Staff writer Parker Leaf breaks down the best dressed women on the champagne-colored carpet at the 2023 Oscars.
JAWNY’s Debut Album Shows Off His Pop Star Potential
‘Its Never Fair, Always True’ album shows off the new artist’s ability for storytelling through pop sounds.
Gorillaz’s ‘Cracker Island’ Adds a Sense of Tranquility to the Alternative Indie Genre
‘Cracker Island’ has a soothing air that differentiates it from the rest of Gorillaz’s alt indie albums.
Charlie Kaufman’s Short Film ‘Jackals & Fireflies’ Falls To Unvaried and Strained Poetry
The short film, created on a Samsung phone, shows a woman’s overarching feeling of gloom and claustrophobia in her repetitive day-to-day life.
Gracie Abrams Questions Love and Past Relationships on ‘Good Riddance’
Pop singer Gracie Abrams’ ‘Good Riddance’ EP explores themes of tumultuous relationships and holding responsibility when they fail.
YNFA: Emerson Leif Adds Layers To Underground Pop Genre
Staff Writer Kieran Wilson recommends artist Emerson Leif, an Australian singer and songwriter whose mellow beats are difficult to categorize under one genre.
‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’ Doesn’t Take Itself Seriously, Undermining Its Plot and Its Characters
Quantumania’s excess of fictional liberties weakens the narrative and potential of the the Marvel movie.
Tran: Why Artificial Intelligence Will Improve the Existence of Art
Associate Arts Editor Pat Tran argues that DALL-E, the deep learning engine that can convert abstract concepts into art, will stay for good and only improve the trajectory of art.
B.E.A.T.S Celebrates Black History Month With Intimate Annual Showcase
For Black History Month, the a capella group B.E.A.T.S presented “Fight For You,” a curated showcase with songs by Black artists only and poetry readings.
‘Planet Sex’ Brings Honesty and Humor to a Taboo Topic
Cara Delevingne explores society’s relation to sexuality and different cultural relations to sex in her new Hulu series.