By Rachel Choi, Multimedia Managing Editor & Chief Copyeditor
/ February 15, 2023
J.K. Rowling, possibly the most renowned TERF (trans-exclusionary radical feminist) to exist within our youth’s cultural sphere, has been given yet another...
The Berkeley Beacon failed you on Friday when we hastily published a story about the passing of Brooks Walker without consideration and proper context....
By Ryan Yau, Living Arts Editor
/ January 25, 2023
When James Cameron announced that the “Avatar” sequels had set release dates, internet discourse commenced about the original movie’s cultural impact—or...
By Hadera McKay, Content Managing Editor
/ January 25, 2023
Dear Emerson College Social Media Manager,
Did your finger slip on the post button? Were you only half-awake? Were you in a rush to get to the labor-free...
What do you do after having sex? Cuddle with your partner, turn away and take a nap, or worse, wipe the remnants and just scroll on your phone? The emotional...
By Ryan Yau, Living Arts Editor
/ November 30, 2022
The new Addams family spinoff “Wednesday” released last Wednesday.
The eight-part miniseries focuses on a teenaged Wednesday Addams as she transfers...
It’s become common to acknowledge that the history of several American holidays is rooted in colonialism. An example includes the refusal of many to...
By Hadera McKay, Content Managing Editor
/ November 16, 2022
Thanksgiving—along with being one of the more deeply-offensive and antiquated colonial holidays celebrated in this God-forsaken country—is also a time...