Unstimulating “Fifty Shades of Grey” Fails to Climax
While the most vivid criticism is often directed at the most ostentatiously weak films, it may be the cardinal sin ...
Arts & Culture
Spongebob Resurfaces For a Fan-Pleasing Romp
There are many people who, like me, know the name of individual Spongebob episodes. They have hundreds of quotes memorized, ...
“Jupiter” Ascends “So Bad It’s Good”
There is a scene in Mel Brooks’ “Producers” in which the main characters are perplexed that an intentionally terrible show, ...
Sneaky Sugars Bursts Onto Wes Music Scene
I walked down to Clark 4 to interview Wesleyan’s newest and most prominent freshman band, The Sneaky Sugars (formerly known ...
Who Wore It Wes: Natasha Cucullo ’15
Natasha Cucullo ’15 transferred to Wesleyan her junior year from UCLA, and her contrasting experiences with fashion in California and ...
CFA’s “A Body in Fukushima” Exhibit Offers Breathtaking Look at the Japanese Tsunami
Perhaps the worst type of tragedy imaginable is that caused by human ignorance, by society’s gross misconceptions, and by individuals’ ...
Girlpool Thrills Art House with Jagged Sound
Combine a pair of voices that harmonize in perfect discord, a crowd full of enthusiastic, open-eared fans, and the cozy ...
Look What We Did: “In the Quiet of the Night”
Writer: “One Day Plays” is an event held every semester in which students write, direct, and perform sets of 10-minute ...
Idiot Box: “Broad City”
It’s a frustrating truism that you can’t really explain a joke without losing the humor. Pointing out the mechanisms, no ...
Asaf Avidan Thrills With First American Release
On February 3rd, Israeli singer-songwriter Asaf Avidan released his latest album, entitled Gold Shadow. Although it is his first official ...