Grief is The Medium: Hamnet Film Review

NYU Tisch alumna Chloé Zhao’s newest tragedy film Hamnet bares the soul in its rawest form of loss, and asks us the question how much we truly know of the humanity embedded into art we have taken for granted.

Typhoon Season In The Philippines

2025 has been a year of extreme climate disasters, the kind experts have warned about for years. The Philippines has taken the worst of it, because no one with power bothered to even listen.

Your Naivety Is Step One of Your Skincare Routine

The Ordinary’s “Periodic Fable” mocked skincare jargon and exposed how consumers often mistake scientific-sounding language for real results, bolstering the brand’s push for ingredient-level clarity.

Oops, Victoria May Have Forgotten Her Secret

Consensus on the 2025 Victoria’s Secret Runway was incredibly mixed, with some going as far as to compare the ‘prime’ of Victoria’s Secret to what it has evolved to now.

There Is Much Pain In The World, But Not In This Room

People have always survived through suffering with music, and with more to be in fear of, the turntables and bass levels are being more amped up than ever. If everything seems to be on fire, then you might as well dance to its light.

Low Rise Jeans, High-Key Eugenics

Sydney Sweeney faced criticism over the questionable undertones of her American Eagle ad, while KATSEYE’s Gap campaign answered by reestablishing that anyone can, in fact, rock a killer jean.