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The War on Our Screens

Over 2,500 films have been directly modified by the U.S. government, 2022’s Oscar-nominated “Top Gun: Maverick” is only the latest blockbuster piece of imperialist propaganda.
Park Hae-il and Tang Wei in Decision to Leave. Courtesy of Mubi.

Best of 2022: Five Films to Check Out

Story by Kian Doughty and Story by Kian Doughty February 9, 2023
Five original, unique and thrilling motion pictures recommended by journalist and filmmaker Kian Doughty.
Budreau at the Oregon Humane Society.

Grant Magazine’s Featured Pet Pal

Grant Magazine looks at a pup in need of a home.
Archduke at the Bar

Archduke at the Bar

Haruki Murakami’s extensive knowledge of and love for music is evident in each of his stories, strengthening the reader’s ties to his fictional worlds.
Jordan Peele's “Nope” Will Eat You Alive

Jordan Peele's “Nope” Will Eat You Alive

Jordan Peele's latest thriller is a one-of-a-kind spectacle crafted for the big screen.
Best of 2021: Three Great Films You Should Check Out

Best of 2021: Three Great Films You Should Check Out

It’s easy to feel pessimistic about the current state of mainstream cinema, but great art is always around the corner. Here are three independent films to check out.
Between Somewhere and Nowhere

Between Somewhere and Nowhere

Through the decades, a pair of boots travel by the sides of many, fulfilling their purpose.

30 Years Later

30 years after 1991, a pivotal year for rock music, we take a closer look at three albums that continue to make an impact.
"The French Dispatch"

"The French Dispatch"

By Ruby Patrick April 1, 2022
Behind the spontaneous frenzy of "The French Dispatch’s" short stories lies a charming cinematic experience.
Across the Table

Across the Table

Told with a familiar touch and genial language, Billy Collins’ work feels like a conversation with an old friend.
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