Sally Rooney has never disappointed in making love seem entirely depressing
The young Irish novelist also has yet to disappoint in sparking controversy and discourse among the reading community. Some...
Adam Coil, Arts & Culture Editor
• November 15, 2024
About halfway through reading Benjamín Labatut’s breakout novel, “When We Cease to Understand the World,” I texted a friend of mine, “I feel like I’m reading cocaine.” The 2021 International...
To appropriately contextualize my reaction to this movie, let me tell you how I came to see this movie in the first place. I am hardly what you would call a seasoned movie critic or a “film bro,” but...
Without hitting play on the first track, Tyler, the Creator’s seventh studio album, “CHROMAKOPIA,” sets an impactful tone. With its swift and creative rollout across the states and unconventional...
(This review contains spoilers)
The end of October is usually seen as a time of change; the changing leaves signify the end of bright summers and fall festivities that give way to dark and chilly winters....
Chris Sanders’ “The Wild Robot,” Dreamworks’s newest feature film, hosts an impeccable voice cast and utilizes an incredible storybook-like animation technique to portray the unforgiving yet beautiful...
As an avid sports fan, anything marketed as a behind-the-scenes look at the lives of athletes catches my eye. So Naturally, as I traveled home for fall break, I was excited to check out the new NBA documentary...
Can you resurrect the dead? This is a question many film studios have asked themselves in recent years as companies begin to rely more and more on bringing back old intellectual property in lieu of original...
The summer of 2024 was for the pop girls. With the release of Charli XCX’s “Brat” and the growing popularity of Chappell Roan’s “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess,” there was no shortage...
When you first walk into Xcaret Mexican Grill and Cantina on Fourth Street, dozens of art pieces vie for your attention. Starburst piñatas cascade from the ceiling, 3-foot-tall masks depicting places...
“Civil War” was the most memorable viewing experience that I have had in recent memory. The film was not only visually stunning, but simultaneously absolutely terrifying. Alex Garland, writer and director...
On April 3, Wake Forest’s most infamous comedy troupe, The Lilting Banshees, delivered their last performance of the year: “Pants Down.” I attended the 8 p.m. performance, which was one of two...
