Welcome to Real Talk, Subject’s latest advice column with junior psychology and sociology major Savannah Johnson. Each month, Savannah dives into your burning questions about anything and all, judgment-free and with love. Email your questions to editor@subjectmedia.org or DM us on Reddit @subjectmediadotorg to be featured in our next column.
A while back, I wrote about Hollywood’s addiction to reboots, and how warmed-over nostalgia is ultimately empty. I concluded the best way to bring back the things you love is not to copy them, but to put the things you […]
Welcome to Real Talk, Subject’s latest advice column with junior psychology and sociology major Savannah Johnson. Each month, Savannah dives into your burning questions about anything and all, judgment-free and with love. Email your questions to editor@subjectmedia.org or DM us on Reddit @subjectmediadotorg to be featured in our next column.
In 2022 we pulled deeper into the (dark?) heart of peak TV, making these lists harder and harder to create. However, there will always be cream, usually at the top. And like an expert barista of the small screen, we’ve […]
12. Nope Nope is a detour from the work we’ve come to expect from Jordan Peele, in more ways than one. The film is less scary than Get Out and Us and, with that, it also feels less dependent on […]
Welcome to Real Talk, Subject’s newest advice column with junior psychology and sociology major Savannah Johnson. Each month, Savannah dives into your burning questions about anything and all, judgment-free and with love. Email your questions to editor@subjectmedia.org or DM us on Reddit @subjectmediadotorg to be featured in our next column.
Welcome to Subject’s weekly news roundup. We present you the essential headlines, local and beyond.
I’ve talked in the past about the ticking time bomb that is ABBATIA. The quick rundown is that the Philly trio have been elevated by A2B2, the new label from Death Grips’ Andy Morin, showcasing their aggressive modern (or modernly […]
Welcome to Subject’s weekly news roundup. We present you the essential headlines, local and beyond.
Mimi Parker, vocalist and drummer for the band Low, which she formed with husband (and guitarist) Alan Sparhawk in 1993, has died of ovarian cancer.
