By: Mike Massotto It’s a strange occurrence that Wonder Woman hasn’t had a movie until now, seeing that she has been a part of DC Comics and a major figure of American […]
Wonder Woman: Can DC Be Trusted?
Life’s Not So Sweet at Sweetwater River: Review of “Riverdale”
By: Melissa Freed The new hit American teen drama series “Riverdale” has already been renewed by the CW for a second season. The show is based on the “Archie” comic which was […]
Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2: Frustratingly Average
By: Mike Massotto The first Guardians of the Galaxy came out of nowhere. No one had heard of this ragtag superhero group except for avid comic fans, and even then the Guardians […]
What’s in Store for the Doctor Who Universe
By: Julia Lees The British science fiction series Doctor Who aired its 10th season on April 15. The show is about the adventures of a time traveling Alien named The Doctor and […]
Why the Political Overtones of Joey Bada$$’s All-Amerikkkan Bada$$ are so vital
By: Ben Mulick No plight in the modern United States can ever equate to the plight of African Americans. Resistance to the systemic oppression that burrows itself so intricately in our lives,which […]
The Message Behind Legally Blonde
By: Katie Quigley Among the thousands of existing musicals, Legally Blonde is known as being fun, peppy, and very lighthearted. Back when our theatre department was deciding on this year’s spring musical, […]
The Cultural Impact of Divide
By: Emma Krupp Millions of Ed Sheeran fans around the world, including myself, were shocked when the British singer posted an Instagram farewell note on December 12th, 2015. Just a few hours […]
Logan: Making Inhumans More Human
By: Mike Massotto The X-Men movie series by Fox studios is probably the superhero franchise with the most mixed reviews. With gems such as X-Men: Days of Future Past and trash such […]
Buffy the Vampire Slayer turns Twenty
By: Julia Lees The first episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer aired on March 10th, 1997. Twenty years later, Buffy the Vampire Slayer has become an icon in pop culture. Buffy is […]
For Honor Review: Anything But Chivalrous
By: Mike Massotto For Honor is a game developed by Ubisoft Montreal for PS4, Xbox One, and PC that attempts to answer the age old question: Who would win, Knights, Vikings, or […]
