“Scream 7” (Finally) Slashes Its Way Into Theaters
Amidst controversy, the highly anticipated newest addition to the “Scream” franchise, “Scream 7,” hit theaters on February 27. The controversy began a few months after the release of “Scream 6”…
Benito Says DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS
DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS is Bad Bunny’s sixth studio album, marked by its tribute-paying nature towards the island and U.S. territory of Puerto Rico. But what makes this stand out…
A Comforting Voice in Chaotic Times
Young adulthood can feel uncomfortable. Advice from older generations often intensifies anxieties about spending every moment effectively. Every moment of finite life is undoubtedly precious and irreversible, but knowing that…
Glen Powell and Margaret Qualley team up in A24’s “How to Make a Killing”
A24 released its newest thriller/comedy film, “How to Make a Killing,” this past Friday, February 20. Directed by John Patton Ford, the film stars Glen Powell as Beckett Redfellow and…
Marc Robin’s “And Then There Were None” Showing at the Fulton Now
On February 13, I had the privilege of seeing Marc Robin’s latest production, “Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None,” at the Fulton Theatre. The creative works of Agatha Christie…
Ben’s Bands: Live Music Has Never Been More Accessible
As a person who learned the hard way that he has little musical talent, I listen to a lot of music to make up for my lack of ability. Sure,…
NACA Spotlight: Two Small, Innovative Artists Storm the Stage
The National Association for Campus Activities (NACA) took place in Columbus, Ohio, this past weekend for its 60th semiannual conference. Representing campus engagement and student activities, our College Entertainment Committee…
“Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die”: Uncomfortably Relevant AI Warning
Gore Verbinski’s newest film, “Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die,” opens in a diner on what seems like an ordinary morning. Then a man from the future (Sam Rockwell) bursts…
Why “Wuthering Heights” (2026) Should Not Be Called “Wuthering Heights”
Last Friday, amidst much controversy, Warner Bros. released Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights,” starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. Most of the controversy came from the film’s marketing strategy and its…
“People We Meet On Vacation”: An Accurate Adaptation?
I hate to break it to you, book readers, but here’s my controversial take: sometimes you have to watch the movie or show before you read the book—unless you want…
Humanities Soup: What Happened to the English Major?
The world of the humanities is fluid, confusing and nebulous rather than consistent, predictable and measurable. The world of money relies on things like consistency, predictability and measurability. Thus, the…
Bad Bunny: The Voice Against Imperialism in “America’s Backyard”
The past year has certainly been successful for Bad Bunny. But what does that mean beyond his Grammy victory and Super Bowl performance? There is something to be said for…
Women and Romance in “Bridgerton” Season 4
One cannot help but recall the era of yearning and romance back in 2022, marked by Anthony Bridgerton’s unforgettable lines or Daphne’s engagement with the Duke of Hastings in Season…
Regina George Meets Thomas “The Maze Runner” in Survival Horror-Comedy “Send Help”
Director Sam Raimi, known for “The Evil Dead,” the “Spider-Man” trilogy (2002-2007) and “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” released his newest film last Friday, “Send Help.” The film…
Why to Be a “Social Animal” This Winter
Since 2007, the Healthy Minds Network (through the University of Michigan) has studied and reported the mental health of college students through confidential online surveys. The surveys aim to recognize…