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After the success of Thor: Ragnarok, many fans had high hopes for director Taika Waititi’s sequel Thor: Love and Thunder. However, the film released to mixed reviews, becoming one of the worst–rated Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) movies on Rotten Tomatoes.
In the middle of June, just a couple blocks away from Malcolm X Park, a little yellow cafe was overcome by allegations of wage theft, anti–Blackness, and manipulation. On July 1st, it closed permanently. The reason, the owners said, was a swift drop in revenue due to the controversy.
Bo Burnham is back with some more “Content.” Open wide.
Aesthetics have always been a part of LGBTQ identity. Whether it be through clothing, hairstyle, or pastel hair dye, fashion choices can serve as visual symbols of queerness.
The first time I called Rachel Zaff (C '22), she sat in a nondescript hotel room. Later that night, she flew back to the United States, finishing a trip to Israel only to return just a month later. Except next time, she’ll be going with thirty teenagers in tow.
Museums and art galleries are known as places that answer our existential questions. However, over the last two months, the Institute for Contemporary Art (ICA) has only posed said questions.
I have spent far too much of the pandemic on my phone.
It’s May of 2020, and I, like the rest of the country, am crying over Avatar: The Last Airbender (ATLA). For many, ATLA’s newfound popularity is fueled by nostalgia, long–standing relationships to the show's characters, and memories of a less complicated childhood. But since I've never seen the show before, I interpret the hype differently. I see it as people finally recognizing what I’ve believed for a long time: Cartoons can be good.
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