Director Lee Isaac Chung’s latest film depicts moments of hardship and strength through an Asian American family in Arkansas.
Arts, Arts Features
Black Creatives On Campus Share Their Stories
Creative communities on campus offer a safe space and opportunity for artistic expression for Black students.
Arts, Movies, Off Campus
‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ Redefines the Black Panthers
‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ tells the truth about the Black Panther Party through powerful performances.
Arts, Column
Kang: 2020 Proves that Animation Can Surpass Live Action
Assistant arts editor Alicia Kang highlights the unique strengths of animated works.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Eater’s Guide to the World’ is the Perfect Show for Foodies
‘Eater’s Guide to the World’ is as fresh as the food it highlights.
Arts, Television, Review
Felix Lobrecht Fails to Live Up to the Hype
German comedian Felix Lobrecht’s underwhelming Netflix special relies on cheap shock value.
Review, Movies, Arts
Unoriginal Plot and Dialogue Plagues ‘Rogue City’
‘Rogue City’ lacks originality with cliche clashes between police and gangs.
Arts, Movies, Review
Striking Visuals are Not Enough to Redeem ‘Rebecca’
Uneven pacing and a decided lack of romance between its leads hinder Netflix’s suspenseful gothic film ‘Rebecca.’
Review, Movies, Arts
Aaron Sorkin’s ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ Taps into Activism
‘The Trial of the Chicago 7,’ Aaron Sorkin’s latest drama, points to persisting systemic issues in the U.S.’s criminal justice system.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘American Murder: The Family Next Door’ is Chillingly Eerie
‘American Murder: The Family Next Door’ investigated a harrowing crime with archival footage from police investigations, trial proceeding, and–perhaps surprisingly–Facebook.
