South Korea has one of the fastest-growing and most sonically exciting Pop scenes in the world, so we have decided to bring you “The K-Pop Bulletin”, a column highlighting some of the hottest K-Pop si…
Parasite Review: Bong Joon-ho creates the most important film of the year
Editor’s Note: This review discusses major plot details of the film. There have recently been incredible films about the dark sides of race relations, in comedy, high drama, and even horror; Bea…
The K-Pop Bulletin: September 2019
South Korea has one of the fastest-growing and most sonically exciting Pop scenes in the world, so we have decided to bring you “The K-Pop Bulletin”, a column highlighting some of the hottest K-Pop si…
Loro Movie Review: A gorgeously messy study of the diabolical burlesque of the powerful
Filmmaker Paolo Sorrentino has an uncanny talent of studying the rise, and, consequentially, of the powerful. His entire filmography is replete with stunning explorations of individuals situated at th…
Evelyn Movie Review: A lesson in healing and the power of family companionship
Content Warning: This review discusses the topic of suicide. Grief isn’t easy. Death takes us all, but it is never normal. We are never truly prepared to face tragedy, to take a look at ourselve…
The K-Pop Bulletin: August 2019
South Korea has one of the fastest-growing and most sonically exciting Pop scenes in the world, so we have decided to bring you “The K-Pop Bulletin”, a column highlighting some of the hottest K-Pop si…
A la Luz y a la Paz: A Small Tribute to Celso Piña
Celso Piña was by far the most important ambassador of Mexican cumbia — particularly of the Colombian-influenced style in the City of Monterrey — that ever existed. His legacy is simply incalculable. …