If there was ever any doubt that Wallice might not commit to the jester character adorning the album’s cover art, it was immediately eviscerated the moment she stepped onto the Voodoo Room’s stage...

As a child, Thornhill singer Jacob Charlton and his dog Lily would sit outside and stare at full moons together. My pick for this week’s song, “Lily and the Moon,” is dedicated to absent friends,...

Editor’s Note: “Hiding in the Flood” was written alongside a companion A&E's Reporter Notebook piece co-written by Senior Staff Writer Matthew Pham and Contributing Writer Amna Shafi explaining...

On Jan. 13, 2025, New York magazine published a story detailing famed author Neil Gaiman’s alleged sexual assault and rape of five young women over the past 25 years. The accusations first surfaced in...

Mid-January is always an interesting time of year: too early for the bubblegum pink-tinged thrill of Valentine’s Day but too late for the beat-pounding New Year’s club bops. School has just resumed,...

Art scarcely exists in isolation, rather it is framed in the context of the world around it. From the ‘60s counterculture movement that led to the end of mass censorship in film, to the COVID-19 pandemic...

Editor’s note: This review contains spoilers for “Babygirl”    Halina Reijn’s “Babygirl” (2024) stars Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson in what promises to be an exciting exploration...

Whether you hold his work near and dear to your heart or have only heard his name incidentally, David Lynch’s reach across art and culture is undeniable. He was one of a kind, an innovator of cinema...

I always find Winter Quarter to be the most grueling of them all. My motivation drops fast — if it even existed in the first place — making it harder to endure the treacherous speed-walking from class...

When I first heard about Luca Guadagnino’s newest big screen project, “Queer,” I was all ears. Not only was I intrigued by the film’s premise, but over the past few years, Guadagnino has become...

“Strawberyy casket 2” is an abrasive, grungier rework of Peachole’s brutal, diss track towards an unspecified receiver, “strawberyy casket.” While the song is quick and slick, clocking in at...

Step aside Harry Potter; there’s a new talented-orphan-set-against-all-odds-attending-magic-school in town. Published in 2023, James Islington’s “The Will of the Many” is a spectacular story that...