Entertainment
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The new “Emily in Paris” season markets French flair to Netflix
Moving to Paris might be a challenge regarding learning the culture and language, but as the new season of “Emily in Paris” is released, we...
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“Incoming” gets a big, fat F in my gradebook
The new Netflix movie “Incoming” was an interesting watch, to say the least. From start to finish I was questioning the point and plot of...
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Domestic abuse normalized in “It Ends With Us”
The new movie “It Ends with Us,” based on the popular Colleen Hoover novel, has caused an uproar of internet drama. The book was originally...
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Music Corner
After leaking his now well-known song, “Too Sweet,” on the social media app, TikTok, Hozier dropped his third studio album, “Unreal Unearth: Unheard” on March...
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Adrianne Lenker gives a bright future to folk music
For all of the girls that sometimes wish they could be a bug to experience being smaller and more hopeless than they already feel, Adrianne...
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After decades, Godsmack has softened their style
On April 10, I had the privilege of seeing Boston-based hard rock band Godsmack at the Youtube Theater. However, this was not their standard show,...
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“Love Lies Bleeding” leaves viewers stunned
Rose Glass’s “Love Lies Bleeding” explores issues of power, obsession and the aftermath of terrible deeds with a frankness that never wavers. Clint Mansell’s creepy...
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“Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth” redefines gameplay
Final Fantasy VII is an installment of the Japanese fantasy series released in late January of 1997. The game has recently been revisited by developers...
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“Quiet on Set” exposes reality of child stardom
A new documentary exposing Nickelodeon producers, titled Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV, recently dropped on streaming platform, Max. Since then, the...
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‘Gruff’ tackles the nuance of personal relationships
On March 1, Julian Curi uploaded a handmade, paper-animated and puppeteered short film to his YouTube channel Righteous Robot. Following community donations over the course...