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Variety

Culture, entertainment, and campus life

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Wet Leg’s debut album is a must-listen for nostalgic graduating seniors

Wet Leg’s debut self-titled album has been much anticipated since they released their first single “Chaise Longue” in June of last year. National Public Radio

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“An American Pickle” is far-fetched yet charming

If you can’t get enough of Seth Rogen—and want to see him call an iPad a “magic rectangle” in an impressive Yiddish accent—boy, have I

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St. John’s custodians deal with the fallout of dorm destruction

This year, CSB/SJU has seen more property damage than in a number of years. With most offenses taking place inside the buildings at St. John’s,

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“Waves” leaves much to be desired in plot, structure

Last week, I saw the 2019 movie “Waves” on my YouTube recommended page where I recognized the cover photo of actress Alexa Demie. Upon clicking

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Denzel Curry’s new album is more experimental than his past works

Miami-raised rapper Denzel Curry is an artist who is known best for aggressive rap hits like “Ultimate” and “RICKY.” In his fifth studio album, “Melt

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Beer reviewers try fruit-filled Island Sunrises on spring break

Welcome back to your only source of serotonin each week. With the end of the semester fast approaching, we have decided to make some changes.

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The Black experience on display at CSB/SJU

At a time when racial inequality has become a subject of conversation more than ever, library archivists are working hard to amplify the stories of

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Rosalía’s album “MATOMAMI” reaches top of Latin Billboard charts

If you have not listened to Rosalía’s new album, what have you been doing all week? I have been on pins and needles for the

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“The French Dispatch” prioritizes style, art

What at first glance appears to be a highly stylistic, deeply personal and treasured ode to a discontinued newspaper, “The French Dispatch” falls slightly short

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Moms review spring cocktails, pomegranate margaritas

Salutations! In honor of Mom Prom this weekend, we decided to invite our two favorite women to guest review with us, our moms Lisa and