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Ghosts in the Machine: The Fearful Symmetry of...

January 16, 2022

Entertainment Editor Nestor Kok sits down with Alex Kister, the fresh new face...

Ghosts in the Machine: An Introduction to Analog...

January 14, 2022

Welcome to F Newsmagazine's new Entertainment column, dedicated to all things...

Is “Made-for-Streaming” the new “Straight-to-DVD”?

December 24, 2021

As streaming services become more popular, several original productions are...

Moving Pictures: “West Side Story” and the Art...

December 23, 2021

Can it be true? Has Steven Spielberg done the impossible and made a remake...

Grimes Against Humanity

December 23, 2021

A deeper look at the rise and fall of Grimes, indie music's favorite manic...

No Captions, No Hashtags, No Coincidences: Tarot on...

December 22, 2021

Are tarot readings on TikTok truly a sign of a higher power at work in the...

Trusting Tradition: Pasteboard’s Glitter” Will Never Grow Old

December 21, 2021

Nicholas Lykoudis waxes lyrical about Japanese shoegaze band Pasteboard's...

An illustration created in one-point perspective that looks down the hall of a movie theater. The left walls are lined with movie posters from the films, "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings," "The French Dispatch," and "The Green Knight." The right wall is lined with posters for the films "No Time to Die," Snake Eyes," and "Last Night in Soho." At the end of the hall are a set of illuminated doors, alluding to an awaiting screen.

Renegotiating with the Big Screen: Cinema in the...

December 18, 2021

When people go to the cinema, they crave an immersive experience that cannot be...

More Money, More Problems: An Investigation Into Nikocado...

December 17, 2021

Mackenna Hanson discusses the impact that Nikocado Avocado's Youtube career has...

Bones or No Bones: The Elderly Pug Helping...

December 15, 2021

Noodle the Pug and his owner are bringing TikTokkers one step closer to a...

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Of Spice and Sandworms: A “Dune” Podcast

December 13, 2021

In this special edition podcast, Nestor Kok and Myle Yan Tay break down the...

This image shows two people holding hands. They are rendered in a closeup frame, thus they are only shown from torso to knee. The image is made with mostly red and black, with the exception of two white circles around their hands, hightlighting them. The person on the right is holding a knife, alluding to upcoming strife. This image accompanies a list of queer horror movies.

A Timeline of Queer Horror Films

December 12, 2021

Lillian Climo offers a short survey of queer representation in horror, a genre...

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