Entertainment
The Other Woman
November 17, 2022
The Other Woman
The sheer existence and popularization of the term “the other woman” is an outlet for general society to fixate anger…
Recasting the Spotlight: Meet Laura Wong
October 21, 2022
Recasting the Spotlight: Meet Laura Wong
Even in instances where Asian people and cultures are being depicted on screen, we are not being hired in positions…
Eurydice from “Hadestown” is My Fleabag
October 21, 2022
Eurydice from “Hadestown” is My Fleabag
It’s often rare to see women of color be loved and adored in romantic media, and probably even rarer to…
Hello Kitty is a Political Icon
July 16, 2022
Hello Kitty is a Political Icon
In recent years, Hello Kitty has been appropriated by modern media and consumer culture, therefore warping the sentimentality and iconic…
The Antithesis of the Media’s Idea of Healthy Living
June 12, 2022
The Antithesis of the Media’s Idea of Healthy Living
Although it’s important to be conscious of one’s diet and exercise routine, the glamorous lifestyle of celebrities and fitness influencers…
Dating in High School – A Shakespearean Tragedy
May 31, 2022
Dating in High School – A Shakespearean Tragedy
Euphoria reminds us of how we were reaching towards each other, needy and hopeless, looking for the love we wished…
Movie Review: “Belle” by Mamoru Hosoda
May 31, 2022
Movie Review: “Belle” by Mamoru Hosoda
Hosoda’s “Belle” truly is a work of art. However, while it is visually pleasing and has one of the best…
“All About Love” by bell hooks
May 23, 2022
“All About Love” by bell hooks
Post-All About Love, it was like everything I had known before shifted: love now became an intersection with feminism, capitalism,…
The Revolution Will Not Be Aestheticized
May 9, 2022
The Revolution Will Not Be Aestheticized
While many of the social media posts made during the Black Lives Matter movement were not made with ill intent,…
How Not to Talk About the Climate Crisis (or, a Review of “Don’t Look Up”)
April 24, 2022
How Not to Talk About the Climate Crisis (or, a Review of “Don’t Look Up”)
McKay’s latest satire doesn’t just hold a mirror up to society. Rather, it asks a bunch of famous white people…