Has K-pop Lost Its “K”?
K-pop is a lot of things. It is South Korean pop music, clean-cut choreography, a culture of artist idolization, and now…
Arts & Culture
Reflecting on Sex and the City and Today’s Dating Culture
“And just like that,” dating culture has become an entirely different world since the airing of HBO’s television series …
Jacqueline Breaks Boundaries in Opera
At its most basic, an “opera” is a dramatic work set to music and song. However, this genre of musical performance has n…
Jesus is Camp!
For much of my life the musical theatre genre had been one I avoided. The campiness that runs rampant through the writin…
Harmony or Dissent: How Music Portrays Democracy in the USA
Politics have long been explored through art. Instead of grovelling at the feet of politicians and judges for change, ar…
Courtroom Artists: Relics or Gems?
There are many archaic traditions that trickle down into modern day happenings. This is often seen in governments and th…
A Lesson in Movie Marketing: Orange Blimp, Cereal, Ping Pong Balls, and All
A period film about ping pong does not immediately scream “box office success,” but Marty Supreme has managed to mold it…
All That Glitters… Is Gay!
Modern discourse surrounding queer representation in media looks more at the specifics of what makes good representation…
Hyaluronic Acid is Peace, Wrinkles are Slavery, Ignorance is Strength
Advertising may be the most annoying and unremarkable part of our day. Annoying for endlessly cushioning all the things …
Sh*tshow Not Living up to Its Name: Artists Pleased
On Tuesday the 25th, I attended the Visual Arts Course Union’s “Shitshow.” I first saw the collage styled poster donning…
The Essential Frankensteins to Watch Out For
Following the recent release of Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein, debates flared up online regarding the quality of the…
Too Much Flesh, Not Enough Fleshiness
What is up with the Film Industry?