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Gabriel Luna Has a Front Row Seat to the Dawn of Large-Scale Genre TV

Culture|Entertainment 

Gabriel Luna Has a Front Row Seat to the Dawn of Large-Scale Genre TV

As the rise of big-budget television continues to encompass what would normally be reserved for the silver screen, the lines between streaming and theatergoing continue to blur. Even as cinemas goad people back into the seats with cushy recliners and subscription based ticket sales, it’s hard to argue against someone [...]

Accumulating the Gay Away

Self|Pride 

Accumulating the Gay Away

I thought the septum was an obvious clue. The Doc Martens scuffed by random punk shows and hikes, the Phoebe Bridgers shirt my English Professor bought me after, with stains from rubbed off makeup. I thought all these subtly unsubtle hints could be clues to indirectly telling my family I [...]

In Guillermo Del Toro’s ‘Nightmare Alley’ Men Are Monsters and Monsters Are Men

News|FILM 

In Guillermo Del Toro’s ‘Nightmare Alley’ Men Are Monsters and Monsters Are Men

Men are monsters and monsters are men. Through the course of human history, according to Guillermo del Toro, this is the law of the land, the only principle in an unprincipled world. Since his 1993 debut, “Cronos,” a film that considered notions of eternity by turning grandpa into a bloodsucking [...]

Holiday Recipes from Four Latino Chefs

Culture|RECIPES 

Holiday Recipes from Four Latino Chefs

Food brings people together. Not only around the table but also in the kitchen. Flavors, smells, and visually striking dishes can transport the mind and the heart to moments past, shared among friends and family. The Holidays mark a season where families gather, and generations pass along idiosyncratic cooking traditions. [...]

35-Year-Old Leftist Gabriel Boric Won Chile’s Presidential Election. Now What?

News|POLITICS 

35-Year-Old Leftist Gabriel Boric Won Chile’s Presidential Election. Now What?

In a sweeping rejection of Pinochetism, the people of Chile chose liberal candidate Gabriel Boric over his far-right opponent José Antonio Kast in the country’s hotly contested December 19th runoff election. Boric, who took 56% of the popular vote, rose to prominence as a representative of student activists during protests [...]