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COLUMN: 'Popstar' showcases the downsides and benefits of Tinashe’s popstar fame (opens the original)
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Before listening to Tinashe's newest album, “Popstar,” released last Friday, I never thought mixing electronic music with R&B and pop would work. Tinashe proved me wrong. This album combines her soft voice and bold style to create something that’s cohesive and fresh. As someone who wasn't previously a fan of Tinashe, I became interested in this album because of its second single, "Crash Out," for standing out stylistically in the rudimentary pop world. Many contemporary songs do not blend the tr
COLUMN: The new season of ‘Monster’ is more disturbing fiction than fact (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: This story includes mention of sexual assault and other sensitive subjects. Resources are available here. The newest fabrication of Ryan Murphy, “Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story,” released Sept. 17 on Netflix, takes a massively inaccurate and disturbingly sexual focus on Lizzie Borden’s life and the gruesome 1892 murders of her father and stepmother in their Massachusetts home. While I had some hope that a season centering a woman killer would be less depraved and more calculated
COLUMN: Inaccuracies across the ‘Monsters’ series devalues the real stories (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: This story includes mention of sexual assault. Resources are available here. As a fan of true crime and horror, my interest piqued when I found out Ryan Murphy, creator of the show “American Horror Story,” would be directing a series focused on the horrendous serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer back in 2022. But this first season showed that Murphy focuses on dramatization rather than facts. With many casual viewers not doing their own research into these cases, it’s easy to manipulate t
COLUMN: Explore 4 places to make your own art in Bloomington (opens the original)
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If you are bored or just have free time on your hands, making art is a great way to spend your time productively. However, many people don’t have the supplies or the skills to get started on a craft, making the task seem overwhelming. Luckily, Bloomington is home to many places that offer workshops and classes to educate the community on different art forms. Here is a guide to those spaces and their different mediums: The Pottery House Studio at 223 S. Pete Ellis Drive At The Pottery House Studi
COLUMN: ‘The Whisper Man’ is packed with strong performances but a predictable plot (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: This story includes mention of sexual assault. Resources are available here. SPOILER: This column contains potential spoilers for “The Whisper Man.” Netflix’s newest thriller, “The Whisper Man,” released Aug. 28, is clearly a throwback to ‘90s crime thrillers like “The Silence of the Lambs” or “The Fugitive” with its moody and character-driven core. While this emphasis on emotion drives the characters to be unique and well-developed, the plot itself feels lackluster. I think many
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