Emir Kulluk

America for Peace in the Middle East

February 21, 2020• Opinions, Uncategorized

Supermarket: Rapper Logic Creates One Stop Shopping With New Book and Album

April 29, 2019• Arts, Reviews

If you’re interested in Sir Robert Bryson Hall II, a.k.a Logic, then you definitely have heard of his new album, Supermarket. If you’re...

Higher Education: Money Over Merit

April 16, 2019• Opinions

When the college scandal broke out a couple of weeks ago, people were infuriated to learn that the wealthy elite paid large sums of money...

Triple Frontier: Perversion of What is Already Dirty

April 1, 2019• Arts, Reviews

Oscars 2019: When Somebody Drives, Somebody Loses Best Picture

March 4, 2019• Arts, Reviews

The 91st Academy Awards show has been under fire since Kevin Hart announced that he would not be serving as a host this year. Another big...

Fyre Festival: Bringing Out The Worst In Advertising

February 18, 2019• Arts

The Fyre Festival is once again in the spotlight with the release of two documentaries–one from Netflix and one from Hulu–of...

Aquaman: Good Directing Can’t Save A Bad Script

February 4, 2019• Arts, Reviews • 2 Comments

Bumblebee: Something New After the Bayhem

February 4, 2019• Arts, Reviews

It has been 12 years since Michael Bay decided to make a toy line a global phenomenon. Ever since its debut, every Transformers movie has...

Climate Change: The Early Arrival Nobody Wants

November 5, 2018• Opinions

During the first week of October, the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released a landmark report, which stated that...

First Man: The Life of a Stoic

October 23, 2018• Arts, Reviews

Letting Good Old Television Go Down The Stream

October 23, 2018• Arts

A couple years ago “Netflix & chill” was just said as a joke, a connotation for something other than just watching Netflix and...

Venom: “Like a Turd in the Wind”

October 23, 2018• Arts, Reviews • One Comment

Ever since Marvel came to an agreement with Sony studios on sharing the license for Spider-Man and including it into its own cinematic...

Author: Emir Kulluk