Written by: Alexus Lowe With the newest Dune: Part Two movie having just come out, there’s been a lot of buzz on social media surrounding both the books and the movies. I’ve never read any of the novels by Frank Herbert but I decided, hey why not give the movie…

Written by: Joleen Gramlich   “Jigsaw Falling Into Place” – Radiohead Image from The Austin Chronicle Radiohead is prominently known for being a band best described as “genre-fluid.” Each album has a unique sound, one that differs drastically from the album that came before it. From experimental instrumentals or electronic…

Written by: Sofia Tas-Castro   Way back when I was 11 years old, I started listening to rap music. At the time I didn’t have the money to buy the full songs on iTunes so I would either listen to the samples the app gave me or I would look…

Written By: Kamila Ciebielski   The 2023 Wonka film was surprising to say the least, unexpectedly diverging from the 2005 and 1971 adaptations of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Rather than exploring the story line of Tim Burton’s 2005 version — the mysterious story of a strict dentist father who…

Written by: Katherine Jimenez   College burnout, two scholarship projects, and a whole lot of expectations put me in a reading slump I thought I would never survive. But in December 2023 one of my favorite professors gifted me a copy of a book I had been dying to read…

Written By: Sophia Ciraldo   Robbie Skinner (Cavetown) is a singer-songwriter who writes indie/bedroom-pop music. I’ve followed his career for six years and was lucky enough to see him perform live in 2021. Over that period, he has released three albums, four EPs, and a handful of singles. His latest…

Written By: Sky Cummings   To be loved is to be understood. We pick our favorite movies and books based on the characters we most relate to, whose words speak to our very souls. We love them, and perhaps more importantly, we feel loved by them. It’s comforting to hear…

Written By: Krista Mitchell   Last Friday, March 22, 2024, the moment I had been waiting for finally arrived: Sam Evian released his fourth studio album Plunge. I saw him live last October as an opener for Tennis, and after looking him up after the concert, I found myself immediately…