Arts and Entertainment

by Staff Writer Maggie Lai Viewers are in for a mind-boggling ride with writer-director Charlie Kaufman’s latest psychological thriller I’m Thinking of Ending Things. Released on Netflix, the film is adapted from Canadian author Iain…

by Opinion Editor Aria Lakhmani As a burgeoning star who remained on the fringes of the cloud rap scene until last year, 25-year-old British-Swedish rapper Ecco2k is forging his own style in an ever-expanding genre…

by Staff Writer Sabrina Cai When the trailer of the live-action adaptation of Mulan was first released, the film seemed destined for success with a built-in audience, hype around the cast’s Asian representation, and a…

by Feature Editor Ian Park Big Sean defends his title as the hip-hop king of Detroit with his highly anticipated fifth studio album Detroit 2, released on September 4. On the album, Sean grapples with…

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by Staff Writer Maggie Lai English pop rock band The 1975’s latest album Notes On A Conditional Form may seem jarring at first but is nevertheless an attraction with its blend of musical styles and rejuvenating…

by Staff Writer Megh Basu Staying true to its name, Never Have I Ever, Netflix’s new coming-of-age series, is wild, adventurous, and a little bit out of control. Co-created by Mindy Kaling and Lang Fisher,…

by Staff Writer Tavish Mohanti Largely produced in her Los Angeles home using GarageBand, Fetch the Bolt Cutters by Fiona Apple is an unapologetic expression of emotion, a rollercoaster of rhythm, melody, and sound, and…

by Staff Writer Mingxin Wang Little Fires Everywhere, adapted from Celeste Ng’s bestselling novel of the same name, is a thrilling miniseries with fiery discussions about privilege and race. Without sacrificing the novel’s originality, Little…