By: Tyler Obropta There’s no two ways about it: 45 Years is depressing. It’s a film so sunken in its story’s melancholia that even its…
Ministry of Cool
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By: Jon Roberts Out of any director working today, Ethan and Joel Coen stand on a podium strictly for their knowledge of the medium and…
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By: Tyler Obropta Paolo Sorrentino’s Youth is bookended by music, opening with a knockout pop song from The Retrosettes and ending with an orchestral number…
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Kesha’s on-going battle with Dr. Luke On Feb. 19, 2016, Kesha Rose Sebert lost her lawsuit against her producer Lukasz Gottwald — who produces under…
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Bowie leaves legacy From the androgynous, folksy-looking Hunky Dory-era to the ever-famous Ziggy Stardust, David Bowie never took a seat in the shadows. Few have…
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Oneohtrix Point Never Album Review By Brody Armstrong Staff Writer Daniel Lopatin has greatly evolved from his mild break in 2009 off the release of…
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The underestimated danger of electronic addiction Every time I pop in an earphone it’s like I’m sucking down a cigarette. When I’m out alone, waiting…
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Film Review By Tyler Obropta Staff Writer The first scene of Paul Weitz’s Grandma introduces the titular grandmother Elle Reid. She is crass, she is…
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Film Review By Joel Kalow Staff Writer Carol is a film about gestures. It’s about lingering stares, gentle touches, brief moments, all of which come…
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Film Review By Olivia Blees Contributing Writer The standard Hollywood hitman is unemotional, unaffected and at some point, must deal with a target from their…