Spoilers! “Marty Supreme” debuted Dec. 25, 2025 in American theaters, starring Gen-Z favorite Timotheé Chalamet, along with Odessa A’Zion, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kevin O’Leary and even Tyler, The Creator. A sprawling marketing campaign preceded the release, with notable moments including Timotheé Chalamet sporting electric orange at premieres, an orange blimp floating above the music festival of co-star Tyler, The Creator and even a never-done-before stunt: Chalamet on top of the Las Vegas Sphere. This campaign was wildly successful, according to Business Insider writer Jason Guerrasio, who wrote that “It all led to A24’s most expensive movie ever, blowing past industry expectations for its opening weekend at the box office with over $27 million since Christmas Day.” Further, Chalamet has been vying for a Best Actor Academy Award for years, last year proclaiming his desire to “be one of the greats.” Along with starring in “Marty Supreme,” Chalamet was credited as a producer. The film is undoubtedly another Oscar-bid for the actor. But despite this gravitas, I found the plot and experience to be rather underwhelming. Read the rest on our website, link in bio. 📝: @toni_spellacy 📷: A24, Associated Press

Power was restored to University Villas at approximately 6:25 p.m. Monday after a brief outage earlier in the evening. Facilities crews investigated the issue and worked to restore electricity.
 In an email sent at 6:17 p.m., Vanessa Blaylock, a resident director with Housing and Residence Life, said facilities was actively addressing the problem in coordination with Campus Safety and encouraged students to report any concerns.
 Earlier, Claire Burnley ’26 said information shared with her roommate indicated facilities staff were responding to the outage. The message was reportedly relayed by Terrance (T.J.) Singleton, a resident director.
 The University has not released details on the cause of the outage. 📝: @ninaglickphoto & Dylan Ryu 📷: @ninaglickphoto