Everything to know about Dua Lipa’s new album
By Grace Koennecke | Aug. 28, 2023The artist’s last album “Future Nostalgia” dropped in 2020, integrating disco-pop into the mainstream again.
FILM, TV & MUSIC
What We’re Watching: ‘Talk To Me’ is the right way to do a possession story
By Mia Ashby | Aug. 18, 2023A24’s newest horror film “Talk To Me” is one of the best new horror films to come out in recent years because of how well it takes a simple premise that’s been done before and spins it on its head.
Album Review: ‘AUSTIN’ struggles to breakthrough to listeners
By Grace Koennecke | Aug. 8, 2023The singer’s fifth studio album via Mercury Records dropped July 28.
Students dish on their favorite sounds of the summer
By Grace Koennecke | Aug. 7, 2023From Jessie Ware to the “Barbie” soundtrack, students have found summer favorites that will last into the fall.
What We’re Watching: Letterboxd is the perfect place for movie reviews
By Mia Ashby | Aug. 5, 2023Why is everyone engaged in film discourse using Letterboxd over other social media platforms that share movie scores? Many people agree it’s because of just how polarized reviews are on Letterboxd compared to other sites.
TV Review: 'Secret Invasion" ends with a whimper
By Griffin Shaivitz | July 26, 2023A show that insults its viewer base does not deserve praise.
Starbrick Music Festival is ready to rock and roll this weekend
By Grace Koennecke | July 26, 2023Founded by Bernie Roell Jr. and his family, the new event will donate all proceeds to the Chris Roell TBI Foundation.
What your favorite character from ‘The Bear’ says about you
By Grace Koennecke | July 20, 2023The FX comedy series was recently nominated for 13 Emmy Awards after the release of its second season in June.
Album Review: ‘In the End It Always Does’ is not perfect and that is okay
By Grace Koennecke | July 17, 2023The Japanese House released her sophomore album via Dirty Hit on June 30.
TV Review: 'Secret Invasion' episode four fails again
By Griffin Shaivitz | July 17, 2023Hollywood doesn’t understand how terrorism and laws work.
TV Review: ‘Secret Invasion’ episode three frustratingly drops the ball
By Griffin Shaivitz | July 17, 2023Good visuals do not make up for bad writing.
Album Review: Taylor Swift regains her strength on ‘Speak Now (Taylor’s Version)’
By Grace Koennecke | July 13, 202313 years later, the singer reimagines her third studio album, “Speak Now.”
Artist Spotlight: Jules Paymer shows potential as the next big alternative singer-songwriter
By Sophia Rooksberry | June 15, 2023After the success of their recent song “Mommy Issues,” Jules Paymer is the artist to watch.
Album Review: Lola Young's debut is a rollercoaster of emotions
By Grace Koennecke | June 14, 2023The British singer-songwriter released her first album on May 26 via Day One Music Limited.
A list of some of the most iconic queer albums and songs
By Grace Koennecke | June 13, 2023Celebrate Pride Month by listening to musicians who have paved the way for queer representation in music.
Artist Spotlight: Jazz Is Phsh is reimagining jazz music like never before
By Grace Koennecke | May 31, 2023The jazz band got its start in 2015, releasing its first album just two years later.
Film Review: ‘The Little Mermaid’ remake misses the point
By Arielle Lyons | May 31, 2023The latest in Disney’s live-action remake crop fails to capture what made the original so great.
Artist Spotlight: BENJI & Their Orchestra creates music on their own terms
By Grace Koennecke | May 23, 2023The rising star will be starting their freshman year at OU this fall.
Album Review: The National evokes an optimistic melancholia with ‘First Two Pages of Frankenstein’
By Sophia Rooksberry | May 23, 2023After four years, the indie group returns in all their brilliance and glory.
5 songs and albums with interesting literary references
By Grace Koennecke | May 22, 2023From Shakespeare to Ray Bradbury, these artists have used literary references to enhance their songwriting.
