Despite the high production value and caliber of its leading actors, the Netflix original ‘House of Cards’ is more soap opera than complex drama.
Arts, Movies, Column
Ripley Returns From Cryosleep
“Alien” first struck Chris at the age of five, here’s to hoping it can strike again.
Column, Television, Featured Column, Arts
The Sandwich Method: Taking The Last Bite Of ‘Parks and Rec’
The last vestige of NBC’s classic Thursday night lineup has been the best friend a show can be.
Column, Television, Arts
Dropping The House On ‘Two And A Half Men’
After over a decade, the CBS sit-com comes to a slow, agonizing death at the hands of series producer Chuck Lorre.
Column, Movies, Arts
Waiting For ‘Shawshank’: When The ‘Best Picture’ Isn’t Good Enough
Setting this year’s Oscar batch against one etched in memory.
Arts, Movies, Column
12 Years A Boy: Why Linklater’s Film Never Matured
‘Boyhood’ nearly captures the rhythms of everyday life, but its characters let the film down.
Column, Featured Column, Fashion, Arts
From ‘Runaway’ To Runway: Kanye’s Journey In Design
Controversy follows the famous rapper from his musical background to his attempts in design in the fashion world.
Column, Movies, Arts
All Alone At The Movies
Friday night at the movies; the good, the bad, and the sad.
Arts, Column, Television
For ‘SNL’, A Mixed Bag Of Emotions At 40th Anniversary Special
‘Saturday Night Live’ celebrates forty years of laughs and honors its producer, Lorne Michaels.
Arts, Off Campus, Featured Column, Column
Closing The Gap: Douglas Gautraud And The Craft Of Art
From Guautraud, we can learn that worthy art feeds on a steady diet of elbow grease.
