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Anne Carson鈥檚 masterfully wrong 鈥榃rong Norma鈥�

By Liliana Greyf | March 13

Anne Carson鈥檚 23rd publication, 鈥淲rong Norma鈥� meditates, deconstructs, scolds, announces, humors and 鈥� most importantly 鈥� questions a seemingly disparate cluster of topics. In an unruly, genre-less, collaged collection of text and images water, blood, Flaubert, form, crows, Guantanamo, ...

Prince Harry鈥檚鈥楽pare鈥� offers more than royal family slander

By Daphne Dluzniewski | January 26

The memoir truly shines in Prince Harry鈥檚 narration of his vulnerable journey through grief, healing, and belonging.

Shameless marketing undercuts Taylor Swift鈥檚 inspired lyrics on 鈥楳idnights鈥�

By Aalia Jagwani | October 26

At the end of August, Taylor Swift announced her 10th studio album in an Instagram post and invited her fans to 鈥渕eet her at midnight鈥� on Oct. 21. 鈥淭his is a collection of music written in the middle of the night,鈥� ...

Emily in Paris Season 2: A forgettable sugar cookie

By Sam Schwartz | February 2

鈥淓mily in Paris鈥� should have been comfort food. Shows like 鈥淏ridgerton,鈥� 鈥淭he Great British Bake Off鈥� and 鈥淭ed Lasso鈥� all serve the important function of Cinnabon television: no nutritional value, but richly deserved after a hard day鈥檚 work. But 鈥淓mily in Paris鈥� is too bland ...

Asali Solomon navigates consciousness amid intersectional oppression

By Aalia Jagwani | November 1

鈥淟iselle鈥檚 41 years of research suggested that no matter how distant, abusive, judgemental, unloving and useless one鈥檚 mother was, one called her when things fell apart.鈥�

Sally Rooney reluctantly creates a 鈥楤eautiful World鈥� on the brink of collapse

By Aalia Jagwani | September 15

鈥溾€榃hat are your books about?鈥欌€� Felix asks Alice, a novelist and one of the two female protagonists in Sally Rooney鈥檚 newest novel, 鈥淏eautiful World, Where Are You.鈥� 鈥溾€極h, I don鈥檛 know,鈥� she said. 鈥楶eople.鈥欌€� A more accurate description of Rooney鈥檚 own writing is difficult ...

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Met Gala underwhelms due to disorganization

By Cecilia Barron | September 14

While the Met Gala is usually an opportunity to indulge in the pure aesthetics of wealth and fame 鈥� the red carpet flooded with celebrities and ridiculous costumes 鈥� this year鈥檚 theme, 鈥淚n America: A Lexicon of Fashion,鈥� demanded more than a quick glance. The Met Gala is the annual fundraiser ...

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鈥楧ear Evan Hansen鈥� translates seamlessly to big screen

By Rebecca Carcieri | September 10

The 鈥淒ear Evan Hansen鈥� film adaptation, to be released in theaters Sept. 24, proves that some musicals can shine both on and off stage. The six-time Tony Award winning coming-of-age musical originally captivated audiences at the Arena Stage in Washington, D.C. in July 2015, before transitioning ...

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Despite best efforts, 鈥淏rooklyn Nine-Nine鈥� return misses the mark

By Peter Swope | September 8

鈥淏rooklyn Nine-Nine,鈥� a sitcom created by Michael Schur and Dan Goor centering around the lives of the detectives of Brooklyn鈥檚 99th NYPD precinct, has always tried to be a 鈥減rogressive鈥� show. The show works to portray diversity and address social issues for a younger, more socially progressive ...

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鈥楾he Chair鈥� is Netflix鈥檚 love story in disguise

By Cecilia Barron | September 7

By now, you should have heard of 鈥淭he Chair.鈥� Starring a blazer-clad Sandra Oh, the Netflix original released Aug. 20 caters to the bookish, academic, higher ed-obsessed niche of the American population. If you鈥檝e heard a lot about it, chances are you fit into that niche. And if you fit into that ...

