Arts & Entertainment
Selena Gomez Has Finally Found Her ‘Revelación’
The Spanish EP follows Gomez’s journey through heartbreak, acceptance, and confidence.
Netflix's 'Bad Trip' Packs a Whole Lot of Chaos in 90 Minutes
This hidden–camera prank comedy will have you at the edge of your seat—and then falling off of it from laughter.
Post–Rock & Post–Punk in a Post–‘Spiderland’ World
Examining the lingering paranoia of the Slint album that carved out rock music, thirty years ago.
The Paper Kites Wax Poetic on New Album 'Roses'
The band's latest studio effort is an exercise in low–key dreamy indie–folk.
Stay–at–Home on the Range
Why country music about travel is the perfect balm for a time when we are stuck in place.
Feast Your Eyes on the Psychology Behind Plating
How eating can be a multi–sensory experience, even during COVID–19
Billie Eilish is Raw and Relatable in 'The World's A Little Blurry' Documentary
Eilish is redefining what it means to be a popstar, but she's still just a kid.
Movie Theaters Have Started Reopening: How and Why?
Silence your cell phone, put on a mask, and enjoy the show.
Smerz’s ‘Believer’ is an Elegant Puzzle Box of Classical and Club
On their first full–length release, the duo expands their sonic palette while remaining their playful selves.
Pop Star Sia Misses the Mark with Horribly Ableist 'Music'
The film is not only tone–deaf, but offensive to the very people it claims to support.
'The Bachelor' and Diversity: How its Efforts Have Continuously Failed
Their baby steps often send them in the wrong direction.
Addy Walker and the History of Black Dolls in America
Representation in the doll industry is more powerful than ever.
Are You Ready for the Grammys?
Sunday is the biggest night in the music industry: Who will come out on top?
Katy Kirby Gains Her Balance on ‘Cool Dry Place’
The singer–songwriter tells her life story through emotional anecdotes.
The Golden Globes: Reimagining The Awards Show
The recent Golden Globes made it clear that changes to the awards show process were made out of necessity during the pandemic. But what about inclusivity?
Julien Baker Searches for Meaning in 'Little Oblivions'
Baker's third studio album grapples with its identity through a series of indie–rock existential crises.
Is 'Sex and the City' Incompatible With Gen Z's Values?
Examining an early 2000s classic through a modern lens
A Closer Look Into Big Streams in Quarantine
An ode to two artists who made it big on their own in the age of social media and streaming services
Black Dresses Are Relentlessly Hopeful on ‘Forever In Your Heart’
Last year, the band broke up. Now, they’ve just put out the best work of their career.
