Snap stories would have you believe that you should have gone to the hockey game, you can dance your problem set away, that Gasson is, like, a stone-cold 10.
Arts, Music, Column
‘Piss On Your Grave’ And R.I.P. Old Kanye
The collaboration is somehow flashy and abrasive, but that’s not the problem. Kanye West has moved fully into aesthetics and left substance behind.
Arts, Column, Television
‘How To Get Away With Murder’ Is Paving The Way For Diversity In Prime Time
Show runner Shonda Rhimes is bringing women of color and LGBTQ characters to prime time television in ‘How To Get Away With Murder.’
Arts, Column, Television
It’s Socially Unacceptable Spoiling On Social Media
Everyone want to talk about the latest happenings on TV’s most popular shows, but some fiends decide to spoil the fun for everyone else.
Arts, Column
Wading Through Ether Of All Hallows Eve
We’re not knocking on doors, and we’re not opening doors either. We’re in the ether, fenced off from the normal rituals mixing sugar and a disguise.
Column, Arts
Trailers And Tickets, Fear And Hope For ‘The Force Awakens’
Tickets and the trailer for ‘The Force Awakens’ were released this week, but fans continue to wade in a pool intermingled with apprehension and excitement.
Column, Movies, Arts
Lawrence, Emma Watson, And Finding Modern Feminism
Lawrence brings much-needed attention to a relevant societal flaw, but it’s also important to distinguish that the problem doesn’t only exist in Hollywood.
Arts, Column, Movies
Why Jennifer Lawrence’s Gender Gap Essay Matters
Jennifer Lawrence spoke out last week on sexist pay disparities between actors and actresses in Hollywood.
Arts, Music, Column
Music In The ’90s: Angst, Frustration, And Earnest Expression
The 1990’s was a great time for honest art, and in retrospect, we find it most in the work of the decade’s bands.
Column, Movies, Arts
An Attack On The Academy Awards’ Authority
The Oscars’ reign supreme in the slew of award shows, but does the Academy’s opinion on the best films really matter in the long run?
