Ariana Grande didn’t kill Mac Miller, drugs did
During the days following the unfortunate death of rapper Mac Miller, I found myself scrolling through in memoriam posts on…
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“Black Panther” actress Sope Aluko talks race, Hollywood and Wakanda
“Black Panther” actress Sope Aluko visited Wellesley last Thursday for a lecture and Q and A session. The talk spanned…
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Wellesley Watches Summer Movies
What do Wellesley students do in the summer without midterms, readings or unpredictable buses to fill our days? Well, the…
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Fall TV Preview: Highly-Anticipated Returning Shows and Dominant Streaming Television
This fall, one of the most highly anticipated returning shows is NBC’s “The Good Place,” now in its third season….
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Emmys 2018: Mrs Maisel and Gianni Versace win big while recognition of racial diversity flounders
The 70th Primetime Emmy Awards were this Monday, awarding the crème de la crème of television for the past year….
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Kanye West overlooks Trump’s racism
After being inactive on all social media platforms since May 2017, Kanye West returned to Twitter on April 13, retweeting…
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“The Handmaid’s Tale” season 2 lives up to the original, for better and for worse
How can you tell an uncomfortable, painful and more or less joyless story and still make people want to watch…
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Despite seemingly massive losses, “Infinity War” operates with no real consequences
This article contains spoilers for “Avengers: Infinity War.” As a devoted Marvel fan, I shamelessly endeavour to find the good…
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“All barks have been rendered into English” – Andersonian “Isle of Dogs”
When I learned that “The Isle of Dogs” by Wes Anderson had finally been released, I could not hide my…
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New Girl Has Lost Its Charm
The television show “New Girl” has been a fixture in my life since I stumbled upon it during my junior…
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