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Adesola Thomas
Asst. Arts & Entertainment Editor
Adesola Thomas is from Hampton, Ga., a place she refers to as "the land of cow pastures." She is a double major in political science and English. She enjoys cooking, long scenic walks and looking at pictures of black labs on the internet. The first song Adesola ever learned how to rap all the way through was Kanye West's "Herd Em' Say" which she now feels mildly conflicted about. Adesola brings up Greta Gerwig's "Lady Bird" at least once a day and wrote every one of her college admissions essays about the social impact of "Saturday Night Live." She can hide up to twelve pencils in her afro and enjoys writing about people and art.
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South London MC and foodie extraordinaire Loyle Carner, born Benjamin Gerard Coyle-Larner, has been gracing rap fans worldwide with his nimble, mindful lyricism ever since the release of his 2014 ...
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When done well, stage plays have the power to transport their audiences to places abroad, invoke concern and impact the lives of the people both on and off stage. This ...
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  Horror is often unfairly written off as an unsophisticated film genre that only captures the audience’s attention through cheap tricks, tired plots, and buckets and buckets of blood. But ...
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March is Women’s History Month. While you may not have celebrated International Women’s Day on March 8 with the ladies in your life or made time to read up on ...
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Few things are as enjoyable as laughing heartily alongside strangers while a comedian kills it onstage. At his Center Stage performance on March 1, Hari Kondabolu and his opener, Liz ...
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Growing up, I rarely saw representations of queer black men onscreen. Further, I seldom, if ever, saw eager audiences waiting to listen to or watch stories about these men’s experiences. ...
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When people think of art, stand-up comedy typically isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. But writing and performing comedy, like painting a mural or performing a choreographed dance, ...
Emory Life

Asian-American activist Stephanie Zhang (22C) said she doesn’t want to have to care about social justice — she wants to “be like the white students and not have to care.” ...
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This is the last installment of a four-piece series of reviews of the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). TIFF DAY 4 The Wedding Guest (B-) My final film was Michael ...