An ode to sticky note window art on campus
"As it is neither done for money nor for reputation, anonymous graffiti is the purest form of art." -Anonymous
John Oliver left us when we needed him the most
Progressives in search of a laugh will need to find a new source of humor.
Four movies that show horror is alive and well
In some cases, the plot is familiar but refreshingly scary.
Review: ‘Feminists: What were they thinking?’ paves the path forward for feminism
Famed feminists speak up in the new Netflix documentary.
Review: The Clarice puts on a great show for ‘Little Shop of Horrors’
Satire, horror and sci-fi are tied into one for The Clarice’s production of Little Shop of Horrors. The tale of greed, romance and desire shined at the University of Maryland, with an exquisite set, talented performers and compelling music.
Review: ‘Beautiful Boy’ masterfully tells a tragic story of addiction
Steve Carell and Timothée Chalamet star in the modern-day tragedy.
Looks like the first time: the problem with virginity in film
Why is it so hard for the movie industry to get the first time right?
Review: A$AP Mob and friends honor the late Yams with ‘Cozy Tapes Vol. 1: Friends’
To quote Frank Ocean, “Pour out for A$AP.”
Review: ‘The Handmaiden’ further establishes Park Chan-wook as a master of the plot twist
Just please don’t tell Spike Lee about it.
Review: ‘Sierra Burgess Is a Loser’ is just plain disturbing
The Netflix original is a rom-com severely lacking in the “com” department.