“Some People Need Killing” Review: A Filipino Journalist’s Call For Justice
The nonfiction memoir about contemporary politics in the Philippines unwinds the complex political atmosphere of the Philippines' war on drugs, and the journalist's subtle demand for the humanization and justice of its victims.
“The Gentlemen”: Fun But Ultimately Frivolous
The new Netflix crime boss TV series is somewhat entertaining, but does not have the substance necessary to revive the genre.
Physical Books, E-Books or Audiobooks: Which is Better?
Different mediums of reading provide many benefits to college students as well as downsides.
A Shining Sequel: Review of “Dune: Part Two”
Made for both die-hard fans and newcomers to the Dune series, Villeneuve’s film offers stunning visuals, compelling performances and a captivating story that faithfully adapts the essence of Frank Herbert’s original series.
Killer Klassix: Midwest Blue – “Alarm Clock EP”
Given its more “independent” nature and very concentrated sound, the EP holds up against the very time it opposes thematically throughout the entirety of the album.
“Eternal Sunshine:” Doesn’t Ariana Grande Know That The Internet Never Forgets?
Ariana Grande released her seventh album “Eternal Sunshine” about the highs and lows of being in love in an R&B, synth pop display.
Selective Sympathy Amounts to Hypocrisy
Varying media coverage of international adversities suggests bias when it comes to demonstrating sympathy.
The Fantasy Fumble: Why Big-Budget Adaptations Are Missing the Mark
The underwhelming adaptations of popular fantasy series like “Avatar: The Last Airbender” and “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” highlight common industry pitfalls, reflecting recurring issues in storytelling, character development and fidelity to the source material.
Killer Klassix: The True Blue – 2017 Singles
While initially challenging, the band flourished under the challenge, further pushing the sound of alternative pop, and adding their own artistic flare to each track produced during the beginning of the year.
A Girlie Girl’s Guide to Smashing the Patriarchy: “Iron Widow” Review
Xiran Jay Zhao sets out to create a technological and fantastical world to explore feminine rage unapologetically. The result was a fast-paced thrill ride that made for an entertaining read.
A Million Faces: Identity Within The Aesthetic Movement
A look into how the internet has turned visual language and subcultures into a fleeting trend.
Killer Klassix: The True Blue 2016 Singles
In the case of The True Blue, the search for identity is somewhere between prose-driven lyrics and small, thematic melodies that parallel experiences in life.