The Counselor falls short in delivering high-pace action film
Acclaimed director creates biggest blemish in careers of many actors, actresses By Jeffrey Robinowitz In my days as a film snob, I’ve seen a lot of unknown talent come together…
The Head and the Heart returns with folk-inspired second album
Let’s Be Still exceeds expectations associated with sophomore releases By Kimberly Givant, layout assistant On Oct. 15, the up-and-coming indie-folk band The Head and the Heart released their second album,…
WFNM conducts Q&A session with Matt & Kim
Anne Piccolo: “How did you decide to be called ‘Matt & Kim’ instead of ‘Kim & Matt?’” Kim: “This is gonna sound really nerdy, but Matt and I met at…
Recently deceased Pulitzer, Thatcher leave mark on fashion, politics
Tropical fashion designer, former Prime Minister pass away within day of each other BY ELIZABETH FURINO ’16 Staff Writer The week of April 7, which invited sunshine and spring dresses…
Audiences animated about release of classic cartoons on Netflix
Dexter’s Laboratory, Powerpuff Girls, Courage make return through online streaming service BY CHARLOTTE HUGHES ’16 Contributing Writer Dexter’s Laboratory, Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends, Courage the Cowardly Dog. If you…
Networks considering potential pilots for upcoming Fall
New Avengers spin-off, Super Clyde, Delirium vying for opening television spots BY GEORGIANNA PISANO-GOETZ ’15 Staff Writer This Fall, several new shows will be vying for a spot in the…
Ron Swanson lends his voice to new graphic cartoon Axe Cop
Unique webcomic set to have series on Fox Network’s “Animation Domination” BY GEORGIANNA PISANO-GOETZ ’15 Staff Writer Axe Cop is a webcomic that may not be known to all, but…
Fashion week crosses borders, hits Canada
Smaller fashion shows place spotlight on local talent BY ELIZABETH FURINO ’16 Staff Writer What began in 1943 as an event confined simply to New York, Fashion Week has now…
Disposable Hands revamp musical language for new generations
New EP The Waiting Room blends elements of Animal Collective, Joy Division, Beach Boys BY JULIA BYRNES ’13 Contributing Writer As an Indian couple who intermittently fight and aggressively stuff…
New G.I. Joe movie shatters most pessimistic expectations
While it will not win any awards, strong characters, explosive action create memorable film BY JUSTIN HOPKINS ’06 Assistant Director of Writing Center G.I. Joe just keeps going. I don’t…
OneRepublic enchants listeners once again
Native stands out in already-impressive catalogue BY CHARLOTTE HUGES ’16 Contributing Writer OneRepublic fans will have a chance to “feel again” one of the coolest bands on the scene right…
Freudian psychology on TV
American Horror Story disturbs all BY BRIONA PRICE’16 Staff Writer Recently, I’ve noticed a lot of strange things that have been going on in the world — in the television world. This…
Delta Machine reestablishes band’s image for new generations
Depeche Mode reinvents classic sound, incorporates synthetic sci-fi elements BY JULIA BYRNES ’13 Contributing Writer When I first picked up Delta Machine, Depeche Mode’s 13th album, released on March 22,…
Spring Breakers shows how staying home is sometimes better
Franco’s newest production comes off as bad trip for all audiences BY SARA BLANK ’14 Opinion & Editorial Editor If the most impressive component of a movie is its instrumental…
Comedown Machine takes bold steps forward
Strokes successfully tap into retro New Wave sound BY TESS MELCHREIT ’14 Contributing Writer Sometimes, I just don’t know how I feel about The Strokes. The band’s debut release in…