How The Modern Author Defines Girlhood and “The Marriage Portrait”
Maggie O’Farrell’s novel is beautifully written fictional account of the life of Lucrezia de’ Medici, but how does it fit into our modern notions of feminist literature?
Killer Kuts: Slave Two Servant – “Alethia” EP
Swanson is eager to demonstrate his expert technique as a musician, delivering a complex, fun and distinguished EP.
Killer Kuts: Yukeu – “Little Less Noise EP”
While Yukeu demonstrates immense potential for talent, his sophomore EP falls a little short on that promise.
The Rise of a Midwest Pop Star: “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess” Review
Chappell Roan is the name on everyone’s lips this pride month. And with the impeccable debut album, it’s easy to see why.
More than A Viral Video: The Layers of Struggle Palestinian Journalists Endure
Palestinian journalists face unique challenges not just while reporting in deadly circumstances, but also through their mass media reception.
Netflix’s “Damsel” Put Me in (Emotional) Distress
By the end, I was hoping the dragon would kill me too.
“Rules of Civility”: A Post-Depression New York City Tale
“Rules of Civility” is Amor Towles’ first and lesser-known novel, but remains a captivating read, rich in characters and atmosphere. The novel’s success gave Towles the platform to produce bestsellers “A Gentleman in Moscow” and “The Lincoln Highway.”
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.
Selective Sympathy Amounts to Hypocrisy
Varying media coverage of international adversities suggests bias when it comes to demonstrating sympathy.
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.