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From cinemas to home: the transformation of movie watching

Jacob Tom December 7, 2021

When was the last time you decided to watch a movie at your local theater? How long ago did you watch an episode of a popular show on Netflix or scroll through the numerous movies available on Apple TV?...

Discover LA: New Beverly Cinema

Owen Cappelletti September 18, 2021

The evening sunset in Los Angeles gives a breath of life to the radiant city lights. Nightfall is a powerful moment as the sky settles and the city enlivens with a hubbub of spirit. Nestled with this action...

Judas and the Black Messiah Movie Review

Fahari Dominique February 28, 2021

Representation of black art and black history within a historically euro-centric society has always been paramount and extremely significant to my experience as an African-American male. Even during Black...

WandaVision Review

Leo Sichi February 28, 2021

“WandaVision” immediately sets itself apart from all other “Marvel” media by making the viewer ask one simple question: “What is going on?” (which, of course, I mean in the best way possible)....

“Just Like We Never Said Goodbye”: A Tribute to SOPHIE

Michael Ishak February 28, 2021

Although many were devastated by the recent passing of avant-garde pop artist SOPHIE, her contributions to the world of art continue to live on through the many lives she inspired. Throughout her career,...

Alumnus Carl Edward Mongan ’16 Participates in Nickelodeon Artist Program

Aiden Carimati di Carimate February 28, 2021

The Nickelodeon Artists Program (NAP) has been providing aspiring artists the opportunity to enhance their storyboarding and design skills since 2011. The program compensates artists who work on Nickelodeon's...

“Super Smash Bros Ultimate” Fighter’s Pass 1 DLC Review

Joon Kim February 28, 2021

“Super Smash Bros Ultimate” is a crossover fighting game by Nintendo that was released in December of 2018. A major aspect of the game is its wide variety of characters, bringing back every single...

Hannon Theatre Presents Virtual Fall Play: “The Government Inspector”

Owen Cappelletti February 28, 2021

The Hannon Theatre Company (HTC) has staged a technically creative fall production of “The Government Inspector” amid the novel COVID-19 pandemic. “The Government Inspector” is the acclaimed 19th-century...

Red Rising Series Review

Ryan Maddigan February 28, 2021

“I would have lived in peace. But my enemies brought me war.”  The opening line to the first book of Pierce Brown's war drama and political thriller series, “Red Rising,” perfectly encompasses...

Celebrating Black History Month with the Arts

Tyler Kuan February 8, 2021

Throughout February, people across the United States celebrate African American history and culture in various ways, from tribute paintings to MLK remembrances to stand-up poetry about the ongoing struggle...

2020: A Year of Arts in Review

Luke Webster January 31, 2021

Through the devastating hardships and pandemonium of 2020, the world embraced the dawn of the new year. For the many trials and unexpected events that took the world by storm, 2020 will be remembered as...

Film Review: “Soul”

Leo Sichi January 31, 2021

Pixar films have always intrigued me, mainly because they are great for both children and adults. Children can laugh at the silly characters in the Toy Story movies, while adults can ponder the deeper...

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