Lianne Ohayon (lianne-ohayon)

lohayon30 [ at ] stuy [ dot ] edu

Lianne Ohayon ('23) is an Arts and Entertainment writer. She likes to write about a variety of topics, including music, theater, television, and film, and is constantly looking to branch out in her writing. Outside of writing, Lianne is also involved in advocacy across multiple spheres and dances.

Arts and Entertainment

Balenciaga’s Blunder

Major faux pas: promoting child pornography in campaign ads.

Issue 8, Volume 113

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Arts and Entertainment

Meet Us At “Midnights”

Eleanor Leung, Lianne Ohayon

12:00 a.m. has never been this controversial.

Issue 5, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

We’re Worried Darling

Welcome to Victory, California, where everything is not what it seems.

Issue 3, Volume 113

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To Be or Not to Be (On Theme)

Ah, the Met Gala, where celebrities come dressed to disappoint.

Issue 16, Volume 112

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Red Carpet Ready?

The 2022 Oscars red carpet was interesting, to say the least, with some highs, many lows, and outfits that just didn’t fit.

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Arts and Entertainment

Makeup 101: The Basics

Calling all aspiring makeup artists! Follow along as Arts & Entertainment writer Lianne Ohayon provides some guidance on how to get started.

Issue 13, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

Adele is Back and Better Than Ever

Kenisha Mahajan, Lianne Ohayon

“30,” Adele’s return to the music world after six years, while a change of pace for the singer, delivers some of her best work to date.

Issue 7, Volume 112

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The Emmys: New Year, Same Old Show

Though many looked forward to the return of larger awards ceremonies, the 2021 in-person Emmys were an indicator of why these shows are declining in viewership and popularity.

Issue 4, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

Sweet and “SOUR”

An incredible debut album, Olivia Rodrigo’s “SOUR” paints a beautiful picture of pure emotion and heartbreak that everyone can relate to.

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The Grammys: Music’s Medium-Sized Night

Christine Lin, Kenisha Mahajan, Lianne Ohayon

The 2021 Grammys, though successful performance-wise, prompted a whirlwind of questions in regards to the true intentions of music’s biggest night.

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Arts and Entertainment

God Save the Queen

Lianne Ohayon, Yasmine Chokrane

In light of the recent interview with Oprah Winfrey, we examine the impact of Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and the rest of the royal family, interrogating their relevance in popular culture.

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We’ll Miss You Lara Jean. Always and Forever.

“To All the Boys: Always and Forever” proves to be a sweet, truly full-circle ending to the movie trilogy, despite some of its overly mushy scenes.

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Ariana Grande Switches To Sultry R&B On “Positions”

Levi Simon, Lianne Ohayon, Samira Esha

Ariana Grande’s 6th studio album, “Positions,” is a transition from bubblegum pop to sultry R&B, and gives fans a satisfying array of songs despite its downfalls.

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The Virtual Emmys: New, but Not Improved

A look at where the Primetime Emmy Awards succeeded, where it failed, and everything in between.

Issue 3, Volume 111

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The Revolution Led by “Hamilton”

With the release of “Hamilton” on Disney+ five years after its Broadway premiere, people across the world can witness how groundbreaking this musical is.

Issue 1, Volume 111

Arts and Entertainment

The Dethroning of Ellen DeGeneres

After years of being named one of the nicest people on TV, Ellen DeGeneres has finally met her downfall.

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The Fall of “Riverdale”

With lackluster scriptwriting, an excessive amount of plotholes, and too many events to keep track of, “Riverdale” season four just doesn’t cut it.

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The Originality of “Unorthodox”

With its message of acceptance, along with painstakingly accurate details, scenery, and costumes, “Unorthodox” looks into what it is like living as a Hasidic Jew in modern times.

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The “Cheer” of a Lifetime

“Cheer” gives everyone a look behind the pom poms and the uniforms, showing us what it really means to be a cheerleader.

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To All the Readers: P.S. I Liked This Movie

In its attempt to live up to the bar set by its predecessor, “To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You” serves as a heartwarming rom-com fans crave, despite falling flat at certain points.

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Grading the Grammys

Arts and Entertainment writer Lianne Ohayon takes a look at some of the performances of the biggest night in music.

Issue 9, Volume 110

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The Decade of Taylor Swift

Arts & Entertainment writer Lianne Ohayon discusses how much Taylor Swift deserves Artist of the Decade.

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The Shot Heard ‘Round the World

As the investigation into the “Rust” shooting becomes more complex, who should we hold accountable?

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The Shot Heard ‘Round the World

As the investigation into the “Rust” shooting becomes more complex, who should we hold accountable?

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