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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
“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
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
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
Weezer leans into creativity instead of producing for fame
The career of Weezer’s lead singer and songwriter Rivers Cuomo has been oddly paradoxical. Cuomo, who has a knack for song structures, chord progression and
Spring fashion trends include corset tops, baggy pants, florals
Since the first day of spring rolled around, it’s time to speak about the new spring fashion trends. Even the midweek snowstorm doesn’t mean we
Beer reviewers taste test amid St. Patrick’s Day festivities
As springtime officially starts, we are getting mixed signals. This past weekend was in the 50s and then the next day it is snowing and
All-female jazz band makes a visit to campus
This weekend the CSB/SJU Fine Arts Series hosted an event titled Bessie, Billie & Nina–Pioneering Women in Jazz, showcasing an all-female jazz band featuring singers
“The Batman” reinvents superhero tropes
Director Matt Reeve’s new film “The Batman” is the first installment of a new Batman saga outside of the DC Extended Universe. The aesthetic of
Archie the dog is a beloved presence at SJU
If you live near Tommy Hall, you have probably seen a golden- brown miniature golden doodle running around greeting people with a smiling face and