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Top five Christmas songs for your Spotify
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Top five Christmas songs for your Spotify

  • Kate Waisel
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Well, it’s the most wonderful time of the year again and the Christmas season is in full swing. And while (according to the latest forecasts) […]

Grammy Predictions: Who will get nominated and who will win?
  • Pop Culture

Grammy Predictions: Who will get nominated and who will win?

  • Kate Waisel
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November has arrived, which means the official Grammy deadline has passed, and it’s time to start predicting the nominations and winners. With big name releases […]

Top ten horror movies to watch on Halloween
  • Pop Culture

Top ten horror movies to watch on Halloween

  • Kate Waisel
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(Originally published October 26, 2018) With gravestones and cobwebs showing up on front lawns, spooky scary skeletons on every channel, and the beautiful colors of […]

Brockhampton’s “Iridescence” delivers an eclectic yet messy album experience
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Brockhampton’s “Iridescence” delivers an eclectic yet messy album experience

  • Kate Waisel
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(Originally published October 23, 2018) America’s self-proclaimed ‘hardest working boy band’, Brockhampton, returned on September 21 to drop their record label debut album. Formed in […]

  • Pop Culture

Queer Eye: The best makeover show yet

  • Kate Waisel
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(Originally published June 8, 2018) “Property Brothers,” “Fixer Upper,” and “What Not to Wear” give reality TV watchers extreme makeovers of home and looks. Netflix’s […]

Infinity War strikes infinite curiosity
  • Pop Culture

Infinity War strikes infinite curiosity

  • Kate Waisel
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(Originally published May 29, 2018) Leading up to this Spring, the Marvel media franchise tantalized fans with numerous trailers for Avengers: Infinity War, the ultimate […]

Is Cardi B talented?
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Is Cardi B talented?

  • Kate Waisel
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Rapper Cardi B, born Belcalis Almanzar, is taking the media by storm. The Bronx native is known for her catchy songs and upfront personality, and […]

Album review: The Weeknd’s new EP brings interesting introspection but fails to deliver new sound
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Album review: The Weeknd’s new EP brings interesting introspection but fails to deliver new sound

  • The Bradford
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On March 30, R&B artist The Weeknd released a six track EP called “My Dear Melancholy,” which dove into both his past relationships and current […]

Culture II review: How the trap sound has become overplayed
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Culture II review: How the trap sound has become overplayed

  • The Bradford
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Migos, the popular Atlanta rap trio, are back at it again with a 24 track sequel album to Culture. Migos’s first Culture album, released in […]

The force is strong with this one; The Last Jedi is one of the franchises’ best
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  • Pop Culture

The force is strong with this one; The Last Jedi is one of the franchises’ best

  • The Bradford
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“This is not going to go how you think” utters Luke Skywalker in one of the few promotional glimpses we received for The Last Jedi; […]

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