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Demi Lovato’s seventh studio album, “Dancing With The Devil…The Art of Starting Over,” details her life after her 2018 overdose on heroin and fentanyl-laced oxycodone, which caused her to suffer from three strokes and a heart attack.

Review: Demi Lovato sings of growth, strength and love

By Gabrielle Topping, Staff Writer
April 12, 2021
“Grand Army” is a Netflix original series that revolves around five students at the largest fictional public high school in Brooklyn, New York — Grand Army High School. The drama is loosely based on director, producer and writer Katie Cappiello’s 2013 play “Slut: The Play.”

Review: Netflix show circles around realistic teen lives

By Gabrielle Topping, Staff Writer
October 29, 2020
Kristen Harrison 20, left, and Alisha Tamarchenko 20, right, film Sonya Sanders, center, walking around her neighborhood during the production of the alumnis documentary On the Fenceline.

Documentary by IC graduates selected for film festivals

By Gabrielle Topping, Staff Writer
October 2, 2020
The fall seasons at Ithaca College’s Department of Theatre Arts and local theaters in Ithaca will look different this year because of the coronavirus. At The Cherry Arts’ first production in September, actors will wear masks, while The Cherry’s later fall performances will be streamed live.

Ithaca theaters adjust to COVID-19

By Gabrielle Topping, Staff Writer
September 11, 2020
The Kissing Booth appeared on Netflix in 2018 and told the story of protagonist, Elle, falling for the most popular boy in school Noah. Now the story continues, retaining all the drama, humor, and charm of the original.

Review: “The Kissing Booth 2” explores web of teen relationships

By Gabrielle Topping, Staff Writer
August 5, 2020
Swimmers by Jack Powell 20 is an image included in the upcoming virtual release of Issue No. 59 of Stillwater Magazine on July 24. Each issue of the Department of Writings literary and art magazine has a different theme curated around the submissions — this years is identity.

Stillwater Magazine to host virtual celebration of Issue No. 59

By Gabrielle Topping, Staff Writer
July 21, 2020
The final season of 13 Reason Why pushes through the shows controversial history to deliver an emotional conclusion. Although the show will always be marked for it flaws, the show dose not fall on past mistakes.

Review: Drama’s final season reaches impactful end

By Gabrielle Topping, Staff Writer
June 19, 2020
The Half of It is a coming of age film that explores the complex nature of relationships, but its over use of stereotypical character archetypes and cliche plot devices makes it unbelievable. The film is too distant form the reality high school life to be relatable.

Review: Progressive love story is too predictable

By Gabrielle Topping
June 2, 2020
The Chef Show has a fantastic balance between the on-screen personality and features mouth-watering food. The documentary series teaches viewers how to create outstanding dishes.

Review: Show serves viewers appetizing story

By Gabrielle Topping
February 26, 2020
Mariah Lyttle ’19 performs with her fellow cast members as Celie in the tour revival of the winning broadway show “The Color Purple.” The tour started in October 2019 and runs until May 2020.

Q&A: Alum takes the stage with “The Color Purple” tour

By Gabrielle Topping
February 19, 2020
The cast of the opera Dido and Aeneas rehearse Jan. 25 in The Dillingham Center. Dido and Aeneas is one of four shows that will be presented on the main stage Spring 2020.

Main stage theater prepares for spring season

By Gabrielle Topping
January 30, 2020
Selena Gomez returns to the pop music scene with a dynamic and soul-bearing album. Rare displays Gomezs excellent lyricism and stunning pop tracks, and the album stands as her most memorable.

Review: Album glows with singer’s empowering confidence

By Gabrielle Topping
January 21, 2020
Chilled Classics is a mix of songs with relaxing beats and touching lyrics. The lyrics often illustrate a clear story, making up for the songs with less complex beats.

Review: Collaborative album eases into chilled tunes

By Gabrielle Topping
December 11, 2019
Seth Meyers glows in his new Netflix stand-up comedy special, Lobby Baby. The title of the comedy show derives from the time his wife accidentally gave birth in their apartment lobby.

Review: Seth Meyers stand-up special is fresh and comedic

By Gabrielle Topping
November 18, 2019
The Dedicated Overachieving Precise Entertaining Steppers of Ithaca College (D.O.P.E. Steppers), a group that celebrates African culture, performed at Step Fest on Feb. 22, 2019 in the Emerson Suites.

Step team shares culture through movement

By Gabrielle Topping
October 30, 2019
Insatiable confronts impactful societal pressures through dark comedy and an intriguing storyline. The plot and characters are charmingly outlandish.

Review: “Insatiable” is a bizarre romp through society’s toxicity

By Gabrielle Topping
October 23, 2019
Chick-n-bap is a new addition to IC Square that serves Korean-inspired chicken and rice bowls. The restaurant was started by founder Sung Kim from his Binghamton University dorm room.

Review: Restaurant in IC Square has great food at great value

By Gabrielle Topping, Staff Writer
October 9, 2019
All The Feels by Fitz and The Tantrums features catchy songs and soulful sounds. The album transcends typical dance music, offering a heartfelt collection of tunes.

Review: Indie-pop album embodies “All The Feels”

By Gabrielle Topping, Staff Writer
October 8, 2019
John Fucile, Director of the Park Media Lab is the new director for Park Productions and The Studio. Fucile said he plans on working to fulfill the full potential of the programs.

Q&A: Director works toward future of Park Productions

By Gabrielle Topping, Staff Writer
October 8, 2019
The Chef Show follows Jon Favreau and chef Roy Choi as they whip up mouth-watering food. The documentary-style series is a spin off of the movie Chef by Favreau.

Review: Netflix cooks up fun with “The Chef Show”

By Gabrielle Topping, Staff Writer
September 30, 2019
Carole & Tuesday is a beautiful commentary on the music industry and loneliness. The show uses famous songs to define its episodes and follows a narrative about two musicians.

Review: Netflix anime is clear and melodic

By Gabrielle Topping, Contributing Writer
September 9, 2019
13 Reasons Why balances its controversial subject matter with exhilarating mystery, shying away from its previous faults. Though season one was critically panned, season three offers a new trajectory for the series.

Review: Netflix’s “13 Reasons Why'” has killer dramatic presence

By Gabrielle Topping, Contributing Writer
September 2, 2019
Although this season of GLOW comes off as a shallow attempt at feminism, the characters are fleshed out and sincere, accurately painting a picture of what its like to be a woman in show business.

Review: Show’s feminist message lost in its comedy

By Gabrielle Topping, Contributing Writer
August 28, 2019
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