Royals Go Downtown is an annual event at EMU, and ran for the second time on Thursday the 28th. Since I didn’t get to go last year, I was very …
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“Almost, Maine” Realistic Take on Whimsical Play
“Almost, Maine,” set in the not-quite (fictional) town of Almost, Maine, is a comedic, sometimes heart-warming, sometimes ick-inducing play written by John Cariani, and directed by Ellie de Waal. The …
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Oppenheimer is a Huge Hit Among Critics
After seeing “Oppenheimer” twice, I can confidently say that this film is one for the ages. It has taken the world by storm, grossing over 851 million dollars since its …
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Pretty, Pink, Barbie: Complicated Thoughts
“Barbie” was a raging success in theaters this past summer, where seas of pink rolled into the cinema powered by idyllic feminism and the stereotypical Barbie fashion that most of …
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Netflix’s “One Piece” Adaptation Is Raging Success
It would’ve been almost two years ago that I started watching “One Piece,” an incredibly popular Japanese anime that has been running since 1999, and even before that as a …
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Olivia Rodrigo Avoids the Sophomore Slump
The sophomore album is possibly one of the most daunting phenomena of the music industry. If an artist’s debut album did poorly, their sophomore album is their chance to prove …
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The Mario Movie Is a One-up Over Contemporaries
“The Super Mario Bros Movie” is an animated retelling of the classic battle between Mario, the superpowered plumber and Bowser, the fire breathing lizard, from the ever-popular Super Mario Bros …
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How the Sausage Is Made: Ron DeSantis
Ron DeSantis, the current governor of Florida, is a fascinating person to look at and has been making the news a lot recently. He is one of the bigwigs in …
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“Harold and Maude,” for All Generations
I wish I could memorize every line of dialogue in this movie and recite it in full at parties to the point where people start to worry about me. “Harold …
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TopHouse’s “campfire Stories” Is Gripping Folk
As I wrote in the last issue, I am often a victim of algorithms determining the music I listen to. This was certainly the case with TopHouse’s “The Mountain Song” …