I Heard You Paint Houses: “The Irishman” Review
The latest mob drama from the Don himself, Martin Scorsese.
Oakley Burt (Utah ‘21)
Oakley Burt (Utah ‘21)
-Junior at the University of Utah
-Communications major with an emphasis in Journalism and minor in Political Science
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If You're Happy Doing What You Love, Nobody Can Tell You You're Not Successful
A recap of Harry Styles's interview with Zane Lowe
The 5 Best Sets at Las Vegas’s Day N Vegas Festival
A fresh, new festival bringing quality hip-hop to the Las Vegas Strip
The 5 Best Records of the ‘90s
Era defining records, coming from someone that hadn't been born yet
'Looking For Alaska' Review: A Coming-of-Age Tale Done Right
A love letter to the fans that adored it.
Harry Styles Returns with Steamy Single "Lights Up"
A review of Styles's new single and a look at his upcoming album
The Best Podcasts for Film Lovers
Sit back, relax, and listen to these in-depth film discussions.
"Ad Astra": One Man’s Personal Journey to the Outer Reaches of Space
A visually stunning film that pushes the boundaries of exploration
Hustlers: A Group of Female Anti-Heroes You Can’t Help but Love
A captivating rags to riches story with a modern-day Robin Hood twist.
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8 Upcoming Films to Watch Out For This Fall
With awards season right around the corner, these films are a must see!
Lana Del Rey's “Norman F******g Rockwell!” Album Review
A dazzling album full of humor, heartbreak, love, and criticism of contemporary America
Do Disney's Live-Action Remakes Live up to the Animated Classics?
Disney’s motto: “If it’s not broke, let’s fix it anyways!”
5 Indie Bands to Refresh Your Summer Playlist
When you’re tired of listening to the same old songs each summer.
How to Perfect the No-Makeup Makeup Look in 10 Easy Steps
For a fresh, glowy, and natural makeup look.
It's Time to Go Back to 1969 with Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood"
Get ready to be transported to the glitz and glam of old Hollywood.
Album Review: The Japanese House's "Good at Falling"
When you can't describe your feelings, The Japanese House can.
