‘Frozen 2’ Follows Gracefully in Footsteps of Predecessor
“Frozen 2” treads on the heels of a tough act to follow and succeeds, capturing the dynamic emotional depth of the characters that set “Frozen” apart as a film franchise.
‘Parasite’ Expertly Weaves Compelling Social Commentary, Comedy
Genre-defying “Parasite” is an artful masterpiece by Director Bong Joon-ho, which will entrance audiences everywhere. “Parasite” makes cutting class criticism while maintaining both elements of comedy and horror and stunning aesthetic visuals.
BROCKHAMPTON Shows Chemistry at The Anthem
American boy band Brockhampton gave a high energy performance at The Anthem last Monday on their “Heaven Belongs To You” tour. Although their fan base has grown rapidly in such a short span of time, the group still engages with its audience as intimately on stage as before.
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Dorm Decor Combines Aesthetic Vision, Emotional Connection
Sentimental photo walls, twinkling LED lights and bright tapestries give character and familiarity to the Georgetown University student’s small living space. The artistic and skillful…
British Artist Arlo Parks Shows Dynamic Lyricism on Debut EP
In her new EP “Sophie,” 19-year-old singer Arlo Parks quietly bares her soul to anyone who will listen. With simple, groovy beats and to-the-point, biting…
BECOMING U: Social Media Should Not Determine Happiness
It’s ever-present and thought consuming. It’s the itchy mosquito bite on your leg you need to scratch but know you shouldn’t. It’s the fear of…
‘Parasite’ Expertly Weaves Compelling Social Commentary, Comedy
★★★★★ With “Parasite,” Korean director Bong Joon-Ho delivers a modern masterpiece that is one of the best films of the year. It is a testament…
RECORD REWIND: Constant Change Defines The Neighbourhood’s History
Five years after the release of its first album, “I Love You.,” The Neighbourhood made public its one-year plan of releasing a spate of songs,…
‘Frozen 2’ Follows Gracefully in Footsteps of Predecessor
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BROCKHAMPTON Shows Chemistry at The Anthem
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‘Pepperland’ Delights with Beatles Tribute Performance
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‘Modern Love’ Lacks Nuance, Depth from Original Column
★★☆☆☆ A week after its premiere Oct. 18, Modern Love was given the green light for its second season. The eight-episode anthology series, which is…
MANAGING READS: ‘Wrecked’ Tells Realistic, Empathetic Story of Survival
This column discusses sexual assault. Please refer to the end of the article for on- and off-campus resources. Most college students today aren’t strangers to…
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Building Community at the AASA Fall Ball
Last weekend, I attended the Asian American Student Association’s Fall Ball. Themed after last year’s popular film “Crazy Rich Asians,” the event took place at…
King Princess Energizes, Empowers Crowd at 9:30 Club
The “Cheap Queen” tour marks the rise of one of 2019’s biggest breakout artists, 20-year-old LGBTQ indie pop singer King Princess. Her energized and empowered…
Marcel DuChamp Exhibit Documents Progression of Artist’s Career
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Black Movements Dance Theatre’s Showcase Celebrates Influential Figures
Founded 35 years ago, Black Movements Dance Theatre sought to celebrate the black experience at Georgetown University through dance. Now, in its 2019 season, BMDT…
Jenny Slate Evokes Laughter and Reflection on the ‘Little Weirds’ Book Tour
Comedian and actress Jenny Slate kicked off her “Little Weirds” book tour Nov. 3 to a well-attended and enthusiastic crowd in The George Washington University’s…
FKA twigs Radiates Emotion, Complexity on ‘MAGDALENE’
★★★★★ On FKA twigs’ sophomore release “MAGDALENE,” the artist takes the best of her past work and delivers a project that shows the London-based electronic…
Students, Restaurants Push for More Affordable Food
From the silky angel hair pasta and rich Alfredo sauce at Flavio on 31st Street to the daily brunch and historical fare at Martin’s Tavern…
‘On the Lawn’ Explores Lawns as a Space for Making Connections
“On the Lawn,” a production put on by the Georgetown University theater and performance studies program, inventively highlights issues of climate change, ecological conquest and…
Core Pathways Tackle Climate Change in the Classroom
Every semester, students spend the days before registration fiddling with new course catalogs and scheduling apps to create their ideal list of classes for the…
Artists and Museums Embrace Sustainability To Preserve the Past and the Future
Environmental concerns, like the onset of climate change and the impact of pollution, have inspired this new generation of artists to move beyond traditional materials…
Buzzing With Sustainability: Georgetown’s Sweet Focus on Pollinators
The past 20 years have seen a rapid decline in the honey bee population, facilitated by industrial agriculture, climate change and damaging pesticides. While social…
Sustainable Fashion Moves Toward Ethical Sourcing
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Campus Sustainability Hindered by Lack of Communication
One pervasive rumor about Georgetown University’s sustainability persists: The university does not recycle. In fact, the university does recycle, but skepticism leads many students to…
Businesses, Watchdogs Center Human Rights in Shopping
Before any product reaches the hands of a consumer, it passes through a network of actors catering to its production, distribution and, eventually, sale. Each…
In Times of Hardship, Reach Out to Support Networks
The days are getting darker, the weather is getting colder and most news on the TV is anything but optimistic. Coupling this with the personal…
The 1975 Shifts Perspective From Personal to Global
In the six years since Manchester band The 1975 released its first album, the band has expanded its subject matter, departing from the self-centered angst…
‘Firebringer’ Brings Humorous Take to Prehistoric Life
Woolly mammoths, saber-toothed tigers and a bunch of ugly cavemen romp around the wilderness at the dawn of humanity: All are present in Nomadic Theatre’s…
GRLA’s Nike Webinar Connects Fashion and Business
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Children’s Media Start Embracing Diverse, Queer Storytelling
When ABC’s “Modern Family” introduced an LGBTQ family as a regular feature of the series 10 years ago and became one of the first shows…
Jónsi and Alex Entrance Audience With Ambient Music at Lincoln Theatre
Ten years after its initial release date, duo Jónsi & Alex’s ambient album “Riceboy Sleeps” still provides a transient and beautiful auditory experience, in an…
“SEXORCISM” Unabashedly Boasts Exciting Sexualized Energy While Lacking Originality
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Rex Orange County’s ‘Pony’ Bares Emotions, Sounds Repetitive
★★★☆☆ In his third album “Pony,” Rex Orange County provides a heightened sense of vulnerability and emotion that listeners witness for the first time. His…
Kanye West Hits Musical, Egotistical Low on ‘JESUS IS KING’
★☆☆☆☆ Since the onset of his musical career, Kanye West has consistently toed the line between performance art and outright ineptitude. From stunts such as…
Georgetown Radio Forges Platform for Creative Students
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Students Add Music Into Academics With Music Program
Despite its at times limiting size, Georgetown University’s music program offers instruction and resources not only for students formally majoring or minoring in the program,…
Students Sing, Share Passion in A Cappella Groups
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Music Venues Shape, Promote DC’s Music Scene
From the historic, like the Lincoln Theatre, to the state-of-the-art, like The Anthem, music venues in Washington, D.C., have come to define the music culture…