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Feb 20

Silica Gel's Power Andre 99

Silica Gel’s Power Andre 99 offers listeners a vibrant trip through our otherwise dull, mechanized, capitalist hellscape.

Camilia Fateh

Dec 27, 2023

Revisiting the Rothko Room

I visited the Rothko room at the Phillips Collection for the first time as a sophomore, during a rather self-pitying bout of growing...

Elizabeth Pecoraro

Nov 21, 2023

Gabrix Graffio: How a Mafia-Controlled City Inspired the Voice of Italy’s Underground Rap

Foggia, a city i southern Italy, is a place of stark contrasts—rich history meets challenging present, with the shadows of organized...

Alexandra Smithie

Nov 21, 2023

Re-examining The Crucible: A Review of Mask and Bauble’s ‘John Proctor is the Villain’

John Proctor is the Villain, directed by Molly Evanko of Georgetown’s Mask and Bauble, follows a group of students at Helen County High...

Olivia Zhao

Nov 21, 2023

Sprain’s ‘The Lamb as Effigy’

On October 16, a little over a month after the release of their second album, The Lamb as Effigy, Los Angeles-based experimental rock...

Sasha Jayne

Nov 21, 2023

The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Embracing Eccentricity

I would like, if I may, to take you on a strange journey back to 1975 when The Rocky Horror Picture Show , a cult classic movie musical,...

The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Embracing Eccentricity

Shania Murdock

Nov 20, 2023

The Blood You Can’t Wash Off: Colonialism in 'Castlevania: Nocturne'

Vampires are one of the few mythical creatures that have remained a timeless staple of American arts and culture for decades. Whether it...

Benjamin Fishbein

Nov 20, 2023

The Sacramental Cinema of Martin Scorsese

"I believe in the tenets of Catholicism. I'm not a doctor of the church. I'm not a theologian who could argue the Trinity. I'm certainly...

Sabrina Bailey

Nov 20, 2023

Sufjan Stevens’s ‘Javelin’

Sufjan Stevens is no stranger to sorrow. For more than two decades, Stevens has crafted poignantly introspective albums from Carrie &...

Lucy Cullen

Nov 20, 2023

In Rosewater’s Garden

Since their first show on Aug. 26 at the Georgetown Crew Team’s house, Rosewater has seized the reins of Georgetown’s live music scene...

Wendi Wang

Nov 20, 2023

China’s Hidden Century: What Were You Trying to Hide, British Museum?

How would you depict 19th-century China? It’s the question that’s been perplexing the British Museum for the past four years. In...

China’s Hidden Century: What Were You Trying to Hide, British Museum?

Ceci Mestre

Nov 20, 2023

Can you name five women artists?

No, really—this isn’t a gimmicky, attention-grabbing question; I encourage you to take a minute to come up with a few names. I don’t...

Alison Karki

Nov 17, 2023

The Consequences of Male Fragility in 'Fair Play'

The existence of patriarchal systems and the toxic behaviors they perpetuate infiltrate all aspects of society.

The Consequences of Male Fragility in 'Fair Play'

Camille Kelly

Nov 3, 2023

Mirror Palais' Collection V at NYFW: An Eternal Celebration of Femininity

Mirror Palais' Spring/Summer 2024 collection, titled "Collection V: The Return of Glamour," transports viewers.

Mirror Palais' Collection V at NYFW: An Eternal Celebration of Femininity

Ceci Mestre

Nov 1, 2023

Behind the Lens of 'Bottoms': A Conversation with Maria Rusche

When I watched Bottoms, the energy and excitement in the theater was palpable—during the entire film, the audience cheered on the equally...

Behind the Lens of 'Bottoms': A Conversation with Maria Rusche

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