By Zoe Talbot Staff Writer The town of Wellsbury, Massachusetts is small, homey and seemingly full of people that never stop smiling. When Georgia Miller ...
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By Claire McFadden Correspondent The College’s celebration of Black History Month continued last Thursday night with The Division of Inclusive Excellence’s ...
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By Joey GibbsStaff Writer Wallow’s “Remote” EP (Deluxe) serves listeners a musical orgy of OK Go, The 1975 and the Naked Brothers Band. Lacking ...
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By Dylan Sepulveda (THIS IS NOT THE TITLE) A FIRST IMPRESSION The opening. Yes, I suppose a story has to open somehow and somewhere, but not yet. We’re ...
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By Jayleen RolonStaff Writer Five years after the release of their first original album, Pentatonix, the five-member sensational pop acapella group — ...
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By Richard ChachowskiStaff Writer There are many words one could use to describe director Shaka King’s new film “Judas and the Black Messiah” — ...
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By Joey GibbsStaff Writer I say we draft up a constitution and send it to every director in the world to tell them that we have had enough with bleak ...
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By Zoe Talbot Staff Writer In the third and final installment of the “To All The Boys” series, Lara Jean Covey (Lana Condor) and Peter Kavinsky (Noah ...
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By Anthony Garcia News Editor In this day and age, it seems the world is binomial. White or black? This or that? Apple Music or Spotify? Just like everything ...
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By Julia DugganSenior Staff Writer It’s the season of love, and with that brings the question of finding the right music. Whether you are celebrating ...
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By Chelsie DermanArts & Entertainment Editor From trumpeters to guitarists, the two-member band Paid Vacation is just starting to embark on a new ...
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By Elliott NguyenStaff Writer Just eight months after her chart-topping debut solo album gave fans a pleasant surprise during the early months of quarantine, ...
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By Joey GibbsStaff Writer Betrayed by adoration. Betrayed by femininity. Betrayed by whiteness. Young and modest Britney Spears became a global microscope; ...
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By Zoe TalbotStaff Writer Filmmaker Malcolm Elliott (John David Washington) has just returned from his movie’s premiere with his girlfriend Marie (Zendaya), ...
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By Julia DugganSenior Staff Writer “My Music Story: Yoshiki’ is a documentary where Japanese musician Yoshiki tells his story and connects it to ...
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