Arts & Entertainment

For Waititi’s film being framed as a comedy in the trailers, imagine my surprise when the film also told a coming-of-age story of a young boy learning about manhood and morality through a satricial World War II narrative. I was…

The 2020 Oscars went by relatively quiet, in a year where little controversy arose surrounding this year’s winners (not so much the nominations). Bong Joon-ho’s “Parasite” was the runaway favorite for many of the night’s awards…

I’ll be honest, when I went home for break it was purely to see my dogs and hook up with someone from high school. All went according to plan, but you can imagine my surprise when he looked me in the eye and asked: “Do you wanna see…

On February 14, the popular psychedelic band Tame Impala released their fourth album titled “The Slow Rush.” The album features 12 songs, four of which have already been pre-released. Tame Impala is an Australian band formed in…

When “To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before,” was released in 2018, it quickly gained a large following and became one of Netflix’s “most viewed original films ever.” The first installation was wholesome and perfect and even though it…

One of the strangest phenomena within the literary community is Oprah’s Book Club’s ability to breed drama and expose the problems within it. Jeanine Cummin’s book “American Dirt” was most recently announced as part of the book club, but…

Let’s face it, the Oscar nominees are the quinoa of movies. So tough to get through, not really all that enjoyable, but people say you’ll feel good at the end. The only issue is, who has the time for all that? Our parents used to…

What gives Paul Blart (Kevin James) the power to kill? Is there a licence that he has gained? A course he has taken? Has he completed a test of morals and achieved a passing grade, allowing the world before him to trust his judgement? No,…