Topic: review — Page 2 of 6 — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Arts

Head down Pretty Girl Avenue with Carpenter’s new album

As the summer came to a close, Sabrina Carpenter released her newest studio album, bringing her trendy music into the fall. Man’s Best Friend… Read More

by Alexandra Hofacre
September 11, 2025
Section: Arts

“Brief Tender Light” illuminates unseen college experiences

“I feel that I have to milk America,” Fidelis Chimombe remarks toward the beginning of “Brief Tender Light,” a 2023 documentary that follows four… Read More

by Mercer Thomas
February 6, 2025
Section: Arts

Review: ‘Babygirl’ masterfully explores shame and desire

Ever since I heard that Nicole Kidman won the award for Best Actress at the 81st Venice International Film Festival last year for her… Read More

by Sam Willen
January 23, 2025
Section: Arts

Review: How does it feel watching “A Complete Unknown”?

Bob Dylan’s life for me was “A Complete Unknown” when I walked into the theater, but I left with a new respect for his… Read More

by Alexandra Hofacre
January 16, 2025
Section: Arts

Booker Prize win launches Orbital into the stratosphere

When Samantha Harvey’s novel Orbital won the Booker Prize on Nov. 12, I decided to put aside my dislike for science fiction and read… Read More

by Alexandra Hofacre
November 21, 2024
Section: Arts

“We Live In Time” complicates traditional tragic love story

If you are planning to watch “We Live In Time,” remember to bring some tissues with you to the theater. I knew two things… Read More

by Alexandra Hofacre
October 17, 2024
Section: Arts

Sally Rooney’s Intermezzo disappoints by going nowhere

For Irish novelist Sally Rooney, questions are often left unanswered. At the heart of Intermezzo, her newest release, is the question of what it… Read More

by Annalia Fiore
October 17, 2024
Section: Arts

Review: Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department nothing new

Taylor Swift’s 11th studio album The Tortured Poets Department was instantly polarizing. It became the first album to garner 1 billion streams in five… Read More

by Annalia Fiore
May 2, 2024
Section: Arts

Review: Villeneuve’s “Dune: Part Two” is a cinematic marvel

“Dune: Part Two” is a tragedy. It is not a hero’s journey — contrary to what previous adaptations such as David Lynch’s 1984 film… Read More

by Annalia Fiore
March 21, 2024
Section: Arts

Review: Prophet Song has flaws, but it deserved the Booker

If there’s one thing you should know about me, it’s that I’m a Goodreads fanatic. Since 2022, I’ve diligently logged every book that I’ve… Read More

by Dorothy Yaqub
February 1, 2024