Alex Garland’s Civil War is immersive, thought-provoking, extraordinary
By Griffin Shaivitz | Mar. 28, 2024Alex Garland’s Civil War delivers a memorable experience
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Fresh Finds Friday: New Tierra Whack album, Matt Champion returns after 7 years
By William Troyer | Mar. 28, 2024New music from the country scene with Lily Rose's "True North" and the rap scene with Tierra Whack's "World Wide Whack."
Pete Townshend's 'Life House' is greatest rock album never finished
By Alicia Szczesniak | Mar. 28, 2024The story behind rock ‘n’ roll’s greatest “almost.”
Concert fashion inspires trends, influences society
By Jackson McCoy | Mar. 27, 2024Artists from across the genre spectrum have used the stage to wear iconic outfits or their favorite clothes.
Soundtrack Breakdown: 'Jennifer's Body' is full of emo bangers
By Brooke Phillips | Mar. 27, 2024From artists like Panic! At The Disco, Foreigner and Screeching Weasel, here's an in-depth analysis of the “Jennifer's Body” soundtrack.
"The Method" takes extreme dedication
By Logan Humphrey | Mar. 27, 2024Method acting is a long-running, controversial art form sparking controversy for its dramatic approach and life-threatening outcomes.
The Inflation Game: Why are concert tickets so expensive?
By Grace Koennecke | Mar. 27, 2024With concerts growing more and more expensive, the problem is raising many ethical concerns for music fans everywhere.
‘Road House’ lacks emotional punch
By Trey Barrett | Mar. 27, 2024The Jake Gyllenhaal-led “Road House” (2024) is nothing but violence over substance.
'Poor Things' defies the 'born sexy yesterday' trope
By Arielle Lyons | Mar. 27, 2024The recently-coined trope has made its way into countless sci-fi and fantasy films, but the latest example subverts it entirely.
"Emily in Paris" star Ashley Park sings her way into hearts, inspires Asian American actresses
By Leanne Abel | Mar. 26, 2024The original Broadway Gretchen Wieners, Ashley Park, may have started her career on Broadway, but she has become a big star in TV shows and movies.
Tierra Whack self-reflects on 'WORLD WIDE WHACK'
By Trey Barrett | Mar. 26, 2024Tierra Whack explores depressive thoughts in her authentic and mesmerizing debut album, "World Wide Whack."
Tyla's debut album gives, takes on the IT factor
By Nyla Gilbert | Mar. 26, 2024After her song "Water" went viral, many waited for Tyla's debut album to be released. The album contains tracks sure to chart, but others need a little work.
Max Blansjaar continues to develop punk, electronic sound
By Sophia Rooksberry | Mar. 25, 2024The Amsterdam-born indie pop prodigy anticipates upcoming EP, "False Comforts."
Barbenheimer may have saved the movie theater experience
By Nyla Gilbert | Mar. 24, 2024Movie theaters saw record lows during the pandemic, especially with the introduction of at-home premieres on streaming platforms. Trends like 'Barbenheimer' have put the movie theater experience back on the map.
What We’re Watching: ‘Late Night With the Devil’ shouldn’t have used A.I.
By Mia Ashby | Mar. 24, 2024With the release of the new original horror film “Late Night With the Devil,” people were disappointed to find out that the film utilizes AI, raising the question of ethics and the morality of having AI present in film.
Liv Miraldi blends sorrowful themes, upbeat pop music
By Sophia Rooksberry | Mar. 24, 2024The L.A. based artist's new single reflects on the cruelty of hindsight
“Unheard” review: Hozier turns over a new leaf, honors his roots
By Alicia Szczesniak | Mar. 24, 2024The EP showcases that the musician is fully capable of expanding his abilities while staying close to his roots.
Cano's hometown experiences inspire his music, resonates with listeners
By Trey Barrett | Mar. 24, 2024Life experiences can be influential in any artist's musical style, fostering an individualized approach to creating music. For Braden Cano, a senior studying music production and the recording industry, his soulful R&B and rap sound is no exception.
Fresh Finds Friday: New singles from folk, rock scenes
By William Troyer | Mar. 21, 2024New music from the folk scene with Richy Mitch & The Coal Miner's "Sierra Vista" and the rock scene with Bon Jovi's "Legendary."
The Walking Dead: The ones who live episode 4 review
By Ashley Pomplas | Mar. 21, 2024Review of Episode 4 of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live.