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After 鈥楳uch Ado,鈥� live theater returns to College Hill

By Aalia Jagwani | July 29

On Wednesday, a group of first-year students performed Shakespeare鈥檚 classic comedy, 鈥淢uch Ado About Nothing,鈥� at the Nightingale-Brown House, where they will perform again Friday. The production was directed by Josephine Miller 鈥�24 and Emily Mayo 鈥�24.In the intimate garden space outside the ...

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Black Widow is a nostalgic, action-packed eulogy

By Aalia Jagwani | July 27

Fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe have been waiting for a glimpse into the elusive Natasha Romanoff since her debut in Iron Man 2. After an 11-year long journey with the Avengers, Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) finally got her own movie July 9. The film begins in 1990s Ohio, following Natasha鈥檚 ...

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鈥楬ome Video鈥� shows Lucy Dacus at her best

By Laura David | June 30

For years, Lucy Dacus has been one of indie鈥檚 best kept secrets. After bubbling under the surface as a member of the group boygenius with Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker and after the release of her first album "No Burden," Dacus鈥� sophomore record 鈥淗istorian鈥� garnered her a reach she鈥檇 never ...

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On the verge of greatness: girl in red releases album 鈥榠f i could make it go quiet鈥�

By Laura David | June 16

Norwegian singer-songwriter Marie Ulven, more widely known as the indie-pop icon girl in red, released her debut album 鈥渋f i could make it go quiet鈥� April 30 to much anticipation by fans and critics alike.聽 Over the last year, Ulven has risen through the ranks of the bedroom-pop generation to ...

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'Cruella,' the Disney villainess with a fashionable backstory

By Irene Chou | June 7

Directed by Craig Gillespie (鈥淚, Tonya鈥�), 鈥淐ruella鈥� is a dazzling crime-comedy, villain origin story with a vampy flair distinct from the standard Disney live-action feature. Despite an untrimmed run time of 2 hours and 14 minutes, its plot contrivances and questionable character motives are ...

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鈥淐yclopedia Exotica鈥� looks at microaggressions, marginalization from a one-eyed perspective

By Jack Walker | June 1

From the one-eyed point of view of the Cyclops, Aminder Dhaliwal鈥檚 graphic novel 鈥淐yclopedia Exotica鈥� examines topics ranging from relationships and community building to microaggressions and casual bigotry, all planted in a world where Cyclopes and human 鈥淭wo-Eyes鈥� live among one another ...

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Olivia Rodrigo鈥檚鈥楽OUR,鈥� the onset of the TikTok Era of Music

By Aalia Jagwani | May 27

Olivia Rodrigo has become a name that everybody recognizes 鈥� whether you鈥檝e spent hours watching TikTok videos to her debut single 鈥榙rivers license,鈥� released earlier this year, or you鈥檝e heard the song playing on the radio.聽 Her rise to fame seemed to happen overnight 鈥� Rodrigo went from ...

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Five films, TV series celebrate AAPI heritage

By Irene Chou | May 23

After a pandemic-ravaged year in which waves of anti-Asian sentiment frothed and boiled into violence and tragedy, the Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month serves as a timely, if not defiant, celebration of AAPI individuals. From up-and-coming youth to seasoned auteurs, here is a list ...

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鈥淕odzilla vs. Kong鈥� showcases feel-good fisticuffs extravaganza between legendary rivals

By Irene Chou | April 8

As the fourth installment in Warner Bros. and Legendary Entertainment鈥檚 MonsterVerse franchise 鈥� a shared cinematic universe which began with the 2014 鈥淕odzilla鈥� 鈥� 鈥淕odzilla vs. Kong鈥� is an incredibly fun watch. The film, released March 31, balances exhilarating ape-lizard fight scenes ...

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Lana Del Rey鈥檚 outdated image of America

By Cecilia Barron | April 7

If Phoebe Bridgers is the Twitter music star 鈥� outwardly moody and unsatisfied; 鈥済hosting鈥� friends and effusively crying; favoring words over decoration 鈥� Lana Del Rey is the alternative darling of Instagram. In her newest album 鈥淐hemtrails Over the Country Club,鈥� released March 19, Del ...