VOLUME 27
In its second season, Netflix’s “You” expands on its story in a pretty big way, managing to be wildly entertaining but at the expense of its high quality. Though not at all bad, the second season of “You” becomes extremely soapy at times, while seeming totally oblivious of its unbelievable state. This new storyline follows
Lana Del Rey has composed a beautiful, powerful and emotionally provocative record, that could very well be her most impressive so far. “Norman F*****g Rockwell” is Del Rey’s fifth studio album and the experience she has picked up over the years shines through clearly. She knows exactly what her sound should be; a melodic, new
The Emmys, this year, despite having some fun bits, was hostless, and didn’t hit its usual mark as a memorable experience. Even with the great competition, it somehow didn’t manage to have the same charm it has shown in the past. The main problem was the aforementioned lack of a host. For over 50 years,
“Survival of the Fittest:” a phrase to excite. Something about the best rising to the top by any means, usually violent, has fascinated people for ages. Perhaps it’s a primal instinct or just tucked away bloodlust rising to the occasion. Whatever it is though, it’s been used in all sorts of mediums to entertain. From
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Harvard Westlake (HW) dance students were introduced to a new form of their art: hip hop. Harry Weston, a professional dancer, served as the students’ mentor and not only taught them an important lesson about the physical aspects of hip-hop but also its history and importance. Weston taught multiple classes Feb. 7 , the bulk
Fortnite, a Battle Royale video game has been sweeping the nation and gaining extreme relevance for the last year and a half, but finally, after 19 months of insane success, Fortnite is declining. The primary concern for Fortnite is its Twitch viewings. Twitch is a website where one can go to watch a live stream
“You” is a great Netflix–Affiliated thriller that follows a troubled man as he stalks an aspiring young writer. The show is a complicated yet interesting look at the mind of this deranged person. At a glance, “You” seems fun but un-extraordinary. The raw outline of it is a shocking story scattered with twists and turns
