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Young Queer Boys & Female Pop Stars: A Relationship That Transcends Generations and Isolation

Adrian Ceja
November 26, 2022
LGBTQ+, Opinion
It was 2009. I was 6 years old sitting in the backseat of my parents’ car. We were driving in the car on the freeway, and all of a sudden I heard a sound. ‘Mum mum mum mah’ filled the space around me whil...

“Thank u, next” to racial identity: pop star Ariana Grande’s record of racebending

Nadia Laswi
November 9, 2022
Creative Writing, Opinion
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I asked 40 people: what race is Ariana Grande? The answers were inconclusive, with answers ranging from Latina, Southeast Asian and Middle Eastern. The pop artist, known for her ponytail hairstyle and whistle t...

Why do we use Spotify’s private session? : asking B-Side

Daniella Ivanir
November 24, 2020
Columns and Opinions, Creative Writing
It is no secret that social media platforms are used as a way to socially vet potential new friends or romantic partners; they’re a tool to test compatibility. How one captions their photos, their sense of ...

Ariana grande comes into her own on thank u, next

Everett Williams
March 1, 2019
Album Review
In a machine as unrelenting as the mainstream music industry, artists often feel as though their selves are drowned out or diluted by the creative army of writers and producers that accompany them in the studio...

On quoting Laura Snapes: put women in your headlines

Marta Meazza
February 28, 2019
Columns and Opinions
On Wednesday the 20th of February, when Matty Healy of 1975 got on stage with the rest of the band to accept a Brit award, he took the chance to point his finger at the undiscussed misogyny in the contemporary ...

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