to disappointing results.
Mandy Sun
Oct 29
The Substance: Caution—Use once. Highly Addictive.
“Have you ever dreamt of a better version of yourself?” French director Coralie Fargeat’s chilling feature, The Substance , dares the...
Hans Yang
Oct 9
Give Me a Reason: Flux
It’s probably not like what you’ll expect. You probably clicked “TOP SCI-FI NOVELS OF 2023” on a whim, swooned at the cool yellow cover.
Elliot Anderson
Oct 1
Imaginal Disk: Magdalena Bay's Journey Into Imperfection
If there was a way we could fix all of our perceived flaws, would it even be worth it?
Hudson Witte
Oct 1
Inside Out 2: A Bad Lecture and a Worse Movie
Lacking the fun, campy badness of a Madame Web, Inside Out 2 clings to sincerity, remaining incredibly contrived from conception to release.
Sabrina Bailey
Sep 30
Fontaines D.C.: ROMANCE
Fontaines D.C.—Dublin-based and as punk-rock as bands come—released their fourth studio album Romance this past August. Romance is a “...