Gaspar Noé’s “Climax” Is Actually Watchable
Gaspar Noé’s newest film “Climax,” winner of the 2018 Art Cinema award at Cannes and released in the United States ...
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American Football’s LP3 Takes an Old Genre in New Directions
Emo visionary American Football has always succeeded due to its self-awareness. Its first album explored the intensity yet immaturity of ...
Five Seniors Debut Studio Art Theses in First Week of Exhibitions
This week was the first in a series of art theses that will be presented at Zilkha Gallery this spring. ...
With “Us,” Jordan Peele Cements Himself as the Next Great Horror Auteur
The ending of “Us,” Jordan Peele’s second feature film, dramatically alters the meaning, both literally and figuratively, of everything that ...
Author Terry Tempest Williams Discusses Relationship Between Humans and Environment
Renowned author and environmental activist Terry Tempest Williams spoke at Memorial Chapel this past Friday at an event sponsored by ...
“Saturday Night Live” Fails to Deliver Insightful Political Commentary
It’s pretty commonly acknowledged that “Saturday Night Live” hasn’t been at the top of its game recently. It wasn’t long ...
“Snake Oil” Goes Down Smoothly
Ancient Romans used to use silphium, a North African herb believed to have abortifacient properties, as a kind of old-school ...
“Genealogy of the Fall” and “Revelations or North of Phoenix”: Poetry from Michael Montoya ’20
Genealogy of the Fall Mom and Dad gathered us at the edge of forest where we played house, picked plucked ...
Netflix’s “Paddleton” Is More Than Just A Game
Released on Netflix on Feb. 1, Mark Duplass’ new dark comedy “Paddleton” features a game of the same name that ...
FGSS Panel Discusses Transnational Feminism and the Surveillance State
Last Thursday, students and faculty came together in Judd Hall to listen to a panel hosted by the Feminist, Gender, ...