Culture
Liv on the Edge
Liv on the Edge: Racism is all around us
It pounds and beats in the heart of a system supposedly designed to protect us: we, the people. We are not immune. Read More
CT Recommends
CT Recommends: Iguana Death Cult (yes, it’s a band)
“Lorraine” comes roaring in with what is probably the nastiest — like communal-style-first-year-men’s bathroom nasty — guitar riff I have in my Spotify library. Read More
Eastman
The RPO Delivered at Their 19th Amendment Celebration Concert
The RPO’s 19th Amendment Anniversary Celebration was a heartfelt tribute to one of the most important events in American history. Read More
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Sometimes, I just want music to calm me down
Happiness doesn’t have to come from the fineries and extravagances in life. It can come from the routine, mundane, and comfortable. Read More
Liv on the Edge
Liv on the Edge: I’ve run out of control
I’ve felt a little out of control recently. I imagine most other people our age are feeling that way, too. Read More
Television
Cop shows suck. Except ‘The Wire’.
The cops aren't always clearly the good guys and the criminals aren't always clearly the bad guys. Read More
Television
Farewell, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D!
“Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” has mastered the sci-fi/superhero genre over the course of seven seasons, pulling off what other superhero romps haven’t truly been able to accomplish. Read More
Music
Fighting through another sunny day: The paradoxical genius of ‘London Weekend’
The 1993 album by British singer-songwriter Harvey William is existential dread in a sugary coating with a cherry on top. Read More
Media
Internet activism and the domino effect
The mistagging of #BlackOutTuesday alludes to a larger problem with white Americans. Read More
Music
A look into Rochester’s historical jazz scene
African American communities have contributed greatly to the American musical scene, but one genre with especially strong ties to Rochester is Jazz. Read More
