Arts

“Regretting You” Review: So Bad, It’s Good

By Zoe Wolfberg, News Editor

The new movie “Regretting You” is full of incredibly dramatic events that fail to evoke any emotion. There is a big happy family including the daughter Clara, the mother/wife Morgan,…

Musical Preview: “Grease” Is Coming to LFA

By Jennifer Ji, Layout Editor

The production of “Clue” marks a perfect ending for the fall season and the beginning of the audition processes for the Winter Musical. This year, director Michael Driscoll and the…

The 25 Best Songs of 2025, Ranked

By Jasiek Bugaj, Head of Online Publishing

25. NOKIA by Drake & PARTYNEXTDOOR Released on Valentine’s Day, this hit made its way into everybody’s life — whether it was on the radio, in public or on their…

2026 GRAMMY Nominations: Shocks and Surprises

By Liza Lewis, Journalism I Student

On November 7, music lovers sat anxiously waiting for the 68th annual GRAMMY nominations. The release came with both excitement and disappointment. Although the awards ceremony will not take place…

Album Review: Everybody Scream by Florence and the Machine

By Sadie Bruns, Reporter

Florence + the Machine’s sixth full-length album comes two years after the band’s last record and manifests the dark, witchy style their music has been growing towards for years. As…

Hallmark Movies Return to Warm Hearts Early This Holiday Season

By Mary Rivera-Scheeringa, Producer of Podcasts

Despite it not yet being December, or what most people officially call “the Christmas season,” Hallmark movies are already back on television. The Hallmark Channel kicked off its annual “Countdown…

Tame Impala Brings the Deadbeat Tour to Chicago

By Sadie Bruns, Reporter

Tame Impala, the psychedelic solo project of Kevin Parker, is back on the road presenting the new album: “Deadbeat.” Released in October, the album shows a turn towards electronic dance…

Album Review: The Life of a Showgirl by Taylor Swift

By Jasiek Bugaj and Mary Rivera-Scheeringa

Taylor Swift’s latest release, The Life of a Showgirl, arrived with a kind of spectacle few artists could pull off. Between an exclusive weekend-only theatrical film and a full press…