Who Wore It Wes: Halloween Edition
In case you haven’t noticed (or are still a freshman), Halloween is a big deal on college campuses. The excessive ...
Arts & Culture
Run the Jewels Bring More Nihilism to Hip-Hop
If you want to know what Run the Jewels has above other hip-hop duos, watch the interview they did for ...
Lucifer Gets Sued in Original Second Stage Play
While Second Stage has long been known as a strong supporter of student-written works, this season in particular is offering ...
“Godspell” Cast Turns Water into Wine with Second Stage Production
Let me start with this: I am not the biggest fan of “Godspell.” When I saw the most recent Broadway ...
Idiot Box: “Mulaney”
One of Fox’s newest comedies, “Mulaney,” attempts to harken back to the golden age of the multi-camera sitcom. Following a ...
“Dear White People” Challenges Post-Racial Notions
“Dear White People” is a movie with a lot to say. On the one hand, it’s an ensemble dramedy depicting ...
“Whiplash” Needs No Drumroll For Jazz Drama
When I was 10 years old, I began my first summer as a saxophonist in the Renbrook Summer Adventure Jazz ...
Taylor Swift “Shakes Off” Country Style on 1989
In preparation for the release of 1989, the fifth album from Taylor Swift, I did what I assumed any sane ...
“The ABCs Of Death 2” Delivers Alphabetical Thrills
Two years ago, Tim League, the founder of Austin’s cult film festival Fantastic Fest, and Ant Thompson, a New Zealand-based ...
“Blow” Gender-Swaps to Advance Discussions of Assault, Power, and Gender
While the Wesleyan arts scene is no stranger to feminist works that creatively tackle contemporary issues of women’s rights and ...