Photo editor Maggie DiPatri tackles the great movie debate on acclaimed versus entertaining movies.
Arts, Movies, Review
Overstuffed Script Salvaged by Superb Acting in ‘The Photograph’
Stella Meghie’s ‘The Photograph’ is a refreshing departure from tired conventions of the romantic movie genre.
Arts, Movies
‘Who Killed Malcolm X’ Investigates Unsolved Assassination
‘Who Killed Malcolm X?’ is a gripping investigation of the civil rights leader’s unsolved murder.
Review, Movies, Arts
Netflix’s ‘Horse Girl’ Turns Obsession into a Dark Tale
Alison Brie stars in Netflix’s ‘Horse Girl’ as an unraveling character who spirals further from a grasp on reality.
Arts, Movies
Speaking with ‘The Assistant’ Director Kitty Green
At a roundtable of college journalists, filmmaker Kitty Green discussed the inspiration behind ‘The Assistant.’
Arts, Movies, Television, Review
‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Stumbles in Season Seven Premiere
The season seven ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ plot and character changes disrupt cohesion of beloved sitcom.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You’ Is Refreshingly Honest
Netflix provides a refreshingly honest take on adolescence with ‘To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You.’
Arts, Movies, Review
Robbie’s Harley Quinn Soars in ‘Birds of Prey’
In ‘Birds of Prey,’ Margot Robbie shines as antihero Harley Quinn in newest DC Universe installment.
Arts, Movies
‘Taylor Swift: Miss Americana’ Explores Artist’s Rise to Fame
‘Taylor Swift: Miss Americana’ offers an honest look at the artist’s personal life and the effects of fame.
Arts, Movies, Review
Docuseries ‘Pandemic’ Chronicles Treatment and Prevention
Especially relevant with the recent coronavirus outbreak, ‘Pandemic’ chronicles the often rapid and unpredictable spread of influenza.
