The legacy of ‘The Cosby Show’ cannot be erased, but is it possible to separate beloved patriarch Heathcliff Huxtable from Bill Cosby’s alleged crimes?
Arts, Featured Column, Column
There Ain’t No Dowd: A Reasonable Finale
Please, for all our sakes and your own dignity, hide your tears. Pull yourself together. This is, so far, the easiest column I’ve ever written.
Arts, Movies, Column
Raiders Of The Lost Art: What Modern Movie Posters Lost Along The Way
Posters supposedly describe movies in one image, but sadly production companies have started to turn them into a formulaic towards new films.
Arts, Column
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.
Arts, Television, Column
Kim Kardashian And The Art Of Being Famous
“I never claimed to be anything that I’m not. I think reality is still a new form of entertainment that was kind of an unexpected thing.”
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.’
Arts, Music, Column
Making Country Music Good, Again
The CMAs hit all the right notes, showering Chris Stapleton with statues and continuing the reign of Miranda Lambert.
Arts, Music, Column
From JoJo to Ke$ha, Artists Fight Back Against Their Record Labels
“Kesha now faces an abysmal decision: work with her alleged abuser or idly and passively wait as her career tick-tocks away.”
Arts, Fashion, Column
The West Takes Over East Coast Fashion
Despite the differences in the weather they experience, the west coast students at BC are continuing to carry over their unique and characteristic style.
Arts, Column
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.
