With McCarthy enters into her husband’s sophomore directorial venture alongside the loose narrative and unhelpful supporting cast, comedically ‘The Boss’ looks as though it will come out deep in the red.
Arts, Column
Longing for Yesterday
How cool would it be to live in another time and place? Though this mystical thought is a pervasive and tempting one, we must not forget today and the memories of things yet to come.
Arts, Music
Cheap Trick Knocks at the Door of Rock Immortality with ‘Bang, Zoom, Crazy…Hello’
For a band that has its hits spanning over four decades, Cheap Trick seemingly has no intention of slowing down as they dial in a respectable and varied album in ‘Bang, Zoom, Crazy…Hello.’
Arts, Movies
Linklater Gets Philosophical Between Batting Practice and Bong Rips in ‘Everybody Wants Some!!’
In the 1980s, just like now, everybody wants some, but what is it? Explored through the master of the past director Richard Linklater, a group of college freshman try find the answer in the question in the waning days of summer.
Movies, Arts
Zack Snyder Squanders ‘Batman v Superman’ With a Pocket Full of Kryptonite
In the ultimate gladiator match, Batman and Superman square off. But even in the heat of battle, viewers are lead to wonder if the heart of the film lies elsewhere.
Arts
Anthony Jeselnik – Nothing is Sacred
Anthony Jeselnik is brilliant and he knows it. Now all we have to do is see it ourselves. Even as he embraces the darker sided of life, he finds ways to make us laugh.
Arts, On Campus, Featured Story
Dance Ensemble Spins the Wheel to Riches in Spry ‘Roulette’ Show
Displaying agile and deft dancing skills, Dance Ensemble showcases their many talents in a show that is as varied as it is captivating.
Arts, Music, Featured Column, Column
The Musical Paradigm Shift
Music is ever changing. Today we may be at the dawn of a new musical age which will see a shift from the EDM craze to a new kind of rock n’ roll.
Arts, Music
Iggy Pops Searches for the American Valhalla in ‘Post Pop Depression’
The legendary Iggy Pop releases ‘Post Pop Depression,’ a testament to what we love about Iggy and a solemn reminder of the state of the bygone pop era.
Arts, Movies
Monsters Lurk In and Out of the Shadows in ’10 Cloverfield Lane’
Though this may not be the ‘Cloverfield’ sequel fans were expecting, ’10 Cloverfield Lane’ remains a fascinating piece that uses tension and unease to draw viewers to the edge of their seats.
