This week’s episode (“The Idea of North”) we see Lyra start her new life in London brings up back to the alternate Oxford. Through Lyra’s determination to find Roger’s whereabouts, she soon finds answers to questions she never asked, leading to her not knowing who to trust. Furthermore, we also see the gypsies continue on
Maude Latour recently debuted her brand new EP Starsick. Starsick is a rare talent of pop that is a mixture of soft pop and indie music. The stellar EP features the title album track, the 2018 hit “Shoot and Run,” and the angelical harmonic “Lovesick.” The New York based artist got real with me about
Maude Latour sees the world through her starry eyes and stellar mindfulness. Latour shows it through her lyrical performances created herself. The album featured seven songs and a new wave of pop that is heavily impacted by indie, alternative, and soft pop. Latour’s writing was greatly acknowledged and appreciated by the Songwriters Hall of Fame as
The Fare was not what I was expecting. The black and white opening scene caused a wave of nostalgia to rush over me. Gino Anthony Pesi plays Harris, the main character and a facetious taxi driver, who seems to be plucked fresh out of an early episode of The Twilight Zone. With his snarky remarks
Harpoon opens with an omniscient and sarcastic narrator setting the scene and explaining the dynamic of our three main characters, Jonah (Munro Chambers), Richard (Christopher Gray), and Sasha (Emily Tyra). Jonah and Richard are best friends but come from two very different backgrounds. Jonah’s painfully average and dealing with the recent death of his parents,
The wait has ended — the TV adaption of Phillip Pullman’s trilogy His Dark Materials has finally come to the screen. After the lack of success in the film adaptation, The Golden Compass, fans have been concerned about the success of this new show. Nonetheless, there is still hope that this BBC/HBO adaptation will perfectly delve
Photo Courtesy of Day N Vegas When the line-up dropped for Day N Vegas back in June, people honestly could not believe it. It seemed too good to be true. It had acts such as J.cole, Da Baby, Kendrick Lamar to Travis Scott (who later backed out). Many questioned the authenticity of this festival. I
I fondly remember the day that my friend bestowed her copy of Looking for Alaska upon me. How could I not? I was struggling to put the book down—to the extent of being reprimanded in science class. It was my gateway book into the world of YA fiction, where the unattainable dream girls and exhausted tropes
Korean star Sulli, formerly known for being part of the K-pop group f(x) and her longtime acting career, was found dead by her manager in her home last week. Standing out in an industry that puts much importance on moulding the image of their young stars to be wholesome and uncontroversial, Sulli was very outspoken
Rex Orange County, aka Alex O’Connor, released the seventh track and third single, “Pluto Projector” from his upcoming album Pony. O’Connor’s been pretty tight-lipped about the project, only telling the news a little over a month before its release: My new album PONY will be released on 25th October pic.twitter.com/Od9fCqKJfi — rex orange county (@rexorangecounty)
Editor’s Note: This article contains spoilers for the show Breaking Bad and minor spoilers for El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie. The wait is over! El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie has been released for the world to witness on Netflix — undoubtedly, one of the most exciting events for Breaking Bad fans this year. Despite mixed emotions
A few days ago, Twitter’s admired celebrity, @emoblackthot, tweeted that they were going to reveal their identity soon in an ominous tweet. Their followers were ecstatic. People will finally found out who is behind Twitter’s most prominent self-care and self-love account. https://twitter.com/emoblackthot/status/1182016426577743879?s=21 Then on, October 11, 2019, at 10:04 AM @emoblackthot tweeted a link to
