Tyler, the Creator’s Chromakopia: A Fiery and Personal Brooklyn Performance
Tyler, the Creator brought his long-awaited Chromakopia album to life with a rare, intimate performance at Brooklyn Navy Yard in a show packed with raw energy and emotion.
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How to Find Positivity in Dark Times: A Political Science Professor Discusses Her Experiences
A conversation with Professor Jillian Schwedler.
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From Page to Screen: ‘Like Water for Chocolate’ is Embracing a New Medium
The 1989 book “Like Water for Chocolate” by Laura Esquivel finds its new form as a TV series for HBO Max. Book-to-screen adaptations are often hit or miss, but “Like Water for Chocolate” seems to be finding success in its new format.
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Damiano David: A New Independent Path
Are they broken up? Why did he remove Måneskin from his bio? So many questions arose when the band’s frontman, Damiano David, announced his first solo, Silverlines. He’s back with his second single, Born With A Broken Heart, released in late October.
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Sky Bridge Diaries
A small peek into the minds of Hunter’s student journalists.
