Ivy Halpern (ivy-halpern)

Ivy Halpern ('23) is an Arts and Entertainment writer. She enjoys writing about film, television, feminism, and fashion. In her free time, she likes to listen to Taylor Swift and binge her favorite shows.

Arts and Entertainment

Lady Whistledown’s Triumphant Return

Adele Bois, Ivy Halpern

A recap of Season 2 of the Netflix series “Bridgerton,” told by Lady Whistledown herself.

Issue 14, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

“Prayer for the French Republic”: A Commentary on Diasporic Judaism

Ivy Halpern

A review of the play “Prayers for the French Republic.”

Issue 13, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

2021 Fashion: A Year in Review

Adele Bois, Ivy Halpern

A review of 2021’s fashion trends and examining the impact of fast and sustainable fashion.

Issue 8, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

Window Display Wonderland

Ivy Halpern

An exploration of New York Cities Christmas windows.

Issue 8, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

Happy, Free, Confused, and Lonely with “Red (Taylor’s Version)”

Eleanor Leung, Ivy Halpern, Jenny Liu

Re-recorded with great detail, new insights, and warm nostalgia, Taylor Swift’s “Red (Taylor’s Version)” is a return to growing up with the roller coaster ups and downs of young love.

Issue 6, Volume 112

Arts and Entertainment

Summer Wardrobe Spectacular

Ivy Halpern

A guide on what to wear this summer and how to shop more sustainably.

Issue 16, Volume 111

Arts and Entertainment

Ginny & Georgia: Netflix Is “Woke”

Ivy Halpern

A critique of “Ginny & Georgia” and Netflix.

Issue 13, Volume 111

Arts and Entertainment

Cliché in Paris

Ivy Halpern

Focus Sentence: A critique of the overly cliché show, “Emily in Paris.”

Issue 5, Volume 111

Arts and Entertainment

Notorious RBG, a Real Superhero

Ivy Halpern

Notorious RBG’s well-earned pop culture era.

Issue 3, Volume 111

Arts and Entertainment

Notorious RBG, a Real Superhero

Ivy Halpern

Notorious RBG’s well-earned pop culture era.

Issue 3, Volume 111

Arts and Entertainment

First Women's Monument Arrives in Central Park

Ivy Halpern

On the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, the first statue of real women in Central Park is unveiled.

Issue 1, Volume 111

Arts and Entertainment

Here's… “Some Good News”

Ivy Halpern

John Krasinski’s “Some Good News” and other talk show hosts are altering their content amid the coronavirus pandemic to connect to people from their homes.

Issue 15, Volume 110

Arts and Entertainment

Social Distancing Has Celebrities Entertaining Us Virtually

Ivy Halpern

Celebrities are resorting to social media, in both positive and negative ways, in order to entertain fans during this pandemic.

Issue 13, Volume 110

Arts and Entertainment

Hair Love: Advocating and Representing

Ivy Halpern

“Hair Love,” winner of the 2020 Academy Award for best short film, represents and advocates for black representation and hair.

Issue 12, Volume 110

Arts and Entertainment

The One Where They Leave… Netflix

Ivy Halpern

Friends” has left Netflix, but viewers will never leave “Friends.

Issue 9, Volume 110

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