Kami Steffenauer
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Trading Community for Corporate Success: The Danger of Commodifying Concerts
This is really happening. Oh my God, this is really happening. My thoughts couldn’t keep up with my emotions as my legs automatically...
Wendi Wang
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Frankenstein the Musical in Korea: A Successful Case of Cultural Adaptation
Have you ever imagined watching a Korean version of a musical based on British literature in South Korea? That was my experience...
Audrey Ledford
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on graduating and the end of childhood: exorcised through art that changed my life
This little girl has everything in front of her, I have everything behind me.
James Weld
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Shine On You Crazy Diamond: Syd Barrett and the “Mad Genius” Trope
On June 5th, 1975, British progressive rock band Pink Floyd were in the midst of recording Wish You Were Here, their ninth album...
Kelsey Perriello
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LET THEM REST!!!: The pandemic of musician biopics
It seems like every time I open X (formerly Twitter) I see a new announcement for a biopic about a famous musician...
Grace Stephenson
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The Issues with Linguistic Appropriation in Popular Music
When people think of cultural appropriation, they probably think of clueless white people wearing Native American headdresses or Black...
Henry Indresano
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The Devil Wears Nast
In a show of solidarity with the 24-hour Condé Nast strike, Hathaway walked out of her Vanity Fair photo shoot.
Anthony Bonavita
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La storia, Il corso, L’arte: A narrative on studying art history in Italy
When I studied in Bologna, I went in with intentions to truly take advantage of my new surroundings. That meant a lot of different things:
Kelsey Perriello
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Social Media and the Beauty Industry: Why “Sephora Kids” Are Not to Blame
Has the tween vanished? Are girls growing up too fast? What happened to the quintessential adolescence?
James Weld
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Creating History: The Crown and the Death of Diana
Depictions of death in mass media are as old as the form itself. Death has always had a presence in the visual arts...