Arts & Culture
“God is tribal,” proclaims a certain character in a certain newly-released film. “If God is all powerful, he cannot be ...
Lamar’s ‘untitled unmastered’ Elegantly Delivers on Title’s Promise
The early months of 2016 seem to have ushered a new trend in rap music: unfiltered, unpolished music that eschews ...
Look What I Did: Navigating the Challenges of Directing a Radioplay
Over a year ago, I was asked if I would be interested in doing some kind of radio drama for ...
Thatcher Debuts New Indie-Rock Fueled EP
On the second floor of Eclectic in a bedroom filled to the brim with friends of the band, and even ...
“WTF” Shamelessly Stereotypes
It’s been a year of blazing whiteness in Hollywood, and the latest Tina Fey vehicle, “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot,” is no ...
“The British Bake Off” Provides More Comfort and Less Spite
I returned to school early from winter break to work on my thesis and found myself alone for two weeks ...
“The BroadCast” Delivers News Satire by Women
Earlier this year, Vanity Fair released a portrait featuring all the major late-night show hosts—or at least almost all of them. ...
Firewatch Acts as Binge Alternative
With binge-watching on the rise, I often find it difficult to set aside time to read a novel or play ...
A.O Scott Critically Analyzes Criticism
Nobody likes criticism. To criticize an artist, or the merit of a work of art, is considered one of the most vile ...
Spoken Word Retells MDMA Stories
Last year, I returned to campus after a weekend in Washington, D.C. to find the contents of an entire dorm ...
