Arts & Entertainment
Film
A Love Letter to Uma Thurman, the Most Badass Lady in Film
The actress is simultaneously punchy and poised—on and off screen.
by ARIELLE STANGER
Music
A Love Letter to my Infinite Playlist
How I curate and collect conceptions of love by ways of a Spotify Playlist
by AAKRUTI GANESHAN
Music
For the Love of the Cover
In quarantine, covering songs has become the ultimate act of love.
by MEG GLADIEUX
Music
Love Triangles Take the Wheel in Olivia Rodrigo's "drivers license"
Rodrigo's hit single puts a new spin on a tale as old as time.
by EMILY MOON
Music
Remembering SOPHIE
In the wake of SOPHIE's death, the artist left a chasm of untapped potential the size of the moon.
by PEYTON TOUPS
Film
Five Movies About Non–Romantic Love to Watch on Valentine's Day
Here are some movies where romantic love takes a backseat.
by KIRA WANG
Arts
Redefining Love In Lockdown
Photo Essay | From puppies to coffee cups, here's how Street survived life under lockdown.
by 34TH STREET MAGAZINE
Music
When A Feminist Anthem Falls Flat
MARINA's 'Man's World' exemplifies what can go wrong with setting out to write a feminist anthem.
by KATHRYN XU
Film
Not Loving 'The Princess Bride' is Inconceivable
Why Rob Reiner's 1987 cult classic is still the ultimate comfort thrill
by ARIELLE STANGER
Arts
Chronicling the Corset
A look at the long and complicated history of corsets, and why they may be more empowering than you think
by AAKRUTI GANESHAN
Music
Will Live Music Ever Return?
As the pandemic drags on, live music seems as distant as ever.
by ALLISON STILLMAN
Music
Arlo Parks Offers Healing on 'Collapsed in Sunbeams'
Parks' debut album exceeds expectations with beautifully brutal honesty.
by EMILY MOON
Film
‘Promising Young Woman’ Dangerously Sugarcoats its Protagonist's Behavior
A movie that appears to be promising, but in actuality is rather problematic
by ARIELLE STANGER
Arts
PMA Titles that Hit Different at the Start of the New Semester
Oscar Wilde was right—life really does imitate art.
by JESSA GLASSMAN
Music
Finding Individuality After One Direction: Zayn's 'Nobody is Listening'
The former members of the beloved boy band are still struggling to develop their own voices.
by EMILY MOON
Music
I Can't Feel My Face: The Evolution of The Weeknd's Look in the 'After Hours' Era
The Weeknd stands out among his fellow male pop stars in his self–presentation.
by PEYTON TOUPS
Arts
Arts and Crafts ... and Gender
A breakdown of the historic exclusion of women artists and the dismissal of traditionally “feminine” art forms
by JESSA GLASSMAN
Film
'Songbird' and the Film Industry’s Failing Attempt at Pandemic Production
Hollywood is rushing to give us pandemic–themed content. No one’s asking for it.
by MEG GLADIEUX
Arts
A Happy Little Article About Bob Ross
How this artist brought 'The Joy of Painting' to millions
by JESSA GLASSMAN
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