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Rapper Quavo to headline A&O Blowout (opens the original)
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Rapper Quavo will headline A&O Productions’ annual Blowout concert, the group announced Tuesday. Quavo will perform at 8 p.m. on Oct. 8 at Welsh-Ryan Arena. The event will include a basketball preseason show and is co-sponsored by Northwestern Athletics, according to an A&O news release. Quavo is best known as a member of Georgia-based hip-hop group Migos, where he appears alongside rapper Offset and late rapper Takeoff. The group cemented their place in pop culture with their 2017 song “Stir Fr
Reel Thoughts: ‘The Love Hypothesis’ brings realistic chemistry to the big screen Reel Thoughts: ‘The Love Hypothesis’ brings real chemistry to screen (opens the original)
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If there’s one thing audiences can’t seem to get enough of, it’s BookTok’s favorite trope: fake dating. After the success of “Off Campus,” Prime Video is back with another romance book adaptation comprised of hot people on a college campus. “The Love Hypothesis” was released on Sept. 23, adapted from author Ali Hazelwood’s 2021 TikTok sensation book. The movie, based at Stanford University, features “Riverdale” star Lili Reinhart as Ph.D. candidate Olive Smith, who finds herself in a fake dating
Back-to-school blockbusters to add to your fall watchlist Back to school movie watchlist (opens the original)
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Fall is upon us, which means it’s back to school. If you’re anything like me, then nothing is more comforting than media that aligns perfectly with the current stage of your life. These are a few of my favorite films that encapsulate new school beginnings — many especially reflective of the college experience. Starting off with what I feel is the most applicable film to Northwestern students — especially those who are first-years — is the 2010s acapella classic, “Pitch Perfect.” Loosely based on
Liner Notes: Lizzy McAlpine’s ‘Angel’ merges her heavenly vocals with masterful lyricism Liner Notes: ‘Angel’ merges vocals, masterful lyricism (opens the original)
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Lizzy McAlpine’s fourth studio album, “Angel,” does not stray far from the rest of her discography, and her signature heartbreaking quality remains. The 14-track album was released Sept. 18. “Angel” opens with the lead single “The light in the painting,” featuring McAlpine’s voice in a soft echo. The song starts slow and breathy, until the last minute, when it picks up intensity with a deeper beat and drums. McAlpine has often used this structure of growing the song at the end in her music. It i
Q&A: NU alum Robert Cunningham reflects on ‘Stranger Things: The First Shadow’ experience, shares advice for undergraduates Robert Cunningham reflects on ‘Stranger Things’ (opens the original)
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Robert Cunningham (Communication ’18) grew up where Netflix’s “Stranger Things” was filmed. Years later, they originated a role in the show’s Broadway prequel, taking their experience at Northwestern to the stage. “Stranger Things: The First Shadow” opened on Broadway on April 22, 2025, and Cunningham originated the role of Charles Sinclair, the father of siblings Lucas and Erica Sinclair from “Stranger Things.” The show will wrap Jan. 3, 2027, after an almost two-year run. The Broadway adaptati
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