Alexander Hinchliffe (alexander-hinchliffe)

Alexander Hinchliffe ('24) is an Arts & Entertainment writer. They enjoy Midwest Emo and confidently believed Neil Patrick Harris was British for most of their childhood. As a child, Alex was traumatized by the grotesque nightmare fuel of the Were-Rabbit from Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005).

Arts and Entertainment

Fake Drake and the AI Debate

Alexander Hinchliffe, Somerset Seidenberg

The recent influx of AI-generated songs brings implications for the future of copyright in the music industry and has started a conversation on what makes a song truly human.

Issue 16, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

rich people = bad?

Alexander Hinchliffe, Kostantina Tsahalis

A commentary on the recent influx of films satirizing the wealthy.

Issue 12, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

Instagram Fashion Is Killing You

Alexander Hinchliffe

Fashion communities on Instagram and TikTok alike have increasingly become hubs of consumerism and commodity fetishism.

Issue 11, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

Beauty and Fascism: The Conformist Returns in a Stunning 4K Restoration

Alexander Hinchliffe, Kostantina Tsahalis

Bernardo Bertolucci’s 1970 magnum opus on fascism and conformity sees a new 4K remaster at the NYC Film Forum.

Issue 10, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

Brockhampton Leaves On Their Own Terms With The Family

Alexander Hinchliffe

Issue 7, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

Quadeca Tells A Modern Ghost Story

Alexander Hinchliffe

Quadeca creates an incredible sonic experience in his newest project, “I Didn’t Mean To Haunt You,” telling the story of a ghost watching his past life slip out of view.

Issue 6, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

Goblins, Gardens and Gender

Alexander Hinchliffe

Goblincore is an aesthetic based on the wilder aspects of nature, ingrained in the nonbinary community with ties to Cottagecore.

Issue 5, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

The Brooklyn Living Gallery Hosts Independent Bands

Alexander Hinchliffe

The Living Gallery’s September 18 concert was a showcase of raw local talent and fantastic rock bands.

Issue 3, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

Jack Harlow Made Me Blush, It Was Cool!

Alexander Hinchliffe

Jack Harlow’s sophomore album “Come Home The Kids Miss You” is average but entertaining.

Issue 16, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

Heartstopper: the Endearing Queer Fairytale We’ve Been Missing

Alexander Hinchliffe

Netflix’s “Heartstopper” is a tender depiction of young queer love.

Issue 16, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

The Undeniable Brilliance of Soulja Boy

Alexander Hinchliffe

Soulja Boy is an incredibly influential figure in modern hip-hop and pioneered internet marketing for rappers.

Issue 8, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

Where Did the Warrior Cats Go?

Alexander Hinchliffe

“Warriors” is a long-running YA fantasy series with an active community that was designed by HarperCollins

Issue 6, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

Where Did the Warrior Cats Go?

Alexander Hinchliffe

“Warriors” is a long-running YA fantasy series with an active community that was designed by HarperCollins

Issue 6, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

Zack Fox Does What He Does Best on “shut the [EXPLETIVE] up talking to me.”

Alexander Hinchliffe

“stfu talking to me” is an enjoyable project with some hilarious lines and one of the best new comedy rap albums.

Issue 5, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

“Top of the Morning”: Baby Keem’s Memorable Debut

Alexander Hinchliffe

Baby’s Keem’s studio debut shows creativity with room for improvement

Issue 4, Volume 112