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Oscars History: How The Academy Awards Likes to Talk about Race (And How it Doesn’t)
By Ittai Sopher PZ ’19 Political Correspondent Baffling filmmakers, “Green Book”, a movie accused by many of portraying outdated narratives about race
RBG Graces Uninventive Work with Her Eloquence
Jamie Jiang ’22 Staff Writer Perhaps going into “On the Basis of Sex,” you, a member of a liberal arts college with
No Such Thing as Too Much Spider-Man
By Hayley Van Allen ’21 Queer Columnist Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” is one of those rare movies that you walk into with
The Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj is Changing the Landscape and Scope of Comedic News Commentary
By Simone Henry ’22 Staff Writer The manual titled, “United States Military Training Mission to Saudi Arabia (USMTM for Saudi Arabia),” updated
Cold War Blazes On Screen
By Sage Livingstone Molasky ’22 Staff Writer Written and directed by Pawel Pawlikowski, “Cold War” is a timeless and evocative masterpiece. Its
Crazy Rich Representation: Best-Selling Author Kevin Kwan shares stories with Singaporean Actress Tan Kheng Hua at Scripps Presents
By Jacqueline Loh ’22 Staff Writer “Crazy Rich Asians” was more than just a film; it was a movement. Grossing at $238.5
The Controversy of Greta Van Fleet and Musical Inspiration
Ali Bush ’19 Music Columnist The new rock band, Greta Van Fleet, deeply upsets me. I’m seething just typing the band’s name.
Scripps Presents Abbi Jacobson and Lena Waithe in Conversation: #StrongWomenSzn
By Theri Aronson ’20 On Sunday Nov. 4, comedian and, producer, writer, and series creator, Abbi Jacobson, made a stop at Scripps
Queer Artists Who Are Killing The Game
By Hayley Van Allen The Internet The Internet is composed of five clearly great friends, two of whom are very openly gay:
In Support of Strange Flavors
Kendall Lowery ’22 For those of you who may have found yourself stumped, staring hopelessly at a menu board, faced with the
Pizza Pizza, Yum Yum?
Kendall Lowery ’22 If I were to choose one food as nourishment for the rest of my days on this Earth, it
Beautiful Boy (Content Warning: Drug Usage and Addiction)
By Bianca Torres-Hamlin ’22 A drama film without the captivating plot twists of a drama, Beautiful Boy starring Steve Carell and Timothee
A Star Is Born: Believe the Hype
Ali Bush Music Columnist ‘19 Picture Lady Gaga in a small drag club, belting La Vie En Rose, dressed as Edith Piaf,
Seriously Good: The Rise of Asian Americans in Mainstream Music
By Jamie Jiang I remember when Asian American representation in mainstream media stopped firmly at Bruno Mars, whose Filipino descent swayed much
Rachel Chu & Me: A Personal Reflection on Crazy Rich Asians
By Hanna Kim Everyone has been talking about Crazy Rich Asians. I hear the buzz everywhere from sitting in Seal Court to