‘Fourth Wing’: The fantasy epic we didn’t know we needed
By Bailei Burgess-Simmons | Sep. 8, 2023From its very first day in stores, “Fourth Wing” flew off of shelves, and with good reason.
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From its very first day in stores, “Fourth Wing” flew off of shelves, and with good reason.
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By Ally Uhlendorf News EditorAfter a four-year battle with Merkel cell skin cancer, “Margaritaville” singer Jimmy Buffett died on Sept. 1. According ...
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Each of the artists in the exhibit, who are inspired by specific works by Old Masters, are able to draw from these seminal works to explore their own identity, change our perception of the artwork and rediscover the images by manipulating the visual imagery that is so familiar.
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In recent weeks, shocking revelations have emerged regarding the once-celebrated relationship between former NFL star Michael Oher and the Tuohy family that took him in, famously portrayed in the 2009 film “The Blind Side.”
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Swedish duo Icona Pop brings the energy with their newest album “Club Romantech,” which is bursting with energy and songs perfect for a night out dancing.
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Bryan's fourth album, 16 tracks long, was released on Aug. 25 and features collaborations with The Lumineers, Kacey Musgraves, The War and Treaty and Sierra Ferrell.
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“Unreal Unearth” is a 17-song album written by Hozier, an Irish singer and songwriter, who is known for using religion and literature to make profound declarations in his music.
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With great sadness, the world is forced to say goodbye to Angus Cloud, an emerging talent whose light shone brilliantly. Best known for his television debut as the neighborhood drug dealer Fezco “Fez” O’Neill on Max’s acclaimed series “Euphoria,” Cloud captivated audiences with his authenticity and depth.
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On July 29, Grounds for Sculpture invited the public to join a parade through the park to celebrate the Trenton community in their free program, Breaking Boundaries: Grounds For Gathering — the result of a collaboration between Grounds for Sculpture, Spiral Q and Trenton Artworks.
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On July 28, Disney’s epic new film, “Haunted Mansion,” came to theaters and boy, did it impress.
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Last month, the Screen Actors Guild (SAG AFTRA), which represents over 160,000 various media professionals across the globe, went on strike.
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The film — based on the 2005 biography “American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer,” written by Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin — beautifully tracks the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer, who is known as “the father of the atomic bomb.”
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Greta Gerwig’s much anticipated film, “Barbie,” starring Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling, America Ferrera and Michael Cera, was released on Friday, July 21.
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The pressure to be accepted into a school with a reputable name is often a source of dread. Many students can become lost in the quagmire of competing with peers for acceptance at prestigious universities and many more students feel the embarrassment of not being accepted or being financially unable to go to one of these schools. In his new novel, “Party School,” John Hart offers a fresh take on a source of anxiety for many high school seniors.
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Niall Horan’s third album, “The Show,” was released on Friday, June 9. He began writing this album amidthe Covid-19 pandemic, showcasing the massive growth in both his writing ability and perspective of the world since his previous album “Heartbreak Weather.”
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Award-winning author and historian Dr. Erika Lee kicked off the College’s celebration of Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a keynote speech on the lack of Asian American history in classrooms on Thursday, April 27.
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In 2014, after the trailer for the first “Guardians of the Galaxy” movie was released, it was predicted to be Marvel Studios’ first flop. Nobody understood why they were making a movie about a bunch of D-List heroes that included a talking tree and raccoon. That movie went on to blow audiences away and establish that group of unknown Marvel characters as household names. Nearly a decade later, after an even more successful sequel and a Disney+ holiday special, the Guardians of the Galaxy returned on May 5 to face the music and end their trilogy.
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Just like every other year, this year’s Met Gala guests did not fail to impress. The theme was “in honor of Karl,” Karl being the late Karl Lagerfield, former creative director of Chanel, who passed away in 2019.
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The Grounds For Sculpture (GFS) — a 42-acre sculpture garden in Hamilton with over 300 sculptures — presented its newest exhibit, Local Voices: Memories, Stories and Portraits, on April 23.
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Social media offers a wide variety of platforms and features that create the perfect landscape for individuals in the entertainment industry to market their content. With 67% of teens indicating in a 2022 Pew Research poll that they use TikTok and 62% reporting that they use Instagram (compared to 52% in 2014-15), social media has a lot of opportunities to connect new entertainment releases with broader audiences.
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