Arts & Entertainment
Entertainment
Celebrating the Innovation of Animated Movies
Animated films deserve the same respect as live–action ones—here's why.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Television
The Stand–Up Round–Up: The Best Netflix Comedian For You
Pick which Netflix comedy special you should binge–watch right now.
by LIZ KIM
Film
Street x Sundance: 'Honey Boy'
Written by Shia Labeouf and starring FKA twigs, this tale of childhood abuse remains tragic despite a clichéd structure.
by NICK JOYNER
Music
Meet the Band Behind Mask and Wig's Performances
Getting to know Mask and Wig’s musicians as they work their magic.
by ARJUN SWAMINATHAN
Entertainment
The Death of the Director
In light of Bryan Singer's sexual assault allegations, how much should a film's director influence our perspective?
by ANNA COLLINS
Music
Set It Off's 'Midnight' Is A Worthy Addition to the Pop Punk Catalog
Punchy riffs and catchy vocals may bring the band to pop punk fame.
by MELANNIE JAY
Entertainment
Predicting the 2019 Grammy Winners, from Lady Gaga to Kendrick Lamar
Street predicts the winners and losers of music’s biggest night.
by ARJUN SWAMINATHAN and BEATRICE FORMAN
Entertainment
‘Velvet Buzzsaw’: Horror Comedy at its Most Pretentious
Netflix’s newest production bores.
by SHANNON ZHANG
Television
The Ted Bundy Tapes: Unrevolutionary, Sad, and Tiresome
This docuseries goes in–depth about Ted Bundy's story, but it's hardly anything new.
by CALISTA LOPEZ
Music
Celebrating Michel Legrand and Reflecting on the Nature of Film Music
Looking back at how movie scores have evolved over the past century.
by TERESA XIE
Entertainment
'Akira': An Introduction to Anime
Why this gritty 1980s classic still holds up to this day.
by SHANNON ZHANG
Entertainment
Your Guide to the 2019 Oscar–Nominated Shorts
Six of the 15 nominated short films are available to stream—here's how to watch them.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Music
Yes, Gen–Z Really is Killing the Music Festival
Sorry Billy Joel, we actually did start the Fyre.
by BEATRICE FORMAN
Arts
Meet Professor Janice Lowe, The Multimedia Artist Blurring Lines Between Text and Sound
A professor's insight on her own work and the expansion of multi-media art as a whole.
by JOSEPHINE CHENG
Music
A Preliminary Guide to Summer 2019's Music Festivals
Get over your winter blues by planning which music festival you'll be at this summer.
by JORDAN WACHSMAN
Entertainment
The Oscars' 'Best Popular Film' Award: Blurring the Lines Between Commercial and Artistic Success
How the effects of this scrapped award category ruined this year's Best Picture lineup.
by ANNA COLLINS
Music
The Mountain Goats Announce a Dungeons & Dragons–Inspired Album 'In League with Dragons'
Learn more about the genre the indie–rock band is calling 'dragon noir'.
by MELANNIE JAY
Film
Street x Sundance: 'Adam' Review
'Transparent' producer Rhys Ernst delivers a queer comedy with tenderness and teaching moments in equal measure.
by NICK JOYNER
Film
Street x Sundance: 'Dirty God' Review
Sacha Polak's frustrating English language debut follows a young mother's recovery in the aftermath of an acid attack.
by NICK JOYNER
Film
Street x Sundance: 'Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile' Review
The Zac Efron/Ted Bundy film isn't the movie the Internet thinks it is. It's far less controversial and far more boring.
by NICK JOYNER
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