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Review: Marvels Loki finally gives some self-worth to the trickster god

Review: Marvel’s ‘Loki’ finally gives some self-worth to the trickster god

By Summer Hoagland-Abernathy, Senior Editor
July 15, 2021
Opinion: Artists are not your personal babysitter

Opinion: Artists are not your personal babysitter

By Noah Jennings, Staff Reporter
April 22, 2021
Review: Justice League: Bigger, longer and Snyder Cut

Review: Justice League: Bigger, longer and Snyder Cut

By Isaiah Colbert, Opinions Editor
March 29, 2021
WandaVision proves the MCU still has some tricks up its sleeve

‘WandaVision’ proves the MCU still has some tricks up its sleeve

By Camryn Cutinello, Staff Reporter
March 4, 2021
Boogie stars the late New York rapper Pop Smoke as Monk and dedicates the film in his honor.

Review: ‘Boogie’ drops a dime on the struggle of upward mobility for Asian Americans

By Isaiah Colbert, Opinions Editor
March 3, 2021
Malcolm & Marie, starring John David Washington as Malcolm and Zendaya as Marie, directed by Sam Levinson, premiered on Netflix Feb. 5 in the U.S.

Review: ‘Malcolm & Marie’ takes a belabored look at love and filmmaking

By Isaiah Colbert, Opinions Editor
February 16, 2021
Review: ‘I Am Greta’ has amateur filmmaking but powerful content

Review: ‘I Am Greta’ has amateur filmmaking but powerful content

By Kaylie Slack, Photojournalist
November 18, 2020
Review: Borat: Subsequent Moviefilm is the perfect time capsule for 2020s nonsense

Review: ‘Borat: Subsequent Moviefilm’ is the perfect time capsule for 2020’s nonsense

By Isaiah Colbert, Staff Reporter
October 28, 2020
Released on Oct. 5, Ajani Jones latest EP, Kenya, is named after his mother.

Review: Ajani Jones delivers his most personal record with ‘Kenya’ EP

By Ryan Rosenberger, Staff Reporter
October 26, 2020
The latest film from directors Gerard Bush and Christopher Renz, Antebellum, stars Janelle Monáe as both characters Eden Henley and Veronica Henley.

Review: ‘Antebellum,’ how ‘show-don’t-tell’ does not work for a movie with lots to say

By Isaiah Colbert, Staff Reporter
September 29, 2020
With the release of Spencer for Higher 3, Vic Spencer reinforces his place in Chicagos hip-hop and rap scene.

Review: Vic Spencer and SonnyJim take listeners back to basics in ‘Spencer for Higher 3’

By Ryan Rosenberger, Staff Reporter
September 15, 2020
Austin Abrams character, Henry Page, and Lili Reinharts character, Grace Town, are introduced by collaborating on their high schools newspaper.

Review: ‘Chemical Hearts’ yields a negative reaction

By Paige Barnes, Audience Engagement Editor
August 27, 2020
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