"I Care a Lot" has the potential to create a strong, interesting female lead but falls short with a faulty narrative and too many cliches.
In Emerald Fennell's "Promising Young Woman," Cassie Thomas (Carey Mulligan) is a misunderstood hero fighting crime in a modern day society.
Get A Good Look Pt. 1 by Oklahoma-based music duo Sports hints at familiarity and paints realistic picture of emotional growth.
Staff writer Maddie Urlaub dives deeply into the Netflix's new crime doc, which follows the disappearance of Elisa Lam through multiple perspectives.
Coming at the right time, "Nomadland" centers around human fragility and mimics a documentary with unique storytelling.
In the ground-breaking tv series, "RuPaul's Drag Race," RuPaul teaches us that we are all born naked and the rest is drag.
On her sophomore solo album, Hayley Williams gets personal and invites listeners to embrace the often sad unknown.
"Judas and The Black Messiah" is a movie that needs to be experienced to truly comprehend the gravitas behind the material and it could not come at a better time.
Voltaire's "Candide" is a humorous, compelling and rather simple philosophical text and truly a classic still relevant today.
With 'Soul,' Pixar asks more of their viewers, as the characters display deep thought and emotion throughout the wild ride that illustrates essence of life.
Often overlooked and criminally underrated, the best hip-hop love songs demonstrate both musical and lyrical mastery, but with a more laid back style.
While there’s no denying that Sam Levinson’s “Malcolm & Marie” looks good on screen, the director seems to think that the eye-catching imagery and his actors’ performances are enough to sway us.
"The Little Things," starring Jared Leto, Rami Malek, Denzel Washington, lacks originality and mimics the dull and current feeling of a repetitive reality.
Arts Editor Emily Knepple discusses the recent allegations against Marilyn Manson and what that says about a bigger issue within the music industry.
On Collapsed in Sunbeams, Arlo Parks balances the good and the bad in a way that comes through strongly across all 12 tracks.
Staff writer Maddie Urlaub offers a preview of six highly-anticipated books dropping in 2021.
With the help of the arts, everyone has a chance to broaden their horizons and pay respect to the authentic, rich cultures that live outside of our preconceived borders.
Kristin Hannah's "Firefly Lane" is set to hit the screen early February, as the young adult novel tells stories of friendship, love and the complexity of life.
HBO's "Tiger" falls short of telling the truest, most in-depth narrative and leaves viewers unfulfilled.
"Excuse Me, I Love You" reminds viewers of fun-filled concerts, while documenting Grande's total stardom.
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