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A Beacon of Truth for The Unheard
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at CCNY: Ricano Music and Mujer Creacion Divina
Photography by Jayden Pantoja By Ingrid Ibarra Hispanic Heritage Month takes place during two months, beginning September 15 and ending October 15. This time is used to acknowledge and celebrate Hispanic culture and its potent influence on the United States culture and history. One of the ways The City College of New York (CCNY) has decided to celebrate Hispanic culture is by having a few events during this time that shines a spotlight on Hispanic artists. There were two mai
Political Horror in "Weapons" and Its Parallels to Life
Art by Savannah Milton By Savannah Milton Horror as a genre is often used to explore societal anxieties, taboos, and fears. Weapons,...
Ari Aster’s Eddington: The Prophetic Satirical Criticism of America & the Myth of the West
Image Courtesy: A24/Square Peg Films By Quinn Kinsella Ari Aster is a polarizing director. With his one-two punch horror releases...
Buckingham Nicks: Fantasy, Fandom, & a Resurgence of Community
Art by Christian Branch By Fiona Fahey Fleetwood Mac is widely considered to be one of the most successful bands of the 20th century....
Ryan Coolger’s Sinners Might Just Be One of the Best Movies of the Decade So Far
Credit: Image Courtesy Proximity Media By Quinn Kinsella Sinners is a modern masterpiece. At its heart, Sinners is a love letter to the...
“It Happened In August” by Artima Sakulkoo
Credit: Artima Sakulkoo By Queen Carrasco Made by filmmaker and City College of New York (CCNY) MFA alumna Artima Sakulkoo, the colorful...
Beyond Therapy Review: A Charming and Hilarious Night at CCNY Theater
Photos Throughout by Quinn Kinsella By Quinn Kinsella The CCNY theater department kicked off the spring semester with the comedy Beyond...
Emilia Pérez Is Really Offensive. Here Is Why:
Photo Credits: Courtesy of Netflix By Zury Cordova “ The heart of this movie was not Mexico.” Stated Zoe Saldana in the press room after...
Nosferatu Review: Robert Eggers’ Gothic Passion Project Is a Bloody Masterpiece
Image Courtesy Focus Features By Quinn Kinsella “Does evil come from within us or from beyond?” Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu seeks to answer...
Shakespeare, Clearly: Romeo & Juliet Review: CCNY’s Theater Department Breathes New Life Into a Classic
Photo by Quinn Kinsella By Quinn Kinsella The theater department of the City College of New York’s most recent production was the...
We Live in Time: A Dazzling & Beautiful Portrait of How Time Affects Love
Still courtesy of A24 By Quinn Kinsella We Live in Time is a new film that pushes the boundaries of storytelling and questions abstract...
Sally Rooney Tackles Brotherhood and Loss in New Novel Intermezzo
Photo by Quinn Kinsella By Quinn Kinsella October 1st, 2024 Sally Rooney’s fourth novel, Intermezzo , is her most nuanced and moving work...
A Discussion With Evan Stephens Hall
By Evelyn Ashburn Evan Stephens Hall is the singer of Pinegrove- a band formed in 2010 from Montclair, New Jersey. Pinegrove has been...
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