Can Doja Cat still be a successful music artist while mistreating the fans that made her famous? According to Tomy Helman PO ’28, Doja Cat’s new album “Vie” intended to prove that her negative social media and in-person interactions have no effect on her musical career. However, the album’s commercial underperformance disproved this idea.
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Books ‘n Love: Neon signs and secret notes
Love, betrayal, blurring lines between friendship and lesbian nightclubs — what more can draw a reader into their next romantic read? Columnist Kassia Zabetakis ensures that this read is worth it.
The Feline Stare: Finding myself in Hiroshige’s Ricefields
Am I a cat? Meiya Rollins PO ’29 reflects on the “Art After Hours” event at the Benton Museum of Art. She marvels at how artist Utagawa Hiroshige places the viewer not in the festival, but at a distance, in a home made of crisp diagonals that lead the eyes to the festival and the sunset that surrounds Mount Fuji.


