Francophone Rapper Baloji Prepares to Go Global
Globalization may have found its premier music genre in rap and hip hop, with Belgian-Congolese MC Baloji being of the best suited ...
Arts & Culture
Samsara Honors South Asian Culture and Student Talent
Months of writing, choreographing, practicing, and performing culminated in the 2017 Samsara performance this Saturday, Feb. 18. Hosted by Shakti, ...
A Cinefiles Fairwell
Cinefiles has never been about Jonah and Joseph, not even after we took our readers on that memorable voyage through ...
Peele’s “Get Out” Reconciles Horror and Comedy
The genre of horror-comedy is a tricky fusion to tackle, but not for the reasons you’d think. Structurally, the two ...
No More Normal Dormal: WestCo Compensates for Lack of Creativity with Eccentricity
Last Friday, as we walked into the grotto that has rather generously been dubbed the WestCo Café, we quickly realized ...
Millet Fellow Susan Choi Reads from “My Education”
Wednesday evening, Millet Fellow Susan Choi read from her novel “My Education,” bringing an altogether different campus into the minds ...
Dumpling or Woman: Lena Dunham’s Question in “Girls” Season 6
This past Sunday, the final season of “Girls” premiered on HBO, featuring the same unrefined humor and quirky characters that first ...
“Changing Visions,” Where the Personal Meets the Political
There’s something lovely and magical about states of flux. Beauty can often be found amidst the chaos and uncertainty, creative ...
“The Sopranos”: How a Psychiatric Narrative Made TV’s Golden Age
Television’s “Golden Age”—perhaps at its apex today with shows such as “Mad Men,” “Breaking Bad,” “House of Cards,” “Game of Thrones,” and “Mr. ...
One Day Plays: A Writer’s Perspective, Hour by Hour
This Saturday night, I sat down full of hope and vodka, surrounded by people I love, and enjoyed my sixth ...