The Ron and Sam Moment By Jaden Tyler Urso Ron and Sam are reuniting. I repeat, Ron and Sam are reuniting. Maybe. Hopefully. At least,… Continue reading “The Ron and Sam Moment”…
The Tubergirlification of Reality: Analyzing the Main Character of Social Media By Cameron Lipp As the summer waned in London, a recent university graduate Sabrina Bahsoon picked up her phone, pulled… Continue reading “The Tubergirlification of Reality: Analyzing the Main Character of Social Media”…
Speaking in Tongues: Learning to Communicate in Ben Lerner’s Novel ‘The Topeka School’ By Ethan Beck Adam Gordon has mastered the spread. In Ben Lerner’s The Topeka School, Adam is a senior in… Continue reading “Speaking in Tongues: Learning to Communicate in Ben Lerner’s Novel ‘The Topeka School’”…
Should Comedy Be Racist? By JJ Jackson The Broadway Comedy Club in Time Square — outside of Netflix’s affinity for specials and Comedy Central… Continue reading “Should Comedy Be Racist?”…
Reclaiming the Female Form By Sydney Rousseau Note: Names have been changed. “Can you try to block that painting for the photo?” My mom… Continue reading “Reclaiming the Female Form”…
Are We in a Video-Game Adaptation Renaissance? By Sydney Little The Last of Us, I’ll admit, despite its popularity and critical acclaim, was a game I never… Continue reading “Are We in a Video-Game Adaptation Renaissance?”…
Are ‘Guilty Pleasures’ Specific to Women? A Reflection on Gender and Culture By Kenzie Erhardt Guilty pleasures: we all have them. Meghan Markle admits, “French fries and vino are my vices.” Chloe… Continue reading “Are ‘Guilty Pleasures’ Specific to Women? A Reflection on Gender and Culture”…
We Need More “Us” at School By Hadiya Qazi “And that concludes our presentations on major influences in history! It was so great to explore such… Continue reading “We Need More “Us” at School”…
In Defense of Smut in Cinema By Berk Davenport Kiziltug Allow me to invite you to a dilemma of framing: on the one hand, we rely… Continue reading “In Defense of Smut in Cinema”…
‘The Brood’ and The Body: A Patriarchal Fantasy Reinforced By Tayler Bakotic Introduction and Thesis David Cronenberg’s 1979 film “The Brood” features Samantha Eggar playing the role of the… Continue reading “‘The Brood’ and The Body: A Patriarchal Fantasy Reinforced”…