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Pedro Pascal's characters lined up with clouds in background.

Pedro Pascal in the MCU—Fantastic Casting

Kyle A. McLaughlin, Elizabethtown College

Pedro Pascal has recently been announced as the new actor for Mr. Fantastic in the upcoming “Fantastic Four” reboot; will he be able to compensate for the preceding 19 years of disappointment?…

March 13, 2024

A woman with black hair and blue eyes stares intently at a tree of pink cherry blossoms, as her body -- dressed in a navy robe -- is positioned in what appears to be a dueling stance. The scene occurs on a mountain range, beneath a green sky beneath in thick grey clouds, rendered in a lithograph-like texture.

How Blue Eye Samurai Creates a Phenomenal Female-Presenting Heroine

Cerasela Hanseter, University of California, Berkeley

How "Blue Eye Samurai" crafts an underrated but legitimately impactful and beautiful showcase in character-development.…

March 12, 2024

Worthikids, Louie Zong and the YouTube Renaissance Man

Amelie Allen, University of Arizona

The internet age has given rise to a new type of multi-hyphenate independent artist, like Worthikids and Louie Zong.…

March 11, 2024

Illustration of Spider Man laying posed on his side.

Spider-Man—Jonathon Hickman and Spidey’s A Fresh Start

Kyle A. McLaughlin, Elizabethtown College

A glimpse into recent frustrations with Spider-Man comics among the fanbase, as well as the renewed hope felt over Jonathon Hickman’s recently released “Ultimate Spider-Man” line.…

March 8, 2024

Deadpool stands out against a paper-like background in his red and black uniform, swords strapped firmly to his black. A question mark hovers next to his head, held by a speech bubble made from a similar paper-esque material as the background; the material also outlines Deadpool's body, suggesting both he and the question mark have been cut out and glued to the background. His eyes are fixed in a smug glance, like he wants the question communicate just how stupid he thinks you are.

Could Deadpool be the “Messiah” the MCU needs?

Santiago Rivera, Washington University in St. Louis

As fun as the trailer was, after so many disappointing Marvel productions lately, is it worth getting hyped up?…

February 27, 2024

For an article on the impact of the Garfield comic, an up close illustration of the iconic orange cat's low hanging eyes and iconic smirk.

Why We Love Garfield

Amelie Allen, University of Arizona

Dogs may be man’s best friend, but this lazy orange cat has been pop culture’s constant companion.…

February 22, 2024

The Latin Lover Is Back and He Has A “Mustache Goatee Combo”

Roberto Soto

Your crush is a dud with a good barber and colonizer genes and your interest in him is based on a hollow perception of Latinidad. Oops! …

February 9, 2024

The Brilliance of Amy Sherman-Palladino’s Leading Ladies in Television

Noah Hernandez, University of Texas at San Antonio

Insights into two of TV’s most beloved female leads, Lorelai Gilmore and Miriam Maisel.…

January 17, 2024

BBC’s Merlin Was a Great Unconventional Hero

Sydney Chastain, Florida State University

The 2008 fantasy series owes its charm to a clumsy, expressive protagonist.…

January 10, 2024

A Decade in Cinema: Revisiting Movies That Turn 10 in 2024

Karla D. Galvan, The University of Texas at San Antonio

The year 2014 saw the release of films that will go down in cinematic history.…

January 10, 2024

What’s Behind Beyoncé and Taylor Swift’s Massive 2023?

Avery Heeringa, Columbia College Chicago

Both veteran entertainers broke into new levels of popularity and success with their mammoth tours and film releases. …

January 5, 2024

Essay: If You’re From Africa…

Farah Shah, University of Central Florida

Parallels between my experience and Cady Heron’s, assimilating to American life after experiencing formative education in East Africa.…

January 4, 2024

Don’t Throw Out My Legos

Noah Hernandez, University of Texas at San Antonio

How these little bricks have impacted an entire generation.…

December 22, 2023

Against a dark purple background, a woman with short hair and glasses speaks into a microphone with her finger pointed up, with a #MeToo button pinned to her purple blazer.

