As the previews began to roll, there were only a few things I knew for certain: “Dune” would contain a lot of sand, a painful box, and a blue-eyed Zendaya.
He doesn’t just manage to objectify and fetishize women-loving-women relationships, but he simultaneously undermines those who identify as lesbians and the authenticity of their identity.
Before the release of the album, Lorde discussed in a series of interviews that “Solar Power” would be dealing with themes relating to her personal experience with celebrity culture, spirituality and the celebrity identity.
I was a mix of nervous and curious as to what I’d think of the drink, considering my history with tea and all. I selected vanilla milk tea with chocolate boba.
Among the many hidden treasures in the city of Marquette include businesses for those with a sweet tooth. There are half a dozen bakeries available to NMU students to provide plenty of opportunities to...
Young person worry: What if nothing I do matters?
Old person worry: What if everything I do does?
This is just one of the many profundities placed throughout Jenny Offill’s new novel “Weather.”...
“About Face” is the second studio release from #1 Dads, a growing side project of virtuoso Tom Iansek. Iansek’s "day job" is being half of Australian indie-rock duo Big Scary, a band who has garnered...
Smashing through Thanksgiving box office records and shooting into the No. 1 spot in box offices all over the world, “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” is a successful sequel to the first film in the...
“I don’t want to be a star, but a stone on the shore.”
Taken by itself, it’s a nice enough sentiment. But there’s more to it than that — it’s practically the unofficial mission statement...
Were you fully aware that The Strokes have continued to release albums post-2003?
Save for a handful tracks like “You Only Live Once” or “Under the Cover of Darkness,” the newer portion their...
It might be hard to believe with the weather the Upper Peninsula has been experiencing lately, but spring is right around the corner.
Whether you’re planning to head somewhere warm in a few weeks...
Writer, producer and director Paul Thomas Anderson is known for his odd choice of subjects and settings in his films.
Anderson’s early work comes to mind: “Boogie Nights” (1997), a film that follows...
