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[ADAPTATIONS] The House with a Clock in its Walls turns an underwhelming children’s book into an entertaining film

Rylan Hefner, Interactive Storytelling Team • October 5, 2018

Family-friendly movie "The House with a Clock in its Walls" tells a brilliant story, contrary to the original novel, published in 1973, which is nowhere near as entertaining.

Rose Street Patisserie hosts decadence in new location

Jenny Ries, The Rubicon Editor • October 1, 2018

The Rose Street Patisserie located on Snelling Avenue in St. Paul caters to any food type students are looking for.

Grande empowers women with new music

Meagan Massie, Feature Editor • September 27, 2018

She is an icon for women all over the world. “Sweetener” is a prime example for how she carries herself and gives inspiration to her fans because of the intimacy and relatability of the lyrics.

[ALBUM REVIEW] New BROCKHAMPTON album proves strength

Liv Larsen, Interactive Storytelling Team • September 25, 2018

BROCKHAMPTON's fifth album proves they are still capable of making good music despite losing core member Ameer Vann.

[ADAPTATIONS] The Children Act is moving in both book and film forms

Rylan Hefner, Interactive Storytelling Team • September 20, 2018

The Children Act, first published in 2014, is a heart-wrenching story of a judge determining the fate of a young patient refusing to get the life-saving treatment he needs based on his religious views, while also struggling with a marriage in crisis. The film of the same name, which was released on Amazon Prime on Friday, September 14, is equally beautiful and touching in its own way.

[ALBUM REVIEW] Mendes makes album of the summer

Bobby Verhey, Staff Writer • May 31, 2018

With a third album, Shawn Mendes's style does not differ from that of his previous album, but he does not disappoint.

[TV REVIEW] HBO’s Barry is a hit

Rylan Hefner, Staff Writer • May 15, 2018

Barry on HBO is a comedic take on the story of a hit-man who takes up acting and attempts to distance himself from his old life.

[BOOK REVIEW] Things That Make White People Uncomfortable

Breandan Gibbons, The Rubicon TV: Executive Producer • May 3, 2018

In his book, Things That Make White People Uncomfortable, Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Michael Bennett challenges fears and tries to start a conversation for change.

[ALBUM REVIEW] The Weeknd utilizes all his artistic talents to perfect “My Dear Melancholy,”

Michael Forsgren, Social Media Manager • April 11, 2018

The popular Canadian artist, The Weeknd, has released another chart topper. This time he focuses on emotion rather stardom.

[MOVIE REVIEW] Cheesy and romantic, Love, Simon brings joy to the audience

Sharee Roman, Photographer • April 2, 2018

Love, Simon normalizes the love between an anonymous classmate named ‘Blue’ online and Simon Spier.

[APP REVIEW] HUJI Cam offers blast from the past with photo effects

Flannery Enneking-Norton, RubicOnline Editor • March 30, 2018

The app HUJI Cam allows users to take retro-style pictures. Not the most convenient to use, but definitely worth it for Instagrammable shots.

[APP REVIEW] Dunk Line rises to top free app by making logic fun

Bobby Verhey, Staff Writer • March 24, 2018

The game in Dunk Line is perfect as it feels easy and hard at the same time.