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The best of modern horror

Moe Del Rosario, Arts Reporter October 16, 2024

With Halloween right around the corner and the endless debates about how good modern horror films truly are, what better time is there to delve into the world of spooky movies — specifically some from...

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What makes music POP: Bridging the gap between alternative and mainstream

Chelsea Bossert, Arts Editor October 16, 2024

On Oct. 11, 2024, Charli XCX released her “Brat” remix album, “Brat but it’s completely different but also still brat.” It’s a remix record that pays homage to the great remix records of the...

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What you should be watching on Netflix

Morgan Warneke, Content Editor October 16, 2024

It’s no secret that streaming services have dominated television. Every time you open Netflix, you’re bombarded with what shows and movies are trending, what’s just been added and what they recommend...

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Marvel makes spookiest comeback with ‘Agatha All Along’

Moe Del Rosario, Arts Reporter October 9, 2024

A new addition to Disney Plus’ lineup of Marvel Cinematic Universe shows dropped Sept. 18 to the delight of fans who have been anticipating the release since “WandaVision”. Slight spoilers ahead...

‘Correcting Past Mistakes:’ OU’s newest art exhibition featuring Jim Chatelain

Chelsea Bossert, Arts Editor October 9, 2024

Art — at its best — is challenging to viewers. Great art should push the boundaries of its medium while also being accessible to a wide variety of people and backgrounds. This type of art, relevant...

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‘The Substance:’ Body horror at its finest

Moe Del Rosario, Arts Reporter October 9, 2024

Horror fans often find themselves feeling at a loss when a new movie comes out but don’t quite fit the level of gore that would really surprise them or give them anything new — Coralie Fargeat’s...

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Riot Grrrl reborn: How 90s punk gave us female rage

Morgan Warneke, Content Editor October 9, 2024

The Riot Grrrl movement was an underground feminist punk scene that began in Seattle, Washington in 1991. It consisted of protests, art and zines that addressed issues such as gender inequality, body image...

Echo Cognito hosts open mic night

Echo Cognito hosts open mic night

Moe Del Rosario, Arts Reporter October 2, 2024

“Dancer, Lover, Musician, Swiftie, Poet, Queer, Daughter, Intelligent, Woman, College Educated, Neurodivergent, Disabled, Chef” and other identities greeted guests who attended Oakland University’s...

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Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Short n’ Sweet’ tour sells out in Detroit

Moe Del Rosario, Arts Reporter October 2, 2024

Sabrina Carpenter's “Short n’ Sweet” tour stopped in Detroit on Thursday Sept. 26 for a sold-out Little Caesars Arena. This was the third stop on her 2024-2025 tour.  Sabrina Carpenter is a 25-year-old...

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‘SOPHIE:’ The problem with posthumous releases

Chelsea Bossert, Arts Editor October 2, 2024

On Jan. 30, 2021, electronic music producer and pop-music icon, SOPHIE, died following an accidental three-story fall from her rooftop in her Athens home. Sophie Xeon, simply known as SOPHIE, was a pioneer...

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Jane’s Addiction Meadowbrook Amphitheatre show canceled, tour axed due to altercation during Boston set

Chelsea Bossert, Arts Editor September 25, 2024

Slated to play on Oakland University’s campus at the Meadowbrook Amphitheatre on Sept. 20, 2024, the legendary alternative rock band, Jane’s Addiction’s newest single, “Imminent Redemption,”...

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OU students pick their favorite Hispanic movies and shows for Hispanic Heritage Month

Moe Del Rosario, Arts Reporter September 25, 2024

Hispanic Heritage Month takes place every year from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 and is used as a recognition of several Hispanic countries gaining independence, while also being a celebration of Hispanic culture...

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