Natalie Roy

Editor’s Note: “Living the Ribbon” is a bi-weekly column looking at the coming-of-age films and stories of UW and those who attend it.

Like what “Jaws” did to the sea and “Nope” did to the sky, “Cocaine Bear” aims to change the way we look at our local national parks. The film, taking

“Animation is cinema,” director Guillermo del Toro said during his Oscars acceptance speech for his recent stop-motion film “Pinocchio.” “Animation is not a genre, and animation is ready to be

Few properties have undergone the complete cultural transformation that Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) has.

“Beau Is Afraid” might only be beloved director Ari Aster’s third feature film, but he has proven once again that he is a master of the craft. Aster makes films

I joined The Daily because I got rejected from my major.

When asked what genres of music I listened to in high school, a time where music taste felt like the most defining trait of personhood, my steadfast response was always,