The Academy Awards, also known as the Super Bowl for film lovers, are officially over. Award season has finally come to an end and us cinephiles can finally rest — soon. Of course, first we must talk...

Last week, I noticed a startling trend among upcoming films: Nearly all of the movies were based on preexisting material. Even the film I was waiting to watch is an onscreen adaptation of a book. Hollywood,...

It’s the best time of year for cinephiles: award season. Film stars paraded down red carpets in their fanciest clothing, performed funny monologues and gave inspiring speeches. Most importantly, our...

Over the years, plenty of cameras have rolled at Tulane University. With Romanesque buildings that line a picture-perfect backdrop of oak trees, Tulane exudes a quintessentially “Southern college campus...

“I will cast abominable filth upon you, make you vile, and make you a spectacle,” reads the opening text of “Nope,” quoted from scripture, Nahum 3:6. It processes in my brain about a few seconds...

What does the South sound like to you? Does it sound like Tom Hank’s character Forrest Gump or Adam Sandler’s character Bobby Boucher Jr.? Well, that is what Hollywood wants you to believe Southern...

Good intentions do not always yield good results. Sometimes, a well-meaning statement is more of a backhanded compliment. An implication that someone is pretty despite their Blackness, or smart because...

 When I was little, my sisters and I would curl up in our living room and watch Disney princess movies for hours. Our favorites included “The Little Mermaid,” “Pocahontas” and “Mulan,”...

The cultural practice of second-generation Americans is in a forever-fluctuating state, deliberating between an adherence to the customs of their motherland and an assimilation into American lifestyle....

The following is a opinion column and does not reflect the views of The Tulane Hullabaloo. Celebrating its 91st year, the Academy Awards were definitely not #OscarsSoWhite, but historically remarkable....

Based on recent trends and tastes, there seems to be a rising representation of marginalized identities in the American film industry. Marvel’s “Black Panther,” along with its predominantly black...

"Art can change and connect the world," Darla K. Anderson, producer of the Pixar animated film Coco, said. "And this can only be done when we have a place for everyone and anyone who feels like an ‘other’...