Arts Contributor Alexandra Irausquin thinks that a social media movement has ruined the culture at concerts.
Torres: Horror Films’ Female Protagonists Reflect Women’s Real-World Struggles
In the horror genre, the monstrous transformations of women are a hyperbolized representation of women’s responses in a male-dominated world.
Weynand: ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’ Is Definitively a Halloween Film
Asst. Arts Editor Jack Weynand dissects the reasons why ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’ is a Halloween film, not a Christmas film.
Stitzel: Top Halloween Costume Trends To Look out for This Year
2023 has provided some of the best Halloween costume trends, from today’s popular culture references to classic comebacks.
Chung: Breaking Down New York Fashion Week’s Most Memorable Moments
Here are some of the most memorable moments and trends from the 2023 New York Fashion Week.
Weynand: Engaging With Hispanic Heritage In The Movie Industry
This month, celebrate Hispanic heritage by engaging with this director, actor, and movie.
Stitzel: A Playlist For Those Looking For a Cozy Girl Autumn, Not a Sad One
Staff writer Leah Stitzel composes the perfect, not depressing, Fall playlist to welcome the change of seasons.
YNFA: Wilderado Combines Folk and Indie To Create Dreamy Soundtracks
Staff writer Kieran Wilson recommends Wilderado, a band that uniquely combines Indie and Folk.
Stitzel: De La Soul Isn’t Dead
Staff writer Leah Stitzel recommends listening to De La Soul, a 1988 hip-hop and soul group who just released six albums on all streaming services last month.
Pender: Lana Del Rey’s Lyrics Reach Levels of Songwriting Royalty
Fom ‘Born to Die’ to her latest and most introspective album, Arts Staff writer Erin Pender shows how Lana Del Rey’s songwriting has transformed during the years.