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“1989 (Taylor’s Version)” came at the end of October with a litany of rumors, from Swift having written over a hundred songs for the album back in the 2010s, special […]
The Eras Tour has been one of the most expansive tours Taylor Swift has had yet. If you’re a Swiftie, you probably know all about this tour. It was planned […]
The EP titled “Wrong Side of the War” by artist Beth Crowley recently hit the music scene, but these tunes are more than just a beautiful melody, in fact, the […]
The UI Theatre Department hosted its preview showing of “Amelie The Musical” on Thursday Oct. 26. The preview ran smoothly in front of the show’s first live audience highlighting the […]
The “Castlevania” series by Netflix shocked the world upon its premiere in 2017. Dubbed as one of the finest video game adaptations of all time, the series has created an […]
We all love thrillers because the adrenaline and shock elements always make for a less boring time. Thrillers are available in every culture and in every language, but for people […]
Last week, the student-organized Wicked Wednesday event showcased 1992’s “Candyman” at the Kenworthy Theatre. “Candyman” is oft credited for the rise of “black horror” because of the way its subtext […]
Often the purpose of music is to inspire emotional responses, but it sometimes goes the extra mile to make a statement. For example, Michael Jackson’s “They Don’t Care About Us” […]
The Coen brothers’ “No Country for Old Men” is not your run-of-the-mill movie. It transcended typical Western tropes and became a profound philosophical tale about the disorganized reality. It illustrated […]
This past Friday, Netflix released the newest adaptation of the Jane Austen novel “Persuasion,” directed by Carrie Cracknell. As a long-time Jane Austen fan, I was beyond excited to finally […]