By: Henry Nickerson | Co-Editor-in-Chief Finding new music can be a bit overwhelming these days. With the amount of taste algorithms, curated playlists, and new album releases every week, one may find it difficult to sift through the muck. Once in a while, however, a truly unique project distances itself from the pack: Rex Orange County’s Apricot Princess, Tyler the Creator’sRead More

Henry Nickerson | Co-Editor-in-Chief Hip-hop and R&B artist Anderson .Paak is back with soulful, genre-bending bangers on his third studio album, Oxnard. Releasing an album after signing to a major record label for the first time is often a defining moment for emerging artists. Some acts find the sonic accessibility and pressure to deliver overwhelming, while some take the opportunityRead More

By: Jacob Belham | Contributing Writer I’d like to preface this editorial by emphasizing the importance of an event like the Expressions for Empowerment. The production accurately encapsulated the struggle of contemporary women, as well as portraying its subject matter in a both visceral and graceful way. I left the Casino Theater feeling profoundly inspired, but, unfortunately, not before feeling immenselyRead More

By: Clare Daly | Staffwriter Growing up sucks, even if you have the ghost of Duke Ellington and your own personal Hormone Monster to help you out. Netflix’s Big Mouth, now in its sophomore season, was created by childhood friends Nick Kroll and Andrew Goldberg and co-creators Jennifer Flackett and Mark Levin. As a fictionalized version of Kroll and Goldberg’sRead More

By: Jacob Belham | Contributing Writer Show me a man who claims his family to be perfect, and I’ll show you a liar. A production that can encapsulate some small aspect of human truth commands the respect of its audience, and Neil Simon’s Brighton Beach Memoirs does just that. Directed by Patricia Hawkridge, the Salve Regina Department of Theatre hasRead More