You have probably seen ‘Fuller House’ before. It was called ‘Full House.’ The spin-off sequel is a rehash of old ideas, while awkwardly trying to recreate the magic of the original.
Television, Featured Story, Arts
John Oliver’s ‘Last Week Tonight’ Brings a Less Biased Voice to Political Late Night
While other political late-night shows like ‘Real Time with Bill Maher’ and ‘The Daily Show’ struggle to dissociate themselves from their political biases, ‘Last Week Tonight’ is able to do so in a consistently sincere and compelling fashion.
Arts, On Campus, Featured Story
Senior Actress Caroline Portu on Graduation, Student Productions, and Philosophy in Theatre
After wrapping up her last musical with BC, Caroline Portu looks back at her BC experience and reflects on what it means for her future and what she can teach future thespians.
Arts, Column
Disney Goes to ‘Infinity’ and Beyond
‘Disney Infinity’ brings together the best of the brand’s iconic characters in one sandbox adventure, but has it gone to far with its pricing?
Arts, On Campus, Featured Story
OLAA’s ‘¿Que Pasa En Mi Casa?’ Gives Robsham a Taste of Latin America
The Organization of Latin American Affairs’ 12th annual Culture Show invited the Robsham audience to experience a bit of Latin American culture.
Arts, Television
Old Faces and New Problems Challenge Saul in Season 2 of ‘Better Call’
Vince Gilligan continues to exercise his masterful plot development as the Season 2 of ‘Better Call Saul’ ramps up the problems, while giving our favorite lawyer little in terms of defense.
Arts, On Campus, Featured Story
‘Learning How to Drown’ Proves Love is No Myth
Proving yet again that love knows to bounds, ‘Learning How to Drown’ tells the magnificent tale of love between man and selkie, as they fight against time that is not on their side.
Column, Music, Arts
Kanye & the Covenant: How Kanye West’s Music Helped Win a War
With Kanye’s newest album release last week, I took some time to reflect on how I came across Kanye West and what has changed with his music since then.
Arts, Music, On Campus, Featured Story
BC bOp! Offers Refuge from the Cold With Warm Sounds and Sweet Melodies
Rife with soulful melodies and warm overtones, BC bOp! gave another remarkable performance, accessible to all listeners regardless of musical background.
Top Story, Arts, Movies, On Campus
Getting Reel with Joe LaRocca and Anthony Gaimari’s ‘Rough Sketch’ Podcast
Film professor Joe LaRocca discusses the challenges and excitement behind his latest endeavor, a weekly film podcast.
