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By Cameron Rapata, Columbia College Chicago
Tarantino’s fairytale version of the Manson murders packs a punch, and then some.
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By Abby Webb, Rice University
Year after year, the Academy proves itself ignorant of female-driven stories.
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By Blair Krassen, The University of the Arts, Philadelphia
When Julia Bechley discovers she has half sisters, she begins a new chapter full of love, loss and endless surprises.
Thoughts
By Bryan Lance, Liberty University
The company’s released their fair share of fresh kicks and slick designs.
Features
Sounds x April 1, 2019
By Mark Stenberg
The Nashville dark-pop savant is combining his confessional songwriting with a sultry, haunting sound.
Sounds x February 6, 2019
By Jenna Benchetrit, McGill University
The Austin-born, LA-based duo chats new cities, career analogies and potion recipes.
Sounds x March 14, 2019
By Mark Stenberg
The diy musician and performance artist wants to radically transform the music industry, and so far she’s succeeded.
Sounds
By Cynthia Vasquez, Rutgers University, New Brunswick
After falling a little behind the times, its smooth sounds are back to capture the ears and hearts of listeners.
Thoughts
By Cynthia Vasquez, Rutgers University, New Brunswick
Fenty naming our horoscope lipstick ‘PMS’ is only one reason this sign’s reputation needs some reconsideration.
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By Abby Webb, Rice University
Fans’ obsession with Netflix’s lead serial killer points to a much darker, real-life cultural trend in which people fall for monstrous men.
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By Emma Lichtenstein, Brandeis University
How will the three women of Scarlet magazine face a possible closure of their publication in the new season?
Thoughts
By Brendan Bell, Towson University
HBO’s adaption of the iconic comic caused controversy over creative liberties taken with its source material.
