Friday night at the movies; the good, the bad, and the sad.
Arts, Television, Column
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.
Column, Featured Column, Off Campus, Arts
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.
Arts, Movies, Featured Column, Column
‘Fifty Shades’ Of Abuse
E.L James’s romance trilogy is notorious for its portrayal of BDSM, but does the franchise perpetuate darker qualities in the couple’s relationship?
Arts, Television, Column
The Late Night Loss: Jon Stewart Leaving ‘The Daily Show’
After 16 years at the Daily desk, Jon Stewart steps back from his half hour of political satire.
Arts, Movies, Column
Edits Lead To Anger, Anger Leads To Suffering
George Lucas prided himself on the editing authority he had over his films, but does Disney’s recent acquisition leave a new hope for disgruntled fans?
Arts, Off Campus, Column
John Oliver Returns: An Examination In Leisure
Ryan Dowd journeys through the abyss of grainy, low res YouTube.
Arts, Featured Column, Column
Better Watch Saul
“Better Call Saul” carries many of the technical characteristic of its illustrious predecessor, but takes its audience on a more whimsical ride.
Arts, Off Campus, Column
YouTube Fueling And Driving Modern Culture
Though YouTube has garnered unparalleled popularity as a video sharing community, it has its reach much farther into society.
Arts, Off Campus, Featured Column, Column
The One Where Everyone Says “No Homo”
The iconic TV series ‘Friends’ was recently released on Netflix, but does it still resonate with all types of audiences ten years after its finale?
