Category: Life & Arts
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Claire’s ‘Just Because’: a raw journey through adolescence
In a blend of retro-blues and psychedelic tones, Claire Rosinkranz’s music style takes a tour across a wide genre of music as she explores and creates a soundtrack that can only best be described as one of bedroom pop. “Backyard Boy” was Rosinkraz’s hit soundtrack when it first came out — however, she is not…
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Saw X revives franchise with gruesome horror
This year has been lackluster when it comes to the quantity and quality of horror films, but one classic has returned yet again for another installment of its franchise. “Saw X” was released Sept. 29, bringing back the gory, torture-filled flick that horror fans have been anticipating. The Saw franchise is widely known for its…
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The Eras Tour is just as “Enchanting” on screen
This past year, Taylor Swift has taken the world by storm, selling out American football stadiums for multiple nights and raking in $14 million in nightly ticket revenue. And now, with the release of the full The Eras Tour experience in theaters, Swifties can relive the best 2 hours and 48 minutes of their lives…
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Anirudh Varma Collective dazzles Comets with Hindustani melodies
Donning lehengas and kurtas adorned with embellishments and a variety of patterns, friends and families eagerly awaited the curtain-opening of the Anirudh Varma Collective concert on Oct. 1. The ensemble’s passionate melodies filled the hall as the singers performed freeing and soulful traditional music. At first, I was a bit apprehensive about the concert. Was…
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‘I’m a tourist.’ ‘I’m just passing through these lands.’
Aromatic food stalls, pounding music and cheering lit up the Plinth on Thursday Oct. 12 at Students for Justice in Palestine’s annual poetry night fundraiser. More than 200 people attended at the event to unite with other students and discuss the Palestinian struggle. With recent conflict in Gaza, the Plinth steps and stage were swarming…
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Mitski brings her most mature work to the Wild West
With her heart-wrenching lyrics and mellow voice, singer-songwriter Mitski has become a household name for indie fans, bringing listeners both comfort and pain over the beauty of her relatable songs. Her most recent album, “The Land is Inhospitable and So Are We,” is Mitski’s most mature work yet, evident in its meaningful lyricism, clever themes…
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Drizzy Drake drops the ball
One of the most influential artists of the past decade, Drake, has released another full-length studio album, “For All The Dogs.” This album contains 23 songs, 10+ featured artists, but fails to create anything that even his superfans will remember. Before the album’s release, fans were promised an album that would serve as a trip…
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Matty Healy brings eccentric antics back to the 1975, wowing fans with greatest hits
Adorned with stairs, windows and vintage televisions, Dickies Arena on Oct. 9 was transformed into a homey stage as The 1975 invited fans to an intimate look at their greatest hits of the last decade. As the lights illuminated the living room stage, leather-clad fans cheered on front man Matty Healy armed with a wine…
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‘Nevertheless’ portrays refreshingly realistic modern romance
For many students, the romances of K-dramas can sometimes feel like unattainable fantasies. “Nevertheless” flips this script, offering a refreshing take on modern romance. With its compelling storyline, relatable characters and raw portrayal of contemporary relationships, it is a must-watch for K-drama enthusiasts and first-timers alike. A live adaptation of the webtoon “I Know But”…
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Flavorful Feast at State Fair
Our adventure starts off at Gulf Coast Grill, home of the Creole Etouffee Beignets. The owner, Clinton Probst, combines two classics with this savory but sweet staple of New Orleans culture. Probst said his primary inspiration for the dish is annual Louisiana trips. Customers are given two beignets stuffed with andouille sausage and Etouffee sauce…