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The Revolution Will Not Be Televised: A Review of One Battle After Another
It has all the signatures of a PTA classic–a fevered cast, immaculate lensing–and still, it evaporates. For a director whose chaos often feels composed, One Battle After Another unravels into spectacle without substance.
Joshua St. Hill
20 minutes ago3 min read


Taylor Swift's New Album Is Not A Showgirl
Taylor Swift’s new album, The Life of a Showgirl, is frankly not an Opalite. “Afflicted by a terminal uniqueness,” Taylor introduces this album to be a representation of her happiness with her fiancée, Travis Kelce, and her career as an artist.
Caresse Liang
30 minutes ago3 min read


From San Juan to the Super Bowl: What Does Bad Bunny’s Halftime Show Mean for America?
Apple Music announced late this September that Bad Bunny will be the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show performer.
Isabela Rangel
Oct 95 min read


Video Game Review: Konami’s Silent Hill F Stands for Fear
After much anticipation, Konami Entertainment’s new entry into the Silent Hill franchise has finally been released to the public.
Caresse Liang
Oct 73 min read


Movie Review: The Long Walk
The Long Walk reminds us how effectively King’s tales resonate with American issues, but certain adaptational changes hold it back from being an undeniable classic.
Joshua St. Hill
Oct 23 min read


Clairo Brings Out Senator Bernie Sanders for Coachella Performance
Headlining bedroom pop artist Clairo shared her stage with United States Senator Bernie Sanders in a historic first for the concert.
Fredrick Caesar
May 63 min read


The Genius of Ryan Coogler’s Sinners
Ryan Coogler’s breakout horror film Sinners has quickly become a box-office darling, and it is not slowing down. Sinners has grossed over $123.2 million domestically and $163.2 million globally over its past two weekends. It wasn’t just a strong opening weekend that has given Sinners it’s success, Sinners’ second-weekend drop was just 6%, the lowest for any film opening north of $40 million since James Cameron’s Avatar in 2009, and it’s the lowest mark for a rated R movie of
Joseph Simile
May 19 min read


Album Review: ‘MALCOLM TODD’ by Malcolm Todd
On his debut album, Malcolm Todd, this indie newcomer confronts these labels and creates one of his own, giving us an album that’s unpolished, heartfelt, and entirely, utterly his own.
Isabela Rangel
Apr 272 min read


Sydney Sweeney and Glenn Powell? The Timeline Behind the “Relationship”
If you have seen any of these films or shows, then you have seen Sydney Sweeney and Glenn Powell. These two stars would rise to fame slowly but surely, soon becoming some of the heartthrobs of the 2020s.
Nicanor Maina
Apr 234 min read


Album Review: Was Playboi Carti's I AM MUSIC Worth the Five-Year Wait?
Issued on March 14, this sprawling 30-track composition, clocking in at just over 76 minutes, is a testament to Carti's artistic evolution.
Vincent Mendoza
Apr 86 min read
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