Arts & Entertainment

By TESSA YANG COLUMNIST A Feast for Crows by George R.R Martin Way back in the Stone Age before the TV series existed, A Feast for Crows was subject to some nasty complaints from Martin’s fan base. It was regarded by many as a…

By LEIGH VASSALLO COLUMNIST Clint Eastwood switched gears from Jersey Boys and went full on patriot.  American Sniper starring Bradley Cooper and Siena Miller tackles the true story of Navy SEAL Chris Kyle and breaks box office records…

By MAEVE WALSH COLUMNIST Street style, runway looks, storefront displays: beyond the clothing, fashion is selling a fantasy; one of elegant parties and glamorous dresses, plane rides and beautiful people. We live in a time of extreme…

By HANNAH DZIEZANOWSKI COLUMNIST Believe it or not, Bob Dylan quietly released a new album at the beginning of this month; covering songs from The Great American Songbook, the 73-year-old icon has finally joined countless established…

By ROSE GREEN GUEST WRITER With Fifty Shades of Grey recently coming out in theaters the erotic novel, which quickly rose to the top of the New York Times bestseller list is on the minds of many. Is the erotic novel worth the read or is…

By JENNA MEAD GUEST WRITER In an attempt to take the most productive break from your studies, I would like to recommend the film Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1968) to you for your viewing pleasure (available for streaming on Netflix). I came…

By LEIGH VASSALLO COLUMNIST In honor of forty years at Studio 8h in 30 Rockefeller Center, Lorne Michaels put together a three and a half hour special commemorating and celebrating all of our favorite sketches and alums to come out of…

By JAQUI COLT COLUMNIST At this point in my second-semester senior career, being thoroughly dedicated to drinking local, some brew-tour buddies and I decided to hit up another brewery after skiing.  This one, I am telling you, is well…