As an avid Taylor Swift fan, when she announced her album at the 2024 Grammy awards, I was overjoyed. The Tortured Poets Department is the fourth new album she has released since I became a major fan,...

In June of 2023, the first trailer for Luca Guadagnino’s “Challengers” was released. The trailer alone instantly captured the attention of the entire internet. Movie lovers, pop culture enjoyers...

In the eagerly awaited release of A House of Flame and Shadow by renowned fantasy author Sarah J. Maas, fans were primed for a journey that would cross over the intricate realms she had crafted in her...

Conan Gray’s third album, “Found Heaven”, was released on April 5. Gray released six singles from the album before the release date including “Never Ending Song”, “Winner”, “Killing me”,...

When people try to make movies targeted toward Gen-Z, it usually doesn’t work. The references are way overdone, the outfits are clearly influenced by months-old fads, the music choices don’t make any...

Released in October of 2014, “Gone Girl” has served as the ultimate female rage movie for the past decade. Its ability to capture the complexity of a performative marriage and the subconscious of two...

A few years ago, TikTok went absolutely wild for Donna Tartt’s The Secret History. It became the dark academia book—you know, the book with the turtlenecks and the trench coats and the fall leaves...

After hearing the constant hype about “Suits” on TikTok, I decided to start watching it over spring break with my parents. From the very first episode, my parents and I were intrigued by the high-stake...

April's MUSE showcases freshman Chelsea Meng and her small business making custom jewelry and keychains. She takes commissions and designs her own pieces for her online shop, creating intricate jewelry...

Released in March of 2024, “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV” has provided a deeper look into the atrocities committed by children’s entertainment giant Nickelodeon during its height. This...

I cry a lot, especially at movies. I have cried watching “Mamma Mia”, I have cried watching “Interstellar”, I have even cried watching “Zootopia”. That being said, it has been a while since...

When I sat down one afternoon on the couch to pick up “The Bear” for the first time, I expected it to be a fun, cheery pick-me-up of a show about a guy running his family restaurant. I was incredibly...