A guide of recommendations filled with anti-love culture to get you through February Welcome to February, a month that Hallmark has trademarked as the month of love. To me, Valentine's Day...

Beautifully shifting between humor, pain and love, highlighting subtleties of socioeconomic power and hierarchy, “Anora” became my favorite movie of the year “Anora” may be my movie...

MOVE Staffer Amory Moore shares her suggestions for January and how to stay busy     January has been a period of sitting around, sleeping and not-so-patiently waiting to go...

With 12 cast members split into two teams and a band, the group performs most Fridays in The Shack “Can I please get a suggestion for the title of a musical?” Hands raise in the audience...

Sally Rooney releases another literary fiction read laced with themes of passion and grief Highly anticipated by readers worldwide, “Intermezzo,” Sally Rooney’s fourth novel, was released...

With the holidays here, nostalgia looms heavily. So what better time to open my parent’s glove box and re-evaluate their early 2000s collection? The first car I was ever in was a 1999 dark...

Released on Nov. 22, Lamar’s sixth studio album contains some of his best work, from earworms to earnest messages Since April 2024, Kendrick Lamar has been dominating the hip-hop space....

MOVE Editor Ava McCluer shares her picks for December As the originator of the MOVE section’s monthly recommendation stories back in August, it’s only natural that I should close out...

This eclectic art club provides community, creativity and camaraderie It all began over buttermilk pancakes at Ernie’s Cafe. Arjuna Raghu, member of Columbia sibling band Drona, expert...

Writer, director and actor Jesse Eisenberg combines forces with actor Kieran Culkin to create a moving story of grief and family, just in time for the holiday season Though it was only 6...

Get ready for My Chemical Romance’s new reunion tour by looking back at the bands most iconic album When My Chemical Romance released “The Black Parade” on Oct. 23, 2006, it didn’t...