Arts & Culture
Rest in peace, Nicki Minaj. You were so young. You had so much potential, and then Remy Ma murdered you ...
“As You Like It” Offers Colorful, Creative Take On Lesser-Known Shakespeare
Much of the work of William Shakespeare has been so deeply integrated into Western culture that it has become cliché. ...
Henderson Proposes a New Way to Read
The modern education system is a technocratic capitalist’s dream. Students are increasingly funneled into STEM and business careers, while those ...
“I Am Not Your Negro” Posits Knowledge as Power
Raoul Peck’s “I Am Not Your Negro” paints a portrait of James Baldwin’s life in the 1960s while offering audience ...
Cinefiles 3/1 – 3/4
Last Friday night in the Cinefiles HQ, things were heating up. Literally. Our servers were firing on all cylinders to ...
Oscars Turn From Butchered First Names to Twist Ending
What appeared to be a normal night of awards, never-ending commercials, and a series of microaggressions by host Jimmy Kimmel ...
Controversy Envelops Oscar Nominations
This Sunday, 2016’s film season will officially come to a close with the celebration of the talent and mastery of its artists ...
“Don’t Leave” Grounds Outer Space with Meaningful Human Relationships
In the age of fake news, conspiracy and reality can be difficult to tell apart. “Don’t Leave,” a sci-fi drama ...
Dirty Projectors Innovate with Break-Up Album
There’s nothing subtle about a good breakup album. Pick any record from the canon—Blood on the Tracks, Rumours, 21, even ...
Trevor Noah is More Him than Ever in “Afraid of the Dark”
There’s no denying that in the past year, comedy—specifically, late-night comedy—has served as a source of solace for a wide ...
