Culture
Feminism
‘Vagina Monologues’ grabs back for V-Day
Taboo was perhaps most salaciously approached in the night’s performance of fan-favorite “The Woman Who Loved to Make Vaginas Happy.” Read More
Chinese Students' Association
Tradition and talent intermingle at China Nite
The Chinese Students Association welcomed the new year with luck, music, and togetherness at its annual celebratory China Nite. Read More
Little Theater
Little Theater brings big ideas to screen
Raoul Peck’s “I Am Not Your Negro,” now playing at the Little Theater, is a meditation on and continuation of writer James Baldwin’s investigation into the black American experience. Read More
Culture
The ‘Beginning of Everything’ should end pretty soon
“Z: The Beginning of Everything” has been flooding newsfeeds with silent ads sporting titillating quotes from the show, based on the life of Zelda Fitzgerald and her famously rocky marriage to literary giant F. Scott Fitzgerald. It couldn’t be more misleading. Read More
Media Matrix
Sasha Fierce: where is she now?
"I Am... Sasha Fierce" provides us with a thrilling and valuable lens of what it meant to be alive during the 2000s Read More
Oscars
Oscars predictions read ‘La La Land’ triumph
On Febr. 26, the Academy Awards could go one of two ways: either “La La Land” is going to sweep or the Academy will spread the love, leaving the film with a mere six or seven wins. Read More
Music
UR music maker brings local touch to global sound
Fun, poppy synths and staccato drums make up his homegrown EDM, always accompanied by hazy imagery and titles reminiscent of snapshot photography. Read More
Music
Jeff finds the future of punk, maybe?
The sound is bold, endearing, and more skillfully executed than anything Kanye West has produced since 2010. Read More
Culture
‘Riverdale’ reinvents, falls flat
“Riverdale” premiered last week on The CW, and no, it’s not comical or goofy or anything else that “Archie” comic readers think of when they think of the series. Read More
MAG
MAG invites guests to be heard
Ascending the stairs during the Memorial Art Gallery’s event Friday night, you might have noticed an odd juxtaposition between the DJ’s beats being left behind and the sound of harps and soft conversation replacing them ahead. Read More
