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Jesse Damon of Geskle discusses his new EP, ‘Rose Colored Glasses’

By Caitlin Joy, Collegian Correspondent • September 15, 2020
An interview with an up-and-coming indie rock artist.
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‘Palm Springs’ and the contemporary time loop

By Sophia Larson, Collegian Contributor • September 15, 2020
“Palm Springs” creates a comedy about being caught in a time loop.
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What to know if you’re thinking of watching ‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’

By Lily Farizon, Collegian Staff • September 14, 2020
A spoiler free breakdown on what you can generally expect from this new Charlie Kaufman feature
All My Friends: Lessons from living with four strangers during a pandemic

All My Friends: Lessons from living with four strangers during a pandemic

By Matt Berg, Managing Editor • September 14, 2020
Living with four strangers during a pandemic was the most daunting yet rewarding experience I could’ve imagined. That’s how it starts.

New Hulu original, ‘Little Fires Everywhere’ is a show from which everybody could take a lesson

By Victoria Tustin, Collegian Correspondent • September 10, 2020
From family drama to racial inequality, Hulu’s “Little Fires Everywhere” is real and raw, perfect for binge-watching.

‘The Society’ may have come out last spring, but it’s still relevant in today’s issues

By Victoria Tustin, Collegian Correspondent • September 10, 2020
Need another show to binge on Netflix? Try “The Society”, a Netflix Original with drama, romance, mystery and countless thrills.
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Five classic movies to stream on HBO Max

By Caleb Coyne, Collegian Correspondent • September 9, 2020
These five movies streaming on HBO Max date back to 1931 but still feel fresh today.
Everything Everything: 'We decided to make this full-throttle vibrant pop record'

Everything Everything: ‘We decided to make this full-throttle vibrant pop record’

By Matt Berg, Managing Editor • September 8, 2020
Ahead of Everything Everything’s upcoming album Re-Animator, drummer Michael Spearman discusses music theory and making music during a pandemic.
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Parker Baily of Runner and Bobby discusses art, inspiration and influences

By Caitlin Joy, Collegian correspondent • September 7, 2020
Runner and Bobby was born as a duo but is now run independently by Parker Bailey. A 19-year-old at Ohio’s Denison University, Bailey has already established an extensive musical background.
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Taylor Swift’s ‘folklore’ is a confessional masterpiece

By Molly Hamilton, Assistant Arts Editor • August 26, 2020
The fictional and the intensely personal collide on Taylor Swift’s newest album “folklore.”

Jay Watson discusses his new album, quarantine life, performing with Tame Impala

By Quinn He, Arts Editor • July 24, 2020
Musician Jay Watson and Arts Editor Quinn He talk about Watson’s solo project, GUM, and what goes into bringing a Tame Impala show from the studio to the stage.
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Books, movies and other media to educate yourself on racial inequality

June 25, 2020
Information is power
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