Largemouth Brass Band rebrands with ‘Repilot’
By Erin Gardner | Feb. 1, 2021Originally from Athens but now based in Columbus, the band released an album over quarantine.
FILM, TV & MUSIC
Netflix will gain two seasons of iCarly and Malcolm & Marie in February; Bates Motel and Woody Woodpecker will depart
By Juliana Colant | Feb. 1, 2021Here’s what is coming to Netflix in February.
TV Review: Episode four of ‘WandaVision’ includes familiar Marvel faces, Easter eggs
By Jack Hiltner | Feb. 1, 2021Audiences finally see what lies beyond Westview, as well as an Easter egg card trick in the episode titled “We Interrupt This Program.”
Pondering with Patterson: '90s rock alternative will always rule
By Lauren Patterson | Jan. 27, 2021There’s a reason this genre will always have a place on our playlists.
Tunes with Tate: My family rates 'Walk Through Fire' by Yola
By Tate Raub | Jan. 26, 2021Yola is on track to have her name in the history books for all she’s accomplished with Walk Through Fire, and I don’t think she’s anywhere close to stopping.
Top 10 tracks from Morgan Wallen’s deluxe album ‘Dangerous: The Double Album,’ ranked
By Emma Dollenmayer | Jan. 26, 2021All 30 are so exceptional, picking a top 10 was harder than pulling teeth.
Aizayah Hills incorporates Hawaiian roots into modern emo music, establishing his own subgenre
By Hannah Burkhart | Jan. 25, 2021Hills is an artist with independence in his creative process and is quickly growing due to his eccentric sound.
TV Review: The second ‘Euphoria’ special episode gives us a whole new perspective of Jules
By Riley Runnells | Jan. 25, 2021This might be the best episode of Euphoria to date.
TV Review: Episode 3 of ‘WandaVision’ finally gives more than it takes
By Jack Hiltner | Jan. 25, 2021A full-term pregnancy, suspicious neighbors and THAT face that Wanda made: here’s what you missed in last week’s episode titled, “Now In Color.”
The Cat's Cradle: Food on Film
By Benjamin Ervin | Jan. 24, 2021Re-thinking how we eat, through the films we consume.
A Critique of Film: Gay film is actually very straight
By Jack Hiltner | Jan. 20, 2021Hollywood has been increasing the number of queer and gay films which has been great for visibility, but it’s rarely LGBTQ+ people on the silver screen.
Bennett's Ballot: Period dramas are a tribute to the social structures still in place today
By Kayla Bennett | Jan. 20, 2021Movies and shows are closely related to the push against obvious stereotypes portrayed by women, as well as addressing prominent, and relevant injustices today.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘WandaVision’ is the perfect kickoff for phase 4
By Jackson Horvat | Jan. 19, 2021WandaVision shows that Marvel isn’t going to simply settle into a post-Endgame formula.
Tunes with Tate: My Family Reviews 'Tickets to My Downfall' by Machine Gun Kelly
By Tate Raub | Jan. 19, 2021My family was surprised by Kelly’s new sound.
9 coming-of-age movies to inspire you
By Hannah Campbell | Jan. 18, 2021Here’s some inspiration for the long road that's to come this semester.
Every song by The Japanese House, ranked
By Bre Offenberger | Jan. 18, 2021It’s bananas to think Amber Bain was almost a politician — because it’s so obvious she was born to make music.
Riley’s Rundown: Let’s remember the new 'Spider-Man' film stars Tom Holland
By Riley Runnells | Jan. 7, 2021With an overwhelming number of celebrity cameos, it’s important to remember that this series belongs to Tom Holland, not Tobey Maguire or Andrew Garfield.
Film Review: Watching ‘The Prom’ will kick your new year off in the right way
By Riley Runnells | Jan. 2, 2021Keegan Michael Key is the obvious favorite.
Hip-hop highlights of 2020
By Joey Perkins | Dec. 31, 2020Some of the best moments in hip-hop amid this long, long year.
