Staff Writer Kieran Wilson recommends artist Emerson Leif, an Australian singer and songwriter whose mellow beats are difficult to categorize under one genre.
‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’ Doesn’t Take Itself Seriously, Undermining Its Plot and Its Characters
Quantumania’s excess of fictional liberties weakens the narrative and potential of the the Marvel movie.
Tran: Why Artificial Intelligence Will Improve the Existence of Art
Associate Arts Editor Pat Tran argues that DALL-E, the deep learning engine that can convert abstract concepts into art, will stay for good and only improve the trajectory of art.
B.E.A.T.S Celebrates Black History Month With Intimate Annual Showcase
For Black History Month, the a capella group B.E.A.T.S presented “Fight For You,” a curated showcase with songs by Black artists only and poetry readings.
‘Planet Sex’ Brings Honesty and Humor to a Taboo Topic
Cara Delevingne explores society’s relation to sexuality and different cultural relations to sex in her new Hulu series.
CARAMEL Establishes a Name For Himself in BC’s Music Scene
BC student and music artist Angus Williams, also known as CARAMEL, describes his personal music making process and future ambitions in music.
O’Neil: Beabadoobee, Caroline Polachek, and More Celebrate Valentine’s Day With New Music
For Valentine’s Day, Staff Writer Alexandra O’Neil highlights the newest and most romantic songs for the occasion.
BC Contemporary Theatre Creates a Post-Apocalyptic Culinary World with Comedy Play ‘Beat Bobby Flay’
‘Beat Bobby Flay’ presents a dark comedy play that is both absurd and satirical towards the culinary world and reality shows.
Rihanna Shines in Super Bowl Halftime Show, Her First Live Performance Since 2018
After five years, Rihanna returns to stage with a fierce performance for the Super Bowl’s Halftime Show.
P!nk Addresses Trust and Love on New Album, ‘TRUSTFALL’
P!ink’s ‘TRUSTFALL’ is a thematic album about learning how to trust and love through the ups and downs of life.