Last Weekend for White’s “Ragtime” at Fulton Theatre
On October 2, I had the wonderful opportunity to see Alton Fitzgerald White’s production of “Ragtime” at the Fulton Theatre, thanks to The College Reporter and Kevin Faraci. Set in…
‘The Social Reckoning’: A frustrating criticism of Facebook’s power
Last Friday, October 9, writer/director Aaron Sorkin’s “The Social Reckoning” was released in theaters, sporting a message everyone needs to pay more attention to. The film was marketed as a…
“Unabomber” Review: The Path From Psych Tests to Bombs Needed More
The latest Netflix movie, “Unabomber,” starts off with a bang—literally. In the opening sequence, a package arrives in the mail. The wife hands the mystery package to her husband, who…
Women Feuding in Music
With the ever-increasing rise of social media, women within the music industry are constantly being pitted against each other, forcing them to fight for their prospective spotlights. Although these feuds…
Tom Cruise Shocks Audiences in “Digger”
After lots of confusion due to its marketing and advertising, Tom Cruise’s new film “Digger” was released last Friday, October 2. Most audiences went into this movie not knowing much…
“Lanterns” Season 1 Review
The new show “Lanterns” feels to me as if it came by silently. Everyone I knew seemed to be watching it with their own chosen person, and I didn’t realize…
Phoebe Misinterpreted? Bridgers
I was on my way to one of the most life-changing events of my life when a discussion suddenly emerged as the song “The Governor’s Waltz” by Phoebe Bridgers started…
Robert Pattinson Catches Predators and Chases Nightmares in “Primetime”
After much anticipation – and much controversy – A24’s new film “Primetime” premiered last Friday, September 25. The film is inspired by and based on Dateline NBC’s “To Catch a…
We Are Talking About It Wrong: The Cornell Seven
The obsession with the seven, their faces plastered everywhere, will kill the conversation. I hope these men rot in hell; I hope they suffer. I hope they are skeptical of…
Ethan Hawke Carries “The Weight” in New Historical Film
Ethan Hawke’s newest film, historical drama “The Weight,” premiered on September 18 and shows once again how talented he is. Known for “Dead Poets Society” and “The Black Phone,” Hawke…
The Great Mascot Vote of 2026
The Great Mascot Vote of 2026 was a disappointment wrapped in another disappointment. From the use of generative AI to create the concepts for the mascots, to the return of…
“Runner” Delivers More Than Just Action Movie Cliches
Angel Studios’ new action comedy film “Runner” was released last Friday, September 11. Not to be confused with “The Runner” – the British action film released one week prior starring…
“Fall 2: Deadpoint” Takes Audiences to Even More Dangerous Heights
Survival thriller “Fall 2: Deadpoint” came to theaters on September 2, and it had me on the edge of my seat from start to finish. The film is a sequel…
Prima Theatre’s Challenging But Rewarding “Blank” Showing Now
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You Can’t Vote A Mascot Into Meaning
Participation Is Not Authorship: F&M’s Mascot Deserves a Real Design Process The announcement that arrived in my inbox last week left me less interested in which of Franklin & Marshall’s…