Adaptation necessitates change. For as long as people have been creating art, that art has been reinterpreted to fit different agendas and cultural contexts. The…
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Summer has always brought an abundance of potential for the film industry. Nothing beats sitting in a comfy chair in an air-conditioned theater and watching…
Since its inception, film has served as a means for individuals to express themselves, as well as their experiences and their discontentment with society. The…
Clare Barron’s Pulitzer Prize winning play, Dance Nation, premiered at Fells Point Corner Theatre in Baltimore City on February 13, 2026. Much of the play’s…
Ten years ago, Kendrick Lamar didn’t give us a polished rollout or a high-concept trailer. He gave us a green digital square and eight tracks…
On February 20, 2026, Baby Keem released his long-awaited, second studio album, titled Ca$ino. After an unexpected three year hiatus, fans were wondering what happened…
Catherine O’Hara, known best for her roles in Schitt’s Creek, Home Alone, and Beetlejuice, has sadly passed away. The Emmy-winning actress and comedian died on…
There is a specific geography to heartbreak in Americana music. It usually exists somewhere between a dust-choked Oklahoma panhandle and the worn-out leather of a…
The official halftime show of Super Bowl LX featured Puerto Rican rapper, Bad Bunny as the headline performer, making him the first Latino, and Spanish-speaking…
Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of Emily Brontë’s novel Wuthering Heights has been the talk of the film world since its first marketing began. On February 13th,…
Going into the 68th Grammy Awards, Bad Bunny had three Grammy wins in his career, winning Best Música Urbana Album twice, and Best Latin Pop…
As an institution, the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) takes pride in itsmission to push “inclusive excellence,” a phrase that has been used to…
In an era of influencers who seem to have infinite money, with new clothing hauls every week on TikTok, and seemingly always ahead of the…
The quality of DreamWorks Animation films oscillates randomly between hits, misses, and blunders: From mediocrity, an enormous, groundbreaking hit like Puss in Boots: The Last…
Pokémon Red and Green, the first games of the Pokémon franchise, were released on February 27th, 1996 in Japan, February 27th and has become known…
Gary Roznac (left) talks to Riley Heath (right) about generative AI in the arts department. Photo taken by taken by Joshua Able-Carter.