Lukas Graham’s new music video, “Love Someone,” for his upcoming album ‘3 (The Purple Album) features dozens of cute shots of the love between partners, families, and friends.
Music, Column, Arts
Country Roads, Take Me Home
Assistant Arts Editor Emily Himes discusses why “Take Me Home, Country Roads” has continued to be a song that is widely enjoyed decades after its original release.
Arts, Television, Review
Marvel’s ‘Iron Fist’ Fails to Pack a Punch
Marvel’s ‘Iron Fist’ returns for its second season on Netflix with a lackluster plot, underdeveloped characters, and poorly designed battle scenes that leave viewers underwhelmed.
Blog, TU/TD
The True Tycoons of Digital Communication: TU/TD
“But hey, at least you’re getting notifications.”
Review, Music, Arts
Kravitz Draws on Soul Roots and Political Unrest on ‘Raise Vibration’
Lenny Kravitz sings about heavy and hard-hitting problems on his new album, ‘Raise Vibration.’
Arts, Movies, Review
‘The Nun’ Leaves Audiences Praying for the End
The prequel to ‘The Conjuring 2’ that no one wanted, ‘The Nun,’ is an unabashedly terrible movie that attempts to use every horror trope in the book.
Music, Arts, Review
Greta Van Fleet’s “Watching Over,” and More in New Singles This Week
Greta Van Fleet extends explosive debut with the new single “Watching Over,” while Hozier and Dua Lipa add to their musical repertoire.
Column, On Campus, Arts
A Lack of On Campus Arts Events
Arts Editor Jacob Schick highlights the lack of on campus arts event at the start of the semester and proposes a few potential solutions.
Arts, Television, Review
‘It’s Always Sunny’ Returns with a Change in the Forecast
Viewers expected ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ to return for its thirteenth sans Dennis (Glenn Howerton), but were treated to a welcome twist at the close of the season premier.
Opinions, Column
Escaping Corporate-Controlled Advertisement Algorithms
“I know my devices probably know me better than I know myself.”
