Whedon v. Nolan: a battle for the ages
BY ERIN MOYER ’16 Early Edition Contributing Writer As the dog days of summer first dawned, so did a...
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Total Recall (2012) disappoints across the board
BY DANIEL GLASS ’16 Early Edition Contributing Writer Since its release in 1990, Total Recall has been recognized as...
Lupe Fiasco’s upcoming album promising
BY EKOW ESHUN ’16 Early Edition Contributing Writer “Around My Way: Freedom Ain’t Free;” “Lamborghini Angels;” “Battle Scars.” These...
Beach House puts dream pop on the charts
BY JESSICA CAP ’16 Early Edition Contributing Writer Hushed hi-hat quickly fades into a tick behind a tom-heavy tribal...
Warriors makes gangs look fun
BY ZACH SCHREIBER ’13 Staff Writer“Warriors, come out to pl-ay-eeyay!” This is a personal favorite of mine, a...
Train returns with fine album
Album Review BY SOPHIE AFDHAL ’15 Staff Writer This week saw the release of a new album,...
Bramson’s workshop play focuses on Judaism
Play Review BY ELIZABETH MCMAHON ’13 Staff Writer “I wanted to write the type of show with...
Bridesmaids: hilarious Wiig-led girl power
BY ZACH SCHREIBER ’13 Staff WriterDon’t worry, it’s not a chick flick. Ok, it’s a little bit of a...
Sleeper pushes minimalist boundaries
Play Review BY EMILY HOULIHAN Alumna, Contributing Writer Those of you who are not well- versed in...
Cabin challenges horror conventions
Movie Review BY LAUREN BEJZAK ’13 Editor-in-Chief Finally: a new idea. This multi-layered, provocative gore-fest leaves a...