Dash Barnett
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A Watchable War: The Complications of Ukrainian Combat Footage
The ability to watch combat footage brings complications of morality and consumerism–especially regarding the ongoing war in Ukraine.
ejb148
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Transcendent: Why Electronic Music Owes Everything to Trans Women
At the 65th annual Grammy Awards, German-born pop singer Kim Petras made history, and surprised millions of unaware viewers, in revealing...
James Weld
Mar 24, 2023
American Venom: 'Red Dead Redemption II' in Retrospect
Rockstar Games' 'Red Dead Redemption 2' is a living example of evolution of Western-style video games' depictions of masculinity.
Brendan Carroll
Feb 18, 2023
Lofi Girl & the Echoes of Japan
While the history of lofi may blend into the background (like the music itself), its influence remains, as ignorable as it is interesting.
Dash Barnett
Feb 17, 2023
Toxic: Drake, Future, and the Male Rap Persona
On 2014’s Monster, rap artist Future Hendrix was fighting demons, and it was completely unclear who was winning.
Micaeli Dym
Nov 30, 2022
Do the Grammys Need a Renaissance?
By Micaeli Dym Photo Credits: Grammy.com Beyonce’s Renaissance has been discussed non-stop since its July release for its emphasis on...
Wendi Wang
Oct 28, 2022
Investigating the Status Quo of K-Pop Through the Lens of 'Born Pink'
Although BLACKPINK has broken streaming records, it remains debatable whether BLACKPINK have surpassed their own musical ability.
Annika Bjork
Oct 27, 2022
'Skinty Fia': Fontaines D.C. on Irish Identity
Irish post-punk band Fontaines D.C. turns to music as a way to make their voices heard.
Sabrina Shaffer
Sep 30, 2022
How Can Hip-Hop Rectify Its Homophobic Past
Hip-hop has not been traditionally known as an LGBTQ-affirming space. If we want hip-hop to be truly inclusive, we must examine its history
Vasiliki Vlastaras
Sep 30, 2022
False Reality in the Real Housewives of Dubai
The much-anticipated Real Housewives of Dubai (RHOD) promised to give American viewers an authentic taste of the “City of Gold.”