Breaking the fourth wall and barriers of humanity: All College Theatre’s ‘The Skin of Our Teeth’
By Mia Shea | Apr. 21All College Theatre performed the show in the Don Evans Black Box Theater. The play ran from April 10 to April 12.
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All College Theatre performed the show in the Don Evans Black Box Theater. The play ran from April 10 to April 12.
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This movie parodies the Year 2000 Problem, Y2K, which was the worldwide fear that all electronics would cease to work at midnight on Dec. 31, 1999. Dates were read in double digits, ‘99 as 1999, and the belief was that when midnight hit and the date would turn ‘00, the computers would believe that it was 1900 and lose all of their data and stop working. “Y2K” portrays a world where technology rebels due to a computer bug and attempts to take over humanity.
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“Common Side Effects” was created by Joseph Bennett and Steve Hely and follows the discovery of the blue angel mushroom, which can cure any sickness or injury. This results in attempts by the government and pharmaceutical company Reutical to cover up its existence by any means necessary.
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American actor Val Kilmer died of pneumonia on April 1 at the age of 65 in Los Angeles.
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“Invincible” Season 3 is well worth watching for anyone interested in superhero stories, action media or just riveting storytelling in general. While it is held back by occasionally clunky animation, the strength of the writing and characterization show that superhero stories can hold the weight and importance of the best prestige dramas.
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“More” is the latest EP from the Los Angeles-based alternative rock band Wallows. This record acts as a deluxe version of their latest release, “Model,” from 2024.
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Popstar and two-time Grammy winner Ariana Grande released her “eternal sunshine” deluxe album “brighter days ahead” with six new songs on March 28. She partnered the release with a 26-minute short film she co-wrote and directed that acted as six music videos in one as she rewatches the most impactful moments of her life.
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“Forever is a Feeling” as an album explores the various ways love helps us grow, tears us down and makes us feel everything in between. Dacus’ profound lyrics and thoughtful meditations offer a catalog of music that can only be described as enlightened. While extremely specific and personal, the songs are universal and easily understood through a diverse range of experiences.
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“The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie” is a great film that is well worth watching for its animation, comedy and writing. If you're a fan of animation, the Looney Tunes or just need a cartoon to show a younger relative, this is the movie for you.
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“Sunrise on the Reaping” transports the reader about 24 years in the past from the first book to witness, once again, the horrors and vicious minds of President Coriolanus Snow and the Capitol.
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Actress Danielle Morrow may never have expected that her iconic role as Nora Dershlit, the crazy, pet chicken-owning super fan and kidnapper of “iCarly,” on Nickelodeon in 2010 would be so intriguing to fans.
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“Snow White” was released in theaters on March 21. It stars Rachel Zegler as Snow White and Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen.
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“Novocaine” is the latest big studio R-rated action comedy from co-directors Dan Berk and Robert Olson, starring Jack Quaid, Amber Midthunder and Ray Nicholson.
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Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco share their own experiences with love through their new album “I Said I Love You First.” This 14-track record was released on March 21 and incorporates themes of heartbreak and true love. Gomez was the singer on the album with Blanco as the producer.
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TCNJ Orchestra performed its “Centuries of Drama” concert on March 7 in Mayo Concert Hall, a beautiful portrayal of dramatic symphonies led by conductor Uli Speth.
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PAA Bae was more than just a charity event; it was a celebration of culture, talent and community. It was a night that left attendees and participants feeling inspired and happy, knowing that they had contributed to a good cause while also supporting the College’s AAPI community.
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With “MUSIC,” Playboi Carti loses that unique X-factor that caused his initial rise to popularity and separated him amidst the cloud rap scene in the first place.
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In “For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women),” released on March 21, band frontwoman Michelle Zauner takes a darker approach, with a heavy guitar focus as compared to her electronic-pop background. In an interview with NPR, she describes themes of yearning explored on the album through various storylines. “All of these characters succumb to some sort of temptation or disrupt a balance in their lives and are then grappling with the consequences or regrets of that decision-making,” she said.
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Joon-Ho’s newest film is “Mickey 17,” a science fiction movie about Mickey Barnes, a beleaguered worker played by Robert Pattinson. Mickey joins a mission to colonize the snow planet Nifleheim, sponsored by a mysterious company and religious group and led by former Congressman Kenneth Marshall, played by Mark Ruffalo, to escape loan sharks on Earth. To join the mission, he becomes an expendable, which means that when he dies, the company can reprint his body, allowing him to work dangerous jobs and be a lab rat in lethal experiments.
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The winners of the 2024 Concerto Competition, Matthew Brown and Hriday Parikh, are slated to give their winning performances with the Wind Ensemble on March 13 and the TCNJ Orchestra on May 2, respectively.
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