Phil Kaye Expertly Bounds from Absurd to Grave
Mariah Carey blasts through cheap headphones as you walk down the street. Bikers careen by yelling at you to “move ...
Arts & Culture
On “Pure Comedy,” Ineffectual Resistance, and Holding your Heroes Accountable
I first saw Joshua Tillman in 2011, when he was a member of Fleet Foxes. His shoulder-length hair and impressive ...
“Frank” Reinvents Everyone’s Favorite Halloween Tale
The floor of the ’92 had been turned into a space-age office landscape. White tile lined the floor, mirroring the ...
Clarissa Tossin’s Stereoscopic Vision Brings New Meaning to Depth Perception
As snowflakes began to dust over the green of campus late Tuesday afternoon, the mood was quiet, reflective of the ...
“Jackie” Prefers National Narrative Over Authenticity
While President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jackie Kennedy Onassis were real people and did, in fact, exist, they were ...
“Chewing Gum” Pops Social Norms
When you’re scrolling Netflix’s endless selection of movies and television programs, it often seems like you’ve seen everything, and everything ...
“The Girls” Stands at the Intersection of Nostalgia and Cult Culture
Emma Cline’s debut novel, “The Girls,” bobs between the present and 1969, and spotlights the way in which Evie Boyd’s ...
Jess Best ’14 Honors Claire Randall ’12 at Russell House
Jess Best's most recent EP, Kid Again, opens with three ethereal voices singing, “What if you / had twenty minutes ...
Priests’ Nothing Feels Natural is Challenging, Compassionate, and Urgent
When the D.C. punk four-piece Priests dropped their first LP, Nothing Feels Natural, just a week after Trump entered the ...
It’s Atlanta’s World and You’re Just Living In It
It’s no secret Donald Glover has had a busy year. It included castings in “Spider-Man: Homecoming” and “Star Wars,” a ...