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Senior Sendoff: “The culture is lit, and I had a ball”
For all four of my years at Butler, Lana Del Rey released a new album, shockingly pertinent to each year here.
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Astrology with Aidan: March horoscopes
“At this point, I’m so sleep-deprived and delirious that I don’t know if the stars are speaking to me or if I’m just hallucinating. With that being said, this month’s horoscopes will be just as credible as always — which is to say, not at all.”
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Culture’s Christmas coffee chaos
The Culture section gets into the holiday spirit and reviews Starbucks’ new holiday drinks.
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“Summer Renaissance:” Beyonce’s newest album, its influence from black queer culture and controversy
On the first act of a trilogy of projects, Queen Bey finds hope in a diverse culture and the dance floor. Discover her influences and the controversy with some of the new songs.
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Celebrating April 16 as Selena Day
The reigning Queen of Tejano is still as influential and powerful as she was during her career, which was tragically cut short in 1995.
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Going for gold: The 94th Academy Awards
This year’s Oscars, with snubs and smacks, has been the topic of much discussion.
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“Turning Red:” Red-dy for representation
“Turning Red”’s Mei and her adventure caused a stir since its release. Photo courtesy of Disney-Pixar. OWEN MADRIGAL | STAFF REPORTER | omadriga@butler.edu Pixar’s latest film “Turning Red” unleashed onto the world on March 11, 2022 with — just like a teenage girl transforming into a red panda — layers of impact. The animated feature…
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Nintendo’s hit game “Animal Crossing: New Horizons” turns two
“Animal Crossing’s” Switch installment celebrates two years of island living.
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Another Netflix price raise? Stranger things have happened
With yet another rise in subscription fees, the streaming giant signals what the future of the platform could look like.