Fleabag makes viewers awe struck observers to a spectacle it has crafted over years of tradition in its Big Show.
Arts, Music
Deftones’ Raw Skill Make for a Violent Mess of ‘Gore’
Blending psychedelia and metal, Deftones make for interesting juxtapositions of sounds, though making the album ‘Gore’ as a whole feel rather homologous.
Arts, Television
‘The Walking Dead’ Seemingly Walks Out on Viewers with Hapless Storylines
As the monolithic ‘Walking Dead’ series concludes its sixth season, some fans are left wondering if the producers of the show are tacitly replacing storytelling with cheap tricks and narrative gimmicks.
Arts, Column
Connecting the Dots Between Interpretation and Objectivity
When we see connections or draw conclusions about art, are our conclusions any more valid than any other?
Arts, On Campus
CCE’s ‘March Radness’ Makes Laughter A No. 1 Seed
The ‘March Radness’ show by the Committee for Creative Enactments showcased the improvisational skills of its members, while engaging the creative sides of its audience.
Arts, Television
Treachery Creates Tension as Underwood Tirelessly Stacks the Deck
Though ‘House of Cards’ is known for its staples of sex, greed, and lies, its overuse of these elements may make attentive viewers keen on Underwood’s aims, uprooting the sense of mystery.
Arts, Movies
‘Whiskey Tango Foxtrot’ Satirizes, Scrutinizes the War in Afghanistan
Proving that laughter did not truly abscond Afghanistan amidst war and strife, ‘Whiskey Tango Foxtrot’ never fails to show the funny side to a tragic era in American history.
Arts, On Campus
Chorale’s Skilled Voices Traverse Difficult Setlist With Poise and Beauty
Chorale’s annual Winter Concert brought a varied set of songs to the eager ears of listeners Saturday night in St. Ignatius Church.
Arts, Movies
‘Triple 9’ Wastes Its Talented Cast in Pursuit of Mediocrity
Though ‘Triple 9’ and its corrupt cops ultimately hold viewers hostage as they go along for their heist. Failing to get viewers invested in its severely lacking fiction, the slogging plot remains bland and unengaging.
Arts, On Campus
Spirited Stand-up Makes CAB’s ‘Night of Comedy’ a Sculpted Success
Talented comedians Alex Stone and Matthew Broussard’s brought poignant puns and brilliant crowd work brought infectious smiles to the faces of viewers in CAB’s ‘Night of Comedy.’
