Review of the true crime tv series “Unbelievable”

Review of the true crime tv series “Unbelievable”

Never Retallack  | Entertainment Editor Editor’s note: Content warning — this review covers subjects such as rape and sexual violence in relation to true events. According to Bloomberg after the “#MeToo” movement began in 2017, just one year passed and there was more...

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Up and coming artist: girl in red

Up and coming artist: girl in red

Never Retallack  | Entertainment Editor Bedroom pop —  what is it? According to the Urban Dictionary, it is “a genre (of) DIY indie music, bedroom pop is characterized by its lo-fi quality and often contemplative lyrics. Guitars and vocals often feature heavy use of...

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Art on campus: Bellamy Hall and a Self-Reflection Progression

Art on campus: Bellamy Hall and a Self-Reflection Progression

Never Retallack  | Entertainment Editor Walking on the main street of campus, it might not be apparent that Bellamy Hall holds a series of three sculptures meant to encourage self-reflection. The first piece: Created by Colin Lambert and Peter Adams in 2009, titled...

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A comparison of Batman’s arch nemesis: The Joker

A comparison of Batman’s arch nemesis: The Joker

Never Retallack  | Entertainment Editor “Have you ever danced with the Devil in the pale moonlight?” This quote from “Batman” (1989)  will ring true with the Joker, a character from the DC Franchise first introduced into the Batman comics in 1975 as a supervillain....

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Hobo Johnson’s newest album breaking barriers for typical rap

Hobo Johnson’s newest album breaking barriers for typical rap

Never Retallack  | Entertainment Editor Leave behind any expectations of what music should be — Hobo Johnson’s album “The Fall of Hobo Johnson,” released on Sep. 13, delivers unique songs that go against the idea of what musicians should create.  Johnson is often...

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Analysis of “It” 1990 vs. 2019

Never Retallack | Entertainment Editor Remakes — they have been all the rage within the past few years. Consider all of these: Disney reanimations, “Ghostbusters,” “Men in Black,” “Oceans 8” and more. With the recent release of Stephen King’s “It: Chapter 2,” I...

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