Tunesday: Video game music to study to
This playlist is a selection of video game music that, when appreciated alone, will help you to tune out the distractions and get down to work.
Read More…
YouTube: Let’s talk about that — critically
There is an art to making online video content, a language to be explored, a foundation for critical thinking that we should be psyched to get in on.
Read More…
Cinema Spelunking: What in tarnation is a Western?
When filmmakers fixed their gaze upon the Western, the genre had already planted strong roots in its conventions, fertilizing a vast landscape of stories and characters ripe for artistic reproduction.
Read More…
Tunesday: Queer female songs for fall
As fall comes to a close and holiday music starts to take over every station, let’s take some time to sit back and appreciate the transitional nature of the fall season and the queer female music that matches it.
Read More…
That’s a Wrap: Movie releases you might’ve missed in October
Film beat reporters Olive Grimes and Maya Thompson are here to help you stay up to date on all the new releases that may have fallen through the cracks.
Read More…
How Among Us turns accessibility into achievement
There’s such a universality to playing Among Us that finding and ejecting impostor crewmates almost traverses a language barrier. “Sus” isn’t English; it’s Among Us language.
Read More…
Top 3 most terrifying survival horror games for Halloween
There is no form better suited to immersing audiences in the role of the vulnerable, irrational protagonist besieged by dangers than the survival horror video game subgenre.
Read More…
Don’t press skip: Music highlights you might have missed in October
Music beat reporters Vincent Tran and Crew Bittner are here to provide you with a few recommendations, as well as a playlist, of highlights you might’ve missed in the music world this past month.
Read More…
‘Emily in Paris’ is corporate America’s deluded fantasy
“Emily in Paris” is rife with hedonistic men and catty women, layering stereotypes on top of each other as erratically as Emily layers some of her outfits.
Read More…
Hey Netflix, why are your queer shows first to go?
All of these shows have one common denominator: They displayed a queer storyline that was just starting to blossom, and then, despite their popularity, they were axed.
Read More…
