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‘The Woman in Me’ lets Britney Spears’s voice be heard
By Cavan Agatone | October 29New memoir arrives after termination of Spears’s conservatorship in November 2021
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Cogut Institute for Humanities presents ‘Atlantique’ as part of Film-Thinking series
By Ned Kennedy | October 25The Cogut Institute for the Humanities's Film-Thinking series presented a screening and post-film discussion of Mati Diop’s “Atlantiques.”
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‘No One Will Save You’ offers a fun ride with emotional weight
By Matthew Shabino | October 25“No One Will Save You” subverts the home invasion horror drama through its lack of dialogue and reliance on visual storytelling.
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Emma Roberts, Kim Kardashian are massively underwhelming in new season of ‘American Horror Story’
By Daphne Dluzniewski | October 25The mid-season finale of “American Horror Story: Delicate” left audiences disappointed.
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‘Killers of the Flower Moon’: A new monument of American cinema
By Finn Kirkpatrick | October 24“Killers of the Flower Moon” effortlessly continues Martin Scorsese's tradition of telling stories about cruel characters against the backdrop of the dark side of the American Dream.
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A captivating and exciting plot: ‘Gen V’ is a thrilling watch so far
By Sahil Balani | October 23The third installment in ‘The Boys’ franchise is a coming-of-age, melodramatic, highly engaging show
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Dariana Alvarez ’27 details journey from Disney set to BioMed
By Sahil Balani | October 23Crew members speak highly of Alvarez’s work ethic on set of Disney+ short film
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‘Small and mighty’: Synergy Dance Company bridges gap between dance needs, opportunities at Brown
By Rebecca Weng | October 19Synergy Dance Company aims to be an inclusive and open community.
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Troye Sivan’s new album inspires listeners to ‘feel the rush’
By Ned Kennedy | October 19On Oct. 13, Australian pop-star Troye Sivan’s long-awaited album “Something to Give Each Other” was released to clamoring fans.
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boygenius launches listeners into orbit with ‘the rest’
By Daphne Dluzniewski | October 16Band’s latest EP reveals songs not included on previous album, sets itself apart from band’s earlier work
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Visual artist Lyric Johnson ’24 uses arts as communication
By Kate Butts | October 16Arts as a means of storytelling, addressing concepts ranging from queerness to science
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‘Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour’ is truly fan service
By Talia LeVine | October 16Movie of monumental tour lives up to the real thing
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Melissa Broder’s ‘Death Valley’ is a hilarious modern musing on mourning
By Liliana Greyf | October 15Broder’s third novel is a radically honest meditation on selfhood, grief
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Drake delivers dynamic, contentious album with ‘For All The Dogs’
By Cooper Herman | October 12Drake tackles recent rumors and offers thoughts on heartbreak in his most recent album.
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Brown Arts Institute presents Carrie Mae Weems’s ‘Varying Shades of Brown’
By Ned Kennedy | October 11The Brown Arts Institute introduced New York-based artist Carrie Mae Weems’s exhibit “Varying Shades of Brown,” on display until Dec. 3.
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Brown Film Magazine sparks conversations about film theory on campus
By Rya Vallabhaneni | October 9Student group publishes semesterly issue, aims to expand campus film scene
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Undergraduate publication Brown Journal of Medical Humanities highlights personal narratives within medical field
By Isabel Hahn | October 5There is no shortage of undergraduate-run publications on campus, covering everything from public health to poetry. Now joining their ranks is the Brown Journal of Medical Humanities, a publication covering the intersection of medicine and the arts.
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‘My Sailor, My Love’ lacks subtlety, presents surface-level characters
By Ned Kennedy | October 4Klaus Härö’s 2022 film “My Sailor, My Love” is as much a love story as it is a story about falling out of love.
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Success, lust attempt to fuel Doja Cat’s lackluster new album ‘Scarlet’
By Daphne Dluzniewski | October 4Doja Cat shifts towards a new style in “Scarlet,” but fails to deliver the musical revolution she promised.
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‘Flora and Son’ delivers comedic narrative with substance
By Rya Vallabhaneni | October 2Film offers insightful look into the power of music, mother-son relationships