Hannah Gadsby’s ‘Nanette’ Changed Comedy Post #MeToo

Emma Troise, Manhattan College

Looking at Comedic Techniques and Comedy in Hannah Gadsby's "Nanette" Special Through the Post #MeToo Lens.…

December 7, 2023

‘Cabaret’: The Political Strife in Fosse’s Celebrated Movie Musical

Noah Hernandez, University of Texas at San Antonio

Willkommen! Bienvenue! Welcome! A look into one of the greatest movie musicals, as an insight into society's ills.…

November 29, 2023

Netflix’s Global Dominance: How It’s Revolutionising the Anime World with Series Adaptations

Daniel Reed

The internet has revolutionised every aspect of people’s lives, from banking to shopping, studying, and even health care.…

November 24, 2023

8 Brazilian Classics to Read During Latinx Heritage Month

Beatriz Barros Felice, California State University, Northridge

Celebrate with these Brazillian classics during Latinx Heritage Month.…

October 17, 2023

In an article about "it's always sunny in philadelpia" characters, 5 five figures stand in brght yellow outfits with a acat.

How Character Development Has Kept ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ Interesting

Shannon Strenfel, Arizona State University

“It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” is the longest running live action TV show in history and the source of countless memes for good reason. …

October 6, 2023

In an article about metafictional writing, a notebook sits with a black pencil over it.

How Writing About Writing is Written

Connor Lindsay, Queens University of Charlotte

Self-Aware Fiction in the Modern Age…

September 29, 2023

In an article about food essayists A.J. Liebling and M.F.K. Fisher, a pastel table features various pastries including a croissant, pie, muffin, black coffee, and bacon and eggs.

The Lost Art of Food Writing

Matthew Doss, University of Chicago

A.J. Liebling and M.F.K. Fisher’s essays illustrate that the overlooked genre is the best thing since sliced bread.…

September 21, 2023

In an article about the film, Bottoms, a brunette woman with medical tape over her nose stands back to back with a woman with black hair.

Film Review: ‘Bottoms’ Rises to the Top

Sarah Deavers, University of Virginia

Loser Lesbians. Teenage Lies. Untrained Fighters. What’s not to love? …

September 21, 2023

In an article about Jake Gyllenhaal's newest film "Roadhouse," the actor is portrayed in a tshirt on the left and a shirtless boxer on the right.

Jake Gyllenhaal Channels His Talent In New Films

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

Known for dedicating himself to his films, Gyllenhaal impresses audiences (and serves some eye candy) once again.…

September 8, 2023

Corpse Bride main character Emily fan art.

‘Corpse Bride’ Is Still Terrific But Possibly Traumatizing

Ally Najera, California State University, Northridge

The Tim Burton cartoon is more serious than it lets on.…

September 3, 2023

In an article about Daredevil, the superhero stands behind a stone gargoyle in the rain.

Marvel’s ‘Daredevil’: The Devil Is in the Details

Ava Coates, Emory University

The beloved show was canceled before its time, but now a reboot is in the works. What made this story stand out in a superhero-saturated market?…

September 1, 2023

In an article on the new podcast "Ride" is graphic of Benito Skinner and Mary Beth Barone posing together against a split background: one side is green for their old podcast and the other is brown for their new podcast.

Ride or Die: A New Chapter for the Iconic Duo

Sarah Deavers, University of Virginia

Mary Beth Barone and Benito Skinner resurface with new pop culture podcast “Ride,” where no topic is off limits.…

August 19, 2023

In an article about Dystopian writing, a man wears a gas mask while a young person sits staring out near a bird.

Decades of Dystopia Writing

Connor Lindsay, Queens University of Charlotte

How generations have transformed this timeless genre.…

August 19, 2023

Brand Twitter and Its Million-Making Self-Mockery

Connor Lindsay, Queens University of Charlotte

Today, self-deprecation is just another route to business success.…

August 17, 2023

“AstroBoy” Review: The Blastoff of Anime in the United States

Ava Coates, Emory University

The latest Netflix animated series has a groundbreaking transcontinental history.…

August 11, 2023

In an article about the 'Latin Lover' stereotype, a trio of Latino actors glance warily over their shoulders at anonymous fans shouting sexual innuendos at them.

Miguel O’Hara Is Caught in the Web of the ‘Latin Lover’ Stereotype

Kimberly Vazquez, Columbia College Chicago

Latino characters and actors are becoming more prominent in Hollywood. It is imperative that audiences preserve their dignity.…

July 20, 2023

In an article about Bratz dolls, the girls show off their outfits in front of a purple background.

The Bratz Are Back

Katherine Hollis, New York University

Over 20 years after the first four girls were released, the world is truly starting to appreciate the girls with a passion for fashion.…

July 13, 2023

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