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Laurel Hell acts as Mitskis bittersweet farewell to the burden of her success.

Review: Mitski uses ‘Laurel Hell’ as a heartfelt departure

By Eva Salzman, Managing Editor • February 17, 2022
"Laurel Hell" acts as Mitski's bittersweet farewell to the burden of her success.
Review: Kyles new album Its Not So Bad is not so great

Review: Kyle’s new album “It’s Not So Bad” is not so great

By Mike Ross, Life and Culture Editor • February 10, 2022
"It's Not So Bad" struggles to define Kyle's style, resulting in an inconsistent and lackluster new record.
Jenna Ortega and Maddie Ziegler both give captivating performances which make up the most influential portions of the film.

Review: “The Fallout” beautifully tackles loss

By Matt Minton, Staff Writer • February 10, 2022
Jenna Ortega and Maddie Ziegler both give captivating performances which make up the most influential portions of the film.
In on to better things, Iann Dior opens up with personal lyrics on heartbreak, anxiety and intrusive thoughts.

Review: Iann Dior gets vulnerable with newest album release

By Matt Minton, Staff Writer • January 31, 2022
In "on to better things," Iann Dior opens up with personal lyrics on heartbreak, anxiety and intrusive thoughts.
While The Killers new album is perfectly politically-charged, there is too much context into the personal life of lead vocalist Brandon Flowers.

Review: “The Killers” drop tragic pop-rock album

By Laura Ilioaei, Contributing Writer • August 25, 2021
While The Killers new album is perfectly politically-charged, there is too much context into the personal life of lead vocalist Brandon Flowers.
Former President George W. Bush’s new book of paintings, “Out of Many, One,” contains awful art made by an even more awful person.

Review: George W. Bush paints kitschy paintings of immigrants

By Elijah de Castro, Staff Writer • May 4, 2021
Former President George W. Bush’s new book of paintings, “Out of Many, One,” contains awful art made by an even more awful person.
Chloé Zhao’s “Nomadland” is a slow slog through the desert with actor Frances McDormand. The use of a Hollywood name like McDormand makes the film feel less authentic than Zhao’s other works.

Review: Film lacks authenticity with big name Hollywood star

By Elijah de Castro, Staff Writer • March 5, 2021
Chloé Zhao’s “Nomadland” is a slow slog through the desert with actor Frances McDormand. The use of a Hollywood name like McDormand makes the film feel less authentic than Zhao’s other works.
“To All the Boys: Always and Forever,” the final film in the “To All the Boys” trilogy, picks up where its predecessors left off.

Review: Netflix rom-com wraps up trilogy in a bow

By Elijah de Castro, Staff Writer • February 23, 2021
“To All the Boys: Always and Forever,” the final film in the “To All the Boys” trilogy, picks up where its predecessors left off.
In 1968, FBI director J. Edgar Hoover exclaimed that the FBI would do anything in its power to “prevent the rise of a ‘messiah’ who could unify and electrify the militant Black nationalist movement.”

Review: Historical film intensified by superb acting

By Jackson Noel, Staff Writer • February 22, 2021
In 1968, FBI director J. Edgar Hoover exclaimed that the FBI would do anything in its power to “prevent the rise of a ‘messiah’ who could unify and electrify the militant Black nationalist movement.”
“Lultimo paradiso” is a melodramatic Italian film that lets intrigue take full control over the narrative with little semblance of realism.

Review: Italian film paints story of love, loss and betrayal

By Sydney Brumfield, Staff Writer • February 19, 2021
“L'ultimo paradiso” is a melodramatic Italian film that lets intrigue take full control over the narrative with little semblance of realism.
“Medicine at Midnight” is for the most part just like every prior Foo Fighters album, but there is still some fun to be had.

Review: Foo Fighters maintain its usual sound

By Elijah de Castro, Staff Writer • February 16, 2021
“Medicine at Midnight” is for the most part just like every prior Foo Fighters album, but there is still some fun to be had.
What role nepotism plays in the failure of “Malcolm & Marie,” Netflix’s latest awards-vying disaster, should be obvious.

Review: Dramatic film is filled with fits of rage

By Jackson Noel, Staff Writer • February 16, 2021
What role nepotism plays in the failure of “Malcolm & Marie,” Netflix’s latest awards-vying disaster, should be obvious.
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