With more than 73 million viewers watching, the first debate between the 2020 presidential candidates, President Donald Trump and Joseph…
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The High Note is a Little Pitchy at First, But Finds its Key Nicely
The diva is an interesting way to study the nature and ambition of women – and especially women who want…
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Da 5 Bloods, a Tale Answering the Call to War and Violence
This is certainly reflected in his 23rd feature film, Da 5 Bloods. In comparison to some of his previous works,…
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The Lovebirds is the Fun Film We Need Right Now
Not every romantic relationship is the way a romantic comedy makes it seem – there will be fights, and there…
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Rachel Kushner’s The Mars Room
Prison literature as a genre is something that interests me a lot because of the many different ways that it…
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The Half of It: A Creative and Fantastic Tale of Teen Love
The Half of It is the latest in a series of straight-to-Netflix coming-of-age films. However, it has something that the…
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Coffee & Kareem, the Kind of Movie Kids Would Watch to Seem “Edgy
A movie featuring a guy being dismembered right at the start of its Netflix trailer can mean one of two…
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Joe Lollo’s Declassified Self-Quarantine Survival Guide
With the pandemic of COVID-19 showing little signs of letting up, it looks like it could be a while before…
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Residential Life at UWB During Coronavirus
Since March 9th, when the University of Washington transitioned to all-online classes, a lot has changed. COVID-19 seems to have…
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‘Normal People’ A Book to Keep You Company During Quaratine
The book “Normal People,” by Sally Rooney, depicts the ebbs and flows of love between Connell and Marianne across a…
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