Arts & Entertainment

I’ve written this quintet to selfishly talk about some of my favorite girl-coded horror films. To provide a superficial sense of thematic unity, I used the following criteria: No excessive gore or violence: a film for the ladies…

Without a Java show this week, what is a poor musical lover boy to do? Listen to everything else possible, of course. A slew of new releases arrived last Friday with an anxious mix of pop grooves, hip-hop highlights…

SLU Funk hit the St. Lawrence University music scene with stride and pride with a raucous opus of brass-boosted bronze soldiers and harmonious vocalizing virtuosos. The ensemble already has quite the semester under their belt after…

Yorgos Lanthimos's 2018 feature "The Favourite" is a film that I think deserves more flowers. Sure, it got some when it was released, and Olivia Colman won a well-deserved Oscar for Best Actress. But to me, it is not enough! I tend to like…

Happy fall, y'all! 'Tis the season for all things autumn. You know what I'm talking about: cool morning walks to class, hot apple cider, big sweaters, cozy evenings and watching the leaves fall. If there's a time of year to appreciate all…

If you happened upon the Owen D. Young Library’s Yellow Pipe Room in the past month, you may have noticed an intricately designed black-and-white sculpture. That neat colorless niche is the 2D Book Nook, “an interactive art installation…

Laurentian weekend's Melonfest ended with a home-run performance by the low-fi power pop band Petite League, a New York City-based band that originally hails from Syracuse, New York. The Java crowd was sparse as Petite League took…

Last summer, I had the absolute treat of seeing Mary Harron’s “American Psycho” in theatres for a special screening. I was in the indie theatre I frequent, and the room the theatre reserves for special screenings is especially tiny — there…