Opinion: ‘Saltburn’ is more than what media make it
By Kaylin Pickett | Jan. 31Saltburn is more complex than people give it credit for.
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Battery’s Dead: “Poor Things,” sex, Zoomers
By Matthew Butcher | Jan. 31Generation Z has refused to have a normal reaction to sexuality in media, and they’re more sexless than any American generation to date.
What We’re Watching: Not everything needs to be set in the ‘80s
By Mia Ashby | Jan. 30The ‘80’s may have been a decade filled with iconic movies, clothing, music and style but using its aesthetic in every new release is starting to leave audiences with a stale taste in their mouths.
People and Planet: Netanyahu is blatantly genocidal
By Megan Diehl | Jan. 30On Tuesday, Hamas said it was considering a ceasefire proposal and there was a momentary sense of hope. This meager shred of hope quickly faded, however, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he would not withdraw IDF forces from Gaza until Israel had achieved “total victory.”
Too Long Didn’t Listen: A ranking of all of Green Day’s albums
By Nicholas Kobe | Jan. 30Green Day’s latest album, “Saviors” was just released. Here’s a look at all of the group’s previous 13 albums.
Kickin’ with Kyra: Highly-anticipated 2024 films, why they will be successful
By Kyra Dapore | Jan. 29The film industry has solid plans for 2024 with various films.
Bowlby’s Breakdown: Jannik Sinner has arrived
By Andrew Bowlby | Jan. 29Jannik Sinner’s 2024 Australian Open run is one for the ages.
Obert Opines: Gerwig "Best Director" snub not surprising
By Bobby Gorbett | Jan. 29Barbie’s genre and popularity prevented Gerwig from grabbing a best director nomination
Quinntessential: Keeping in touch with with loved ones is essential
By Quinn Elfers | Jan. 28While college may seem way too stressful at times, there is always someone looking out for you.
Katie’s Crayonbox: Dr. Seuss core is the next big fashion trend
By Katie Millard | Jan. 28Feathers and bright colors are in, and an emerging whimsical style will be the next big trend.
Politics and Pop Culture: One Stanley Cup is enough
By Brianna Tassiello | Jan. 25The overconsumption of Stanley Cups defeats the purpose of reusable water bottles: reducing carbon footprints.
Absolutely Abby: Why I didn’t fully appreciate how fun OU is until I left
By Abby Waechter | Jan. 25If you’re doing college right, every day feels like a Saturday.
Obert Opines: Ban 'Duck Duck Goose'
By Bobby Gorbett | Jan. 24You want to be done because you’ve played for five hours? Yeah, that’s too bad, there is no fundamental ending to “Duck Duck Goose.”
Sorrel’s Side Quests: ‘Buckshot Roulette’ is a great time if you love bad vibes
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Jan. 24“Buckshot Roulette” is an unnerving and engaging game of chance.
The Lo-Down: “The Iron Claw” represents the crippling effect of familial standards
By Logan Adams | Jan. 24“The Iron Claw” is a fantastic depiction of heartbreak, depression and the familial standards that guide all of us through our lives.
Charlie’s Crossover: NBA All-Star Starters picks
By Charlie Fadel | Jan. 24Here are my picks for each NBA conference’s all-star game starters.
Lillian’s Lowdown: Everyone needs to be listening to Chappell Roan
By Lillian Barry | Jan. 24Chappell Roan is enjoying some well-deserved popularity after releasing hit after hit for her newest album, “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess.”
Claireification: Why Nikki Haley’s campaign might end soon
By Claire Schiopota | Jan. 24How the 2024 presidential election is shaping up for the GOP.
What We’re Watching: Yorgos Lanthimos is the king of unorthodox films
By Mia Ashby | Jan. 23A spotlight on director Yorgos Lanthimos and how he has made a name for himself in Hollywood for his style of uncomfortable and bizarre nature of filmmaking.
Quinntessential: Fast food is no longer cheap, might not be worth it
By Quinn Elfers | Jan. 22Fast food is an essential part in the diet of a college student, but skyrocketing prices mean that may change.
