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Under the Radar: Cannelle Ferragu

By Staff Writer Rosie Gao Before Cannelle Ferragu turned French electro-pop into her own digital playground, she had already begun…

3 weeks ago

Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil (2026): Is it worth the watch?

By Staff Writer Abigaile Lei Filled with high-stakes action, mutating zombies, and a variety of nods to the classic video…

3 weeks ago

Between silence and static, Pylon comes alive

By Staff Writer Yewon Kim While some albums just serve as a collection of songs, Pylon feels like a familiar…

3 weeks ago

Adela’s Prima blends satire and sentiments over hyperpop instrumentals

By Staff Writer Simin Hassan Hailing from a little-known corner of the world, Adela Jergova, known by her stage name,…

3 weeks ago

Melody Gao finds her voice through art and creativity

By Staff Writers Kaysten Ho and Matthew Zhang Before she found art, Senior Melody Gao found stories. From a young…

3 weeks ago

Castle in the Sky still floats today

By Staff Writer Felicity He It’s not a stretch to say that Castle in the Sky is the blueprint of…

2 months ago

Phoebe Bridgers’ Lost Weekend explores the complexity of grief

By Staff Writer Amber Halvorsen Phoebe Bridgers’ new album Lost Weekend, released on August 14, may have taken the crown…

2 months ago

A different kind of Odyssey

By Staff Writer Abigaile Lei With a budget of over $250 million, dozens of big name actors, and the reputation…

2 months ago

AExOP: “Palantir Parker” undermines Spider-Man’s original message

By Opinion Editors Erika Liu and Warren Su, & Web Editor Finn McCarthy While pursuing the supervillain Scorpion, Peter Parker,…

2 months ago

Michael pays tribute to the King of Pop

By Staff Writer Varun Madhavan Jaafar Jackson, nephew of the late singer Michael Jackson, pays tribute to the King of…

5 months ago