Arts & Entertainment
Film
'Longlegs' Falls Short
The real scares were left to our imagination with marketing that out–scared the film itself.
by FIONA HERZOG
Music
‘C, XOXO’ is an Unorganized, yet Sincere Love Letter to Miami
The Cuban–American singer’s fourth studio album puts exploration front and center, yielding a complex project.
by DEREK WONG
Arts
Reimagining the Classics
Percival Everett’s Adventures of Huckleberry Finn reworking exemplifies unapologetic irreverence to the “classics.”
by BOBBY MCCANN
Music
Clairo Strikes Gold with ‘Charm’
The indie darling is comfortable with her vulnerability in her new easy–listening record.
by HANNAH SUNG
Film
The Dark Dance of Ambition in Ti West’s Trilogy
Even when MaXXXine falls short of lofty ambitions, it is still an unmissable finale.
by FIONA HERZOG
Television
'The Bear': Not good, not bad, just fine dining
The third season of this stressful “comedy” has beautiful elements, but the complete dish is incohesive.
by ISAAC POLLOCK
Music
'Challengers'’ Fourth Lead: Exploring Music in Luca Guadagnino Films
The man loves his Blood Orange and Nine Inch Nails.
by SOPHIA MIRABAL
Arts
Asali Solomon on Writing 'The Days of Afrekete'
Melding influences from Virginia Woolf to Audre Lorde, Solomon’s novel redefines what it means to come of age.
by MAYA GRUNSCHLAG
Film
And the Award for Best New VoD Service Goes to…
Niche streamers are having a heyday. Are you subscribed?
by ISAAC POLLOCK
Television
C–Dramas: The Perfect Alternative to American TV Shows
Nobody wants to watch ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ anymore
by SAMANTHA HSIUNG
Music
Nayeon Teaches the 'ABCD's to Dazzling Results
The second mini album, 'Na,' cements the TWICE member’s status as a full–fledged K–Pop superstar.
by DEREK WONG
Arts
Spectra: The Joy of Art
How an LGBTQ+ centered art show showcases youth creativity during Pride.
by BOBBY MCCANN
Music
Jenny on the Chopping Block
How Jennifer Lopez and her team are mishandling her status as a legacy artist
by DEREK WONG
Film
The Brooklyn Film Festival Immerses Audiences in an Embrace of Art and Identity
“Art IS better when it movies.”
by CHENYAO LIU
Music
Charli xcx’s Lively Call for a Return to 2000s Club Culture in 'BRAT' Has a Not–So–Remarkable Soft Side
Discothèques, motherhood … maybe we should all stick to what we know.
by SOPHIA MIRABAL
Arts
Creating Under Capitalism
From Booktok curating entire libraries to soulless cover designs, are we losing our artistry?
by ZAARA SHAFI
Arts
Welcome to Herzog
Jonathan Song leaves behind a lasting legacy as the founder of Penn’s first–of–its–kind artistic housing collective.
by ELLA SOHN
Music
Wallows’ New Album 'Model' is All About Nostalgia
Despite a few lackluster songs, the band still captures their signature sound while exploring new emotional depths.
by SAMANTHA HSIUNG
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