The seventh installment in the legendary series soars into theaters this weekend, leaving its mark on the hearts of faithful fans across the galaxy.
Arts, Featured Column, Column
The Fuller Picture Evolves
While I’ve enjoyed writing my pieces on ‘Star Wars,’ ‘Game of Thrones, and funk music, it’s time for me to focus more on what really matters at BC.
Arts
It’s Not A Trap, The Force Is Strong With ‘Jedi’
Seeing the saga end with the victory of the Rebellion is more satisfying to loyal fans than any of the suspense leading to the fateful battle on Endor.
Television, Arts
ABC Mixes Muppet Absurdity With Mockumentry Format
Jim Henson’s classic characters are back and this time taking on real relationships, albeit in the most Muppet-esque fashion.
Column, Arts
Giving Into The Silver Apple
Over the years, Apple has done its best to keep its customers coming back, despite other tech and music companies’ rise to prominence.
Top Story, Off Campus, Arts
Masked Man: Brian McCann, BC ’87, Is A Personality Extraordinaire
BC grad Brian McCann talks 20 years in late night and all the ridiculous characters and lessons along the way.
Column, Arts
‘Spectre’ Earns Its Place As The Worst Of Craig’s Bond
While the most recent installment in the series had a lot going for it, it failed to live up its hype and the standards set by its predecessor, ‘Skyfall.’
Movies, Arts, Top Story
The Name’s Bond, James Bond: The Best of 007
With the release of ‘Spectre’ this Friday, we’ve chose three actors that we feel best capture the pure and awesome essence of the legendary spy, James Bond.
Arts
Roger Moore: The Gaggets, The Villains, And All The Adventure
The first Brit to play Bond, Moore’s 007’s loved his gadgets and certainly his ladies. He was absurd. He was funny. He was the best.
Column, Arts
Tarantino & The NAPO: An Unnecessary Clash
After the director attended a Rise Up October last week, several police departments around the country have asked for a boycott of Tarantino’s films.
