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Documentary film by R.J. Cutler on star Billie Eilish tells the story of the idol's rise to fame.

‘Billie Eilish: The Worlds a Little Blurry’ beautifully tells journey of the teenage idol

Audrey Matei, Reporter
June 1, 2021
Youn Yuh-jung stares into the distance with her family on either side.

Semi-autobiographical film ‘Minari’ highlights real-life struggles of Asian American families in the United States

Clare O'Connor, Assistant Editor
May 18, 2021
Characters Dean Venture and the Monarch stare at one another intently in Season 7, Episode 4 of “The Venture Bros.”

Cartoon Network’s ‘The Venture Bros.’ changed the face of cartoons in the film industry

Peter Cox, Reporter
May 12, 2021
New movie

‘Godzilla vs. King Kong’: city-block buster in a two hour fighting frenzy

Cricket Gluth, Sports/Leisure Editor
May 7, 2021
Ever wonder where you food comes from? Netflix documentary

Netflix documentary ‘Seaspiracy’ uncovers secrets of the seafood industry

Krishita Dutta, City Life Co-Editor
April 19, 2021
The composer Carlo Gesualdo used his life experiences and musical innovations to bring new levels of expression to Italian Renaissance music. Centuries later, it connects to us because we have entered a state of common suffering through the pandemic, and we can look to his example of using art for expression.

Music of Carlo Gesualdo finds new relevance

Ryan Clark, Assistant Editor
April 19, 2021
The True Crime genre describes actual crimes in detail, and has grown in popularity in various forms of media, from podcasts to movies and TV shows.

True crime genre grows in popularity

Clare O'Connor, Reporter
April 14, 2021
Pop singer Sia has just released a new film to debut her new album that may be controversial to some viewers

Sia’s new film ‘Music’ lacks the consideration to properly portray neurodivergence

Téa Tamburo
April 9, 2021
In Bad Bunny's album

Bad Bunny explores new sounds in ‘El Último Tour del Mundo’

Karina Escobedo, Reporterr
April 1, 2021
Tom Hanks stars in the film rendition of “News of the World,” which seems to fall short of its literary counterpart.

Film adaption of the book ‘News of the World’ omits character nuance

Caroline Hohner, Arts Co-Editor
March 31, 2021

Minimal story brings maximum performance in ‘Malcolm and Marie’

Ashley Husain, Reporter
March 30, 2021

‘Hollow Knight’ draws excitement through basic complexity

Erich Raumann, Reporter
March 30, 2021
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