A look at the biggest “sad girl” musicians of the Tumblr Era, Lana Del Ray and Grimes.
Read More
Clubbing during COVID: The unfiltered world of Clubhouse, a social media platform on the rise
Writer Lily Goldberg writes about Clubhouse, the new audio chatroom app that has been widely discussed for it’s exclusivity, lack of filters around misinformation and abuse, but also it’s ability to become a new way to create art and community.
Read More
What did it take to be a 2000s sex symbol?
A character study on the careers and personas of Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton in the early aughts.
Read More
The Chaos of Sam Levison: “Malcolm & Marie” Deserved A Black Writer
Writer Kimberlean Donis reviews Netflix’s latest film, “Malcolm & Marie.”
Read More
Self-Conscious and Intellectually Exhausting: A review of “I’m Thinking of Ending Things”
Lily Goldberg shares her raw thoughts and qualms with Charlie Kaufman’s newest surrealist film, “I’m Thinking of Ending Things.”
Read More
Truly, Mostly a Thrill: Raina Morris Tells All
Simone Rembert chats with comedian Raina Morris about Zoom decorum, “Jurassic Park” and of course, John Boyega.
Read More
TATYANA paints a surreal daydream in her debut EP “Shadow On The Wall”
Writer Mica Kendall talks to TATYANA, an up and coming musician who blends the sounds of her classical harp with the futuristic sounds of electronic production.
Read More
A Stranger with Roots
Writer Maya Jenkins reflects on her responsibility as a young, healthy, upper-middle class person moving to the city of her grandmother’s birth in the middle of a layered crisis.
Read More
“There is only reality and light.”
Writer Phillip Pyle tackles his own identity, his musical idols, and his time in quarantine at home in Kansas.
Read More
In the modern punk scene, manipulation and feminism go hand in hand.
Writer Rayne Fisher Quann tackles the facade of feminism in the modern punk and indie scene.
Read More
“I Just Want To Make People Laugh”: An Interview with Comedian Tess Gattuso
Writer Sophie Wilson talks to comedian Tess Gatuso about using humor to empower people, making comedy more inclusive and laughing through the darkness.
Read More