Chief copy editor Erin Shannon offers a list of summer reads to fill students’ newfound free time.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘The Man Standing Next’ Retells Korean Assassination Story
Director and screenwriter Woo Min-ho explores the assassination of Korean President Park Chung-hee in this dramatic film.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘A Sun’ Dazzles with Emotional Acting and Poetic Dialogue
This 2019 Taiwanese film, now available on Netflix, delves into a family’s attempts to cope with a tragedy.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Frank of Ireland’ Tanks With Mediocre Writing
The comedy television series, ‘Frank of Ireland,’ flops with repetitive gags and unlikeable characters.
Music, Review, Arts
Benny The Butcher Serves Up New Music Video
“When Tony Met Sosa” portrays the struggle to be number one and the sweetness of success.
Arts, Music, Review
Eric Church Shines on Latest Trilogy Album, ‘Heart & Soul’
Church takes on both country and R&B in this dynamic, ambitious project.
Review, Music, Arts
Field Music Falls Flat on ‘Flat White Moon’ Album
Field Music’s latest album lacks lyrical creativity and interesting vocals.
Review, Music, Arts
Cody Lovaas, Jake Scott, and Kip Moore Drop Singles
Lovaas and Scott release soft love songs while Moore delivers a classic country track.
Arts, Music, Review
Paul McCartney Releases Experimental New Album
Paul McCartney’s recent album, ‘McCartney III Imagined,’ includes instrumental experimentation and collaborations with an array of artists.
Arts, Review, Music
Greta Van Fleet Misses the Mark with Generic Lyrics
On ‘The Battle at Garden’s Gate,’ the band Greta Van Fleet starts to craft their own rock sound but delivers lackluster lyricism.
