Roxy Perazzo (roxy-perazzo)

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Roxy Perazzo ('23) is an Arts and Entertainment writer and she especially loves to write about film and TV. In her free time, she enjoys watching movies and late-night television, reading, and listening to music at full volume.

Arts and Entertainment

2013 in Albums: Ten Years of Influence

Adele Bois, Roxy Perazzo

Remembering some of 2013’s best albums.

Issue 9, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

Give Me the Streets of Manhattan: Meet Me in the Bathroom

A review of Meet Me in the Bathroom, a documentary capturing New York City’s early-2000s underground music scene.

Issue 7, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

Is Heroin Chic Back?

With ‘90s nostalgia at a high, the recent rise of a “thin is in” attitude is evocative of a not-so-nostalgic aspect of the era: heroin chic.

Issue 6, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

Almost “Almost Famous,” and Just as Good

“It’s all happening” at the new musical adaption of “Almost Famous” on Broadway.

Issue 5, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

The Sweet, Deafening Sound of Red Hot Chili Peppers

Roxy Perazzo, Vita Kirschtein

A review of the Red Hot Chili Peppers on its “Unlimited Love” tour.

Issue 1, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

Beautifully Painful: “Happening”

In an honest depiction of a young woman’s struggle to get an abortion in a time when it was illegal, the desperation, fear, and isolation she feels are brought front and center.

Issue 16, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

The Life and Times of an American Icon

A review of the new Netflix series “The Andy Warhol Diaries,” and a consideration of Warhol’s career.

Issue 13, Volume 112

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“The House” and Its Take on Modern Horror

A review of “The House,” Netflix’s new film featuring a trio of unsettling stories.

Issue 10, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

“The House” and Its Take on Modern Horror

A review of “The House,” Netflix’s new film featuring a trio of unsettling stories.

Issue 10, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

“Licorice Pizza”: Inexplicably Tasty

A review of “Licorice Pizza,” Paul Thomas Anderson’s newest nostalgia film.

Issue 8, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

“The Velvet Underground”: A Love Letter to a Restless Culture

A review of “The Velvet Underground,” and a look into the culture and art of the ‘60s.

Issue 5, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

“Only Murders in the Building” Kills It

A review of “Only Murders in the Building,” Hulu’s new murder mystery.

Issue 3, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

Bye-Bye 99, for the Second Time

A review of the final season of “Brooklyn 99,” and the show overall.

Issue 2, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

Bye-Bye 99, for the Second Time

A review of the final season of “Brooklyn 99,” and the show overall.

Issue 2, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

Low-Rise and Abstract: Post-Pandemic Fashion Trends

After a year of being indoors, fashion has made a huge comeback in a new, yet unsurprising way.

Issue 16, Volume 111

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Those Girls Got “Moxie”

“Moxie” brings Riot Grrrl, modern feminism, and high-school together in a funny, yet accurate, film.

Issue 13, Volume 111

Arts and Entertainment

“Malcolm & Marie”: What Went Wrong?

Toxicity, abuse, addiction, and more: “Malcolm & Marie” covers it all in a saddening letdown.

Issue 11, Volume 111

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“The Flight Attendant” Takes Off

A review of “The Flight Attendant,” a new take on mystery.

Issue 9, Volume 111

Arts and Entertainment

Season Four of “Big Mouth”: Same Show, Lots of Growth

A review of season four of “Big Mouth,” Nick Kroll’s dirty, hilarious animated series.

Issue 8, Volume 111

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“Everybody Loves Alex Trebek”: A Eulogy of an Icon

“Jeopardy!” has been a staple of popular culture since 1984, making the passing of Alex Trebek heartbreaking news for viewers past and present.

Issue 6, Volume 111

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A Guide To a COVID-19 Halloween

How to celebrate Halloween while still being conscious of the pandemic.

Issue 4, Volume 111

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Five Simple Recipes for When the Clock’s TikToking

A guide to a busy day’s worth of TikTok recipes.

Issue 2, Volume 111

Arts and Entertainment

“Palm Springs”: Déjà Vu in the Best Way Possible

A review of “Palm Springs” through the lens of quarantine (some spoilers!).

Issue 1, Volume 111

Arts and Entertainment

Mixtapes: How to Rewind and Unwind

A history of the mixtape and a prediction of its future.

Issue 17, Volume 110

Arts and Entertainment

Live From Zoom, it’s Saturday Night!

A close look at the success and failures of “SNL at Home.”

Issue 16, Volume 110

Arts and Entertainment

Here's a (Not So) Little Story I’ve Got to Tell

A review of “Beastie Boys Story,” a new Apple TV+ documentary.

Issue 15, Volume 110

Arts and Entertainment

“Dickinson”: New Life for a Dead Poet

Roxy Perazzo reviews the Apple + TV series “Dickinson.”

Issue 8, Volume 110