Valentine's Day can be an exciting or dreadful day. Whatever your plans might be, why not settle in, grab some comfort food and watch a movie? With so many to choose from, we have you covered...

One of the most thrilling and sensational films of the year, Emerald Fennell transports the viewer back to the year 2006 for her latest film, “Saltburn.” This film has come under heavy fire for...

In a year of shocking and explicit films, “Poor Things” stands out above the rest. A stylized, unhinged coming of age film, director Yorgos Lanthimos takes viewers for a wild ride. Based on the...

Surprise celebrity appearances, best dressed to worst dressed, live performances and a new Taylor Swift album? Must be awards season. It wouldn’t be the Grammys without several celebrity snubs and...

The 66 annual Grammy Awards were held Feb. 4 and highlighted the best artists and music of the year before. A night of performances, emotions and accolades, the yearly show never disappoints; until...

If you’ve ever found yourself yearning for a stream of acceptance letters from your favorite wizarding world to come flying out of the fireplace or wondered what life could be if you were the chosen...

If you’re a fan of space operas (or just imagining Doctor M. D. as a sci-fi show and now oddly attracted to reading the rest of this review), you should Google “Descender”. Okay, yes, this is...

By Graciella Dressler and Jaden Smith | Features Editor and Copy Editor 1.) Always Be My Maybe (2019)   When childhood sweethearts, Sasha Tran and Marcus Kim, have a falling out and do...

With the constant release of new music, it’s easy for album releases to get lost in the mix. February’s new music is marked by comebacks from industry veterans along with new voices. Here are...

For the month of September, I was able to embark on a journey I’ve been dreaming about for years. Narrative journalism has always been a passion of mine—there’s just something about telling...

One little piece of paper will decide whether or not I can have an abortion. One little piece of paper will decide whether or not people of color are equal—because our systems don’t represent...