Arts & Culture

Anderson's new coming-of-age film "Licorice Pizza" explores love, fame and youth against the backdrop of the 1970s San Fernando Valley.

‘The Power of the Dog’: An Identity Crisis in the American Frontier

Look for “The Power of the Dog” to be in the spotlight during the Oscars season because of its critiques on power, strength and masculinity.

Adam McKay’s ‘Don’t Look Up’ Proves Satire Is Dead

Adam McKay’s star-studded new film “Don’t Look Up,” satirizes the government’s response to climate change — or lack thereof.

‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Was the Best Gift Any Spider-Man Fan Could Ask For

“Spider-Man: No Way Home” is a love letter to all Spider-Man fans.

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Ram Jams: Silk Sonic’s ‘An Evening With Silk Sonic’

Shamelessly fun and jam packed with soulful, captivating harmonies, the new Silk Sonic record does not disappoint.

The ‘Life Support’ Tour: A Remarkable Experience in NYC

Madison Beer proved her debut studio album “Life Support” to be just as incredible, if not better, in concert than on any streaming service.

Ram Jams: Taylor Swift Comes Full Circle With ‘Red’

This bittersweet album perfectly encapsulates the feeling of love, loss and fury, and I can’t wait to see this “Red” era begin again.

The Mesmerizing Melodies of Adam Melchor

Melchor’s headline tour proved his consistency in providing a cosmic level of comfort and connection within his fanbase.

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An Interview With Ailey Dancer Sophia Ortega, FCLC ’22

Ortega explained that because she was able to attend these summer intensive programs, she was able to hone her dance skills and find out the type of disciplinary dancer that she is today.

‘Brecht on Brecht’: An Inclusive and Bold Take on Brechtian Theater

With a cast of nine actors who are constantly changing characters and personalities, “Brecht on Brecht” attempts to bring Brecht’s work to life in an odd, yet at times fitting way.

Fordham Grad Maya Addie Begins Performances as Radio City Rockette

Maya Addie is one of the newest members of the Radio City Rockettes, and this year she is performing in the iconic Christmas Spectacular.

‘Winnie the Pooh,' ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ and the Power of Nostalgia

Both "Winnie the Pooh" and "Mrs. Doubtfire" present their versions of classic family movies and shows by turning them into lively musicals.

‘tick, tick...BOOM!’: A Love Letter to Anyone With a Dream

Miranda crafts a beautiful homage to artists in a reimagination of the musical “tick, tick...BOOM!” by “Rent” playwright Jonathan Larson.

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Fordham Gamers and Streamers Stay Connected During the Pandemic

76% of surveyed gamers in the Fordham community believed that video games helped them cope with stress during the pandemic.

Plant-Based Family Deli Reopens With Hopes of Building Community

Galioto’s Delicatessen reopened with a renovated menu and a renewed mission to foster community in the ever-changing Little Italy.

Fordham Lincoln Center Rings in Holiday Season With Christmas Tree Lighting

On Thursday, Dec. 2, students gathered in the plaza to celebrate the annual USG Christmas tree lighting, which drew a crowd of 800 students.

Fordham London Program Has More to Offer Than Just Classes

As one of the few pioneers of the London program that has taken place during COVID-19, here are some of the cultural activities that you can partake in London in the spring.

All Too Well (36 Hour Version)

On Nov. 13, Taylor Swift was the musical guest on SNL to promote her album. Even though the tickets were free, they still came at a cost.

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