The Riveter’s choices for Song(s) of (mid)Summer. By Pierce Courchaine More than any other season, summer’s releases seem to have a […]
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Pop Rivets: Heroism By Women, For Everyone
Movie fans are calling for more female superheroes on the silver screen, so why won’t Hollywood deliver? by Ashley Canino With […]
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A Body Profession
On the physical demands of dance, and how one ballerina found peace with her passion. Text by Shaina Cavazos Illustration by […]
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Pop Rivets Roundup: When Biopics Make the Wrong Pick
A guide to the casting controversies surrounding recent biopics in Hollywood. by Ashley Canino As singular cinematic experiences, biopics give us […]
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Movie Review: ‘Wish I Was Here’
Why do people find Zach Braff so annoying? Our pop culture columnist thinks she has the answer. by Ashley Canino […]
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Q&A with Rachel Louise Snyder, author of ‘What We’ve Lost is Nothing’
Talking community action with this journalist-turned author, and how it relates to her own experiences. by Kaylen Ralph “Nonfiction is the […]
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Pop Rivets: Female Sexuality as Comedic Relief
Why hasn’t comedy caught up? by Ashley Canino Comedy often gets a big pass when it comes to poking fun at […]
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Book Review: Five aspects of Emily Gould’s ‘Friendship’ that Transcend its Genre
Why I don’t care whether Emily Gould’s novel is classified as “confessional,” or anything else. The receipt of Emily Gould’s second […]
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Song of the Little Hobo Bird: Leonard Knight’s Salvation Mountain
Article and photos by Heather Quinn “There’s going to be a worldwide love story coming down, universal. Love’s going to come […]
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‘Busted’, to Star Sarah Jessica Parker, Could Redeem Female Journalist TV Tropes
‘Busted’ could shatter stereotypes of female journalists on the small screen. by Andrea Kszystyniak and Kaylen Ralph Sarah Jessica Parker is […]
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