Arts & Culture
The Revival of the Horror Genre
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If you’re like me, then I’m sure you’ve grown a bit bored of the stereotypical horror genre.
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QUE | Love of Art, Art of Love
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I do believe there’s something special about artist couples.
Arts & Culture
The Oscars: Hits and Misses
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From reacting to philosophizing, Nick Smith ’20, Ruby Que ’20 and Zachary Lee ’20 discuss the results of the Oscars.
Arts & Culture
BONO | The Fantabulous Emancipation of the Superpowered Girl Gang
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Birds of Prey proved that the big studios can make a super(anti-)hero team-up for women that feels fresh and relatable.
Arts & Culture
An Idiot’s Guide to Sounding Smart While Watching the Oscars
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Having read this short run-down, you’ll be ready to engage your friend group’s resident cinephile in a number of conversations they’ll treasure for years to come.
Cornell Cinema
From Silent Films to Cat Videos, Cornell Cinema to Present Wide Variety of Screenings in This Semester
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The beloved cinema hub’s upcoming titles — such as Parasite and Joker — can be products of student recommendations or faculty requests.
Arts & Culture
Cornell Cinema Spring Preview (Also a Love Letter)
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This upcoming semester has a truly wonderful program.
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Famed Director and Producer Spike Lee Coming to Cornell Sept. 20
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Lee, an often provocative director who has risen to prominence for his unique portraits of race, “revolutionized the role of black talent in cinema,” according to James Buzaid ’22, promotions chair of CUPB.
Arts & Culture
SMITH | Villains, and What Makes Them Great
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A comic book hero and his or her character and struggle is only as impactful as the evil they’re seeking to overcome.
Arts & Culture
Oscars Recap: No Host and One Big Surprise
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Best Picture, the crown jewel of the night and, supposedly, the best film released in 2018. And they gave it to Green Book.