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Album Review: ‘Supermodel’

By Ogechi Nwodim March 21, 2014

4/5 stars Foster the People captivated the attention of millions with its release of the track “Pumped Up Kicks” from the album “Torches” in 2010. The politically themed track, with pulsating...

Television Review: ‘True Detective’

By Sami Rahman March 21, 2014

5/5 stars HBO’s “True Detective,” which just concluded its first season, is certainly unnerving — and not just because it chronicles two blunt, hard-edged homicide detectives searching for...

Movie Review: ‘Divergent’

By Rita Chang March 21, 2014

★☆☆☆☆ There is a pattern to modern audiences’ taste in movies and television shows, and it all began with “Twilight.” With its release, a vampire fervor was unleashed that paved...

Movie Review: ‘The Lunchbox’

By Meagan Wang March 14, 2014

“The Lunchbox” revolves around something we are all familiar with from our childhood — a literal lunchbox — and creates a complex and powerful message behind this simple object. Refreshingly subtle...

Album Review: ‘House of Lies Soundtrack’

By Emily Troisi March 7, 2014

3/5 stars Although the Showtime comedy-drama series “House of Lies” may not have a musical repertoire as noteworthy and moving as shows like “The OC,” “Friday Night Lights” or “Gossip...

Album Review: ‘Oh, What a Life’

By Connor Valaik March 7, 2014

American Authors burst onto the scene with their infectiously upbeat and happy song, “Best Day of My Life.” “Oh What a Life”is their full-length follow-up. It’s not a bad album. It’s full of...

Album Review: ‘Louder’

By Emma Gross March 7, 2014

2.5/5 stars Between Broadway, “Glee” and now her breakout pop album, “Louder,” Lea Michele is generating a lot of buzz in the entertainment industry. “Louder” is a nice change of pace...

Movie Review: ‘The Bag Man’

By Flor Lee March 7, 2014

2/5 stars Did curiosity really kill the cat? This is the central question that guides the premise of the noir film “The Bag Man,” written and directed by David Grovic. "The Bag Man" is inspired...

American Art Uncovered

By Nicole Jarvis February 28, 2014

It may be surprising to many a patriotic Hoya that, in the field of art history, the United States has traditionally lagged behind. It wasn’t until the 20th century — after WWI wiped out the major...

Rock Duo Takes Act Coast to Coast

By Bisi Orisamolu February 28, 2014

Based out of Seattle, blues rock group My Goodness has recently embarked on its first national tour. However, the group is not entirely new to the stage: My Goodness first took the stage three years...

Album Review: ‘Helios’

By Hannah Kaufman February 28, 2014

3/5 stars With the release of its album “Scars and Stories” in 2012, The Fray seemed bent on sticking with its well-known musical style. Mixing the soft tones of piano with mellow rock, the...

Intoxicating Scorsese Film Idolizes Greed

By Alex Horton December 26, 2013

3.5/5 stars The obnoxious and vulgar stock traders at the notorious Stratton Oakmont firm only quiet down to hear founder Jordan Belfort speak. The high-pressure traders are worthless without telephones,...

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