Where “Stranger Things” Went Wrong
The cast of “Stranger Things” Season 5 was large. The ensemble cast nearly doubled in size from Season 3 to Season 5. Many fans were frustrated, however, because they felt…
“The Rip” Review: A Netflix Action Movie
“The Rip,” a new Netflix original action movie directed by Joe Carnahan, relies heavily on the shoulders of real-life BFFs Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. Clearly, writers Joe Carnahan and…
A Glitch in the Disney Sequel System
In 2022, Disney released the first season of “Andor,” a mature, sci-fi spy-drama set in the “Star Wars” universe. For Season 1, Disney approved a $240 million budget, which paid…
Toiletfest 3: The Final Flush for Millersville
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A Polarizing “Stranger Things” Finale
This review will contain spoilers. After almost a decade, Netflix’s hit show “Stranger Things” has come to an end. For more than three years, fans waited anxiously for another season.…
Upcoming “Tangled” Film Finds its Leads
Fans of Disney’s 2010 “Tangled” film have been waiting for news about the live-action remake for quite some time. They finally received some relief earlier this month when updates about…
Why Mergers are Shrinking Consumer Value
On Dec. 5, Netflix announced that it would acquire Warner Bros. Discovery’s film and streaming assets in a deal worth $72 billion. Paramount Skydance continues its struggle to compete in…
Manning Fireworks: A Fire Album Album By MJ Lenderman
MJ Lenderman, Wednesday band member, released the album “Manning Fireworks” a little over a year ago. Incredible lyricism is its center of attention. Beyond the beautiful attention to detail in…
“One Battle After Another” and “Adolescence” Continue to Dominate at 83rd Golden Globe Awards
The 83rd Golden Globe Awards were presented on Sunday, one week after the Critics’ Choice Awards. Nikki Glaser returned to host for the second straight year. A new category, Best…
Timothée Chalamet Reigns (Marty) Supreme
Timothée Chalamet’s newest film, “Marty Supreme,” premiered on Christmas Day and is one of his wildest yet. Directed by Josh Safdie, the film very loosely tells the real-life story of…
The Role of Art Therapy in Student Wellbeing at F&M
This spring at Franklin & Marshall College, students discovered how art can help them feel better and heal. The college fostered this message through several programs, including a special event…
Student New Works Festival
The Student News Works Festival is an event in which F&M’s dance and theatre departments partner up with the Writers House to display student’s creative work. celebrating and showcasing student…
Summer Recommendations: Books, Recipes, Music, and More
By Staff Whether you are hunting for your next binge-worthy tv show, beach read, windows-down soundtrack, or refreshing recipe (mocktails, anyone?) we got you covered with our round-up of summer…
Red, White & Royal Blue Film: What To Expect
By Emily Hanson || Arts and Leisure Editor Back in 2019, novelist Casey McQuiston published their debut book, entitled Red, White & Royal Blue. I haven’t been shy about my…
The Eras Tour: From the Perspective of a Non-Swiftie
By Kate McBride || News Editor To avoid us getting off on the wrong foot, please allow me to articulate the reasoning behind my adoption of the non-Swiftie epithet. Not…