Nick Harling Contributing Writer While it functioned as a finale of sorts for a tumultuous year, this past Christmas day also brought an end to one of the most intense sagas shrouding the hip-hop sphere in 2020: the release of Playboi Carti’s sophomore album, …
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Becky Chamber’s debut novel is full of character
Holly Engel Arts & Entertainment Editor What would it be like to work on a spaceship whose crew specialized in creating wormholes? As someone who is not usually drawn to the galactic journeys and technological advances promised by science fiction novels, this question was …
Netflix’s “Bridgerton” breaks streaming records
Kidi Tafesse Arts & Entertainment Editor It appears that the latest period drama on Netflix, “Bridgerton,” is taking the giant streaming service by storm, breaking multiple viewer records during its first season. Based on Julia Quinn’s series of historical romance novels of the same …
“Ratatouille” TikTok musical exceeds expectations
Sam Casey Editor in Chief Navigating life in a global pandemic has somehow been equally hectic and uneventful, pushing us helplessly toward our worst vices. The worst one of all? TikTok. While the app’s cult following existed long before we understood what a coronavirus …
Ctrl (2017) by Sza delivers a musical confession
Lily Kate Harpham Contributing Writer Solána Imani Rowe, known as Sza, released her first studio album on June 9, 2017. Ctrl, released through the label Top Dawg Entertainment (home to artists such as Kendrick Lamar and Schoolboy Q) earned critical acclaim and debuted at …
Wooster’s Fall Dance Concert moves offstage
Holly Engel Arts and Entertainment Editor Dance is a collaborative art relying on motion and touch; this physicality is enhanced by lighting and sound when performed on stage. Now that most dancers in the Wooster Dance Company can no longer rehearse in groups due …