In a Hollywood flush with soulless prequels, sequels, and reboots produced for financial solvency rather than creative fulfillment, the news of a
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1. Schmear & Loathing in Lox Vegas from Book Trader A midterm guilty pleasure with a fantastically crafted name! 2. The Boring Talks by BBC Sounds A cute little podcast filled with mini lectures that push you to enjoy the
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It’s 5 p.m. on the dot, but already the line outside 150 York Street curves around the side of the building and flows onto the street. Every now and then a car
1. Good Days — Sweatson Klank ♫ Delicious, genre-transcendent LA beats with groovy yellow cover art 2. Shubh Saran Live at the Saybrook Underbrook ♫ Hosted by the Undergraduate Jazz Collective, the
1. Atlantics — Dir. Mati DiopBased on her short film of the same name, Mati Diop’s Dakarian portrait follows Ada, a young woman on the eve of her arranged marriage, vying for
Given how often I reread Little Women, it’s surprising that I’d seen none of the film adaptations until Greta Gerwig released hers last Christmas. For those less familiar with the world of
1. Ann Wants to Dance — Papooz ♫ I’m no Ann, but boy, do I want to dance! 2. Gucci Fingernails of Billie Eilish at the Grammys Custom lime green patterns on
If you’re a Yale student, you’ve got to make your way to Yale Cabaret. For its most recent production, the basement black box was transformed into the interior of Elon Musk’s spaceship
Jaime — Brittany Howard (2019) ♫ The former Alabama Shakes frontwoman gives us a musically warm, Southern hug. “Parasite” — Boon Joon-ho (2019) Total Oscar snub for sure—a witty visual masterpiece for
Cats (2019) was good. You read that right. Yes, I am in my right mind, and yes, I will die on this hill. When watching Cats in theater for the first time,
I’ve spent all of winter break training for today: squats, yoga, daily aerobics. I strategically enter the classroom in WLH six minutes early. My water bottle is full and my shoelaces are
On the track, “Blood of the Fang,”—the song whose chorus gives There Existed an Addiction to Blood its name—Daveed Diggs (of Hamilton fame) raps, “It doesn’t mean a thing because that body
