Opinion | A Loss of the Arts Is a Loss for All Hannah Judelson-Kelly Aug 13, 2021 As long as politics, the economy, and culture exist, society must have individuals who can properly communicate…
Parts Known: Anthony Bourdain, US Ambassador to the World Jasmine Lam Aug 7, 2021 Anthony Bourdain's authentic storytelling sparked aspirations for adventure and cultural appreciation in a way no…
The Changing Landscape of Hollywood India Blaisdell Aug 4, 2021 TV continues to prove that its episodic narrative format can compete with traditional cinema and thrive with the…
Streaming Killed the CD Star: How Spotify Transformed the Music Industry Dana Malapit Sep 1, 2020 If Spotify is to reach its goal of allowing one million artists to live off their music, it is clear that that the…
Monumental Symbols: The Hagia Sophia Adam Rosengarten Aug 27, 2020 Proudly anchored in the historic district of Fatih, Istanbul, the Hagia Sophia stands as a monument that seems to…
Spotlight: Atticus Finch Isn’t a Role Model, He’s an Artifact Naomi Shi Aug 26, 2020 This week on Spotlight, host Naomi Shi sits down with MIR Writer of the Week, Elizabeth Franceschini, to!-->!-->…
The Colour of Canadian Media Ahrum Joy Kwak Aug 21, 2020 However, where do we, as journalists — specifically journalists of colour — draw the line between education and…
Galleries on Lockdown: COVID-19 and Digitization of the Art Market Kenza Tahri Aug 17, 2020 The art market was shaken by frenzy in early spring as social distancing guidelines kicked in, requiring vendors to…
Le cinéma en France : retour sur les conséquences de la pandémie Joshua Poggianti Jul 19, 2020 Joshua Poggianti, contributeur au MIR, revient sur le retour en salle pour le cinéma français et les implications…
Jean-Michel Basquiat, Police Brutality, and “The Death of Michael Stewart” Eponine Howarth Jul 18, 2020 Nearly four decades later, the dominant issues of Basquiat’s generation, including police brutality as depicted in…