by Evi Arthur / Editor-in-Chief Upon entering the Art Institute’s newest exhibit, “Andy Warhol—From A to B and back again,” visitors are greeted with pink and yellow cow-printed wallpaper plastered just below portraits of famous faces. Opened on Oct. 20,… Read More ›
by Jules Banks / Features Editor An old-fashioned tale of sailors, mermaids and ocean-induced madness has made its way to the silver screen with Robert Eggers’ “The Lighthouse.” Written by Max and Robert Eggers, this black-and-white movie takes the cake… Read More ›
by Ayumi Davis / News Editor The most renowned conductor on the Underground Railroad, Harriet Tubman, finally had her inspiring story told on the big screen in the recently released film “Harriet.” The movie, directed by the celebrated Kasi… Read More ›
by Amanda Landwehr / Arts & Culture Editor It’s quickly becoming a seasonal tradition as timeless as Christmas dinner—Netflix-release holiday comedies. So, when temperatures drop below zero, reaching for the remote and pressing play on a wholesome holiday movie is… Read More ›
by Amanda Landwehr / Arts & Culture Editor To most people, grocery shopping at Trader Joe’s, getting a manicure or going to a class at SoulCycle are simply the mundane tasks of adult life. But to some, these chores are… Read More ›
