Film & TV
Film
'The Goldfinch': Is It Really That Bad?
'The Goldfinch' made headlines for being a disaster, but it's still a serviceable adaptation of a complicated book.
by ANNA COLLINS
Film
Hollywood's LGBTQ Problem: Poor Representation and One–Dimensional Portrayals
How Hollywood exploits the LGBT community, and how it should change.
by ANNA COLLINS
Film
What's Wrong With Hollywood?: The Aftermath of 'Avengers: Endgame'
Production studios are desperately trying—and failing—to recreate the success of the highest grossing movie of all time.
by SAMANTHA SANDERS
Film
'Falling Inn Love' is a Waste of 98 Minutes
Poorly used clichés and regressive gender roles make this romantic comedy entirely unwatchable.
by ANA HALLMAN
Film
The Timothée Chalamet Phenomenon
Why is the world so obsessed with this young actor, and is that a good thing?
by ANNA COLLINS
Film
Cashing In On Spider–Man: A Battle Between Marvel and Sony
The fate of Spidey within Marvel's Cinematic Universe is uncertain. How have we gotten here?
by ANNA COLLINS
Film
'Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood' and Tarantino's Violence Against Women
Tarantino's latest film not only treats women poorly, it delights in violence against them.
by ANNA COLLINS
Film
'Wet Hot American Summer': The Peak of Camp
Be sure to watch this cult classic as a last hurrah for summer.
by ANNA COLLINS
Music
The Best Songs from Euphoria's Season One Soundtrack
Fill your back to school playlist with songs from the breakout show of the summer.
by TERESA XIE
Television
Hulu's "Catch-22" is an Admirable Adaption of Joseph Heller's Iconic Novel
There's no catch, Hulu's "Catch-22" is a much watch.
by JULIA DAVIES
Television
Hulu’s 'Harlots' is Sexy, Scandalous, and Super Progressive
The historical drama breathes life into the stories of poor, brown, and LGBTQ women in the 18th century.
by CHELSEY ZHU
Film
'Toy Story 4': The Truth of Growing Up
In this familiar sequel, Pixar trades a traditional villain for the pitfalls of adulthood.
by JESSICA BAO
Film
'Yesterday' Falls Short of Beatles' Level Success
Without the magic of the Fab Four, the movie is far from fabulous.
by JULIA DAVIES
Film
Spider-Man: Far From Home Is a Good Movie Limited by Its Own Universe
A solid Spidey film that buckles under the weight of the MCU.
by JESSICA BAO
Television
Season Eight of MTV’s “Are You The One?” is Sexy, Progressive, and Definitely Binge–Worthy
Season eight's sexually fluid cast means that anyone can love anyone—and drama will definitely ensue.
by SOPHIA SCHULZ-RUSNACKO
Television
How HBO's "Euphoria" is Changing Television
A look at the show's use of controversiality for authenticity.
by MEHEK BOPARAI
Film
A Golden Age for Women in Stand–Up Comedy
A woman's place is in the comedy club.
by JULIA DAVIES
Music
Movies @ The Mann: A Summer With Music and Movie Magic
Enjoy a live orchestra accompanying your favorite films.
by JESSICA BAO
Film
'Midsommar' and the Rise of Folk Horror
After 'Hereditary,' all eyes are on Ari Aster to see if he can do it again—this time with a different sub–genre.
by SOPHIA SCHULZ-RUSNACKO
Film
'Everybody Knows' Is a Poignant and Relevant Family Drama
A worthwhile glimpse into Spain's present feudalistic hierarchy.
by ANA HALLMAN
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