The newest installment in “Fifty Shades” trilogy lacks a substantial plot or quality acting.
Arts, On Campus
Sold Out ‘Big Show’ is a Seamless In-Sync Spectacle
Sexual Chocolate’s Big Show was witty, funny, and sweet in preparation for Valentine’s Day.
Arts, Movies, Column
‘Avengers: Infinity War’ Cannot Be Good
Arts editor Jacob Schick explains his belief that there is no way ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ can be a good movie.
Spring, Softball
Errors, Comebacks Haunt BC in Winless Aggie Classic
BC lost all four of its games in the annual Texas Classic, struggling to protect leads and avoid errors against Texas A&M, Texas Tech, and Houston over the weekend.
Arts, Music, Review
MGMT’s ‘Little Dark Age’ Journeys through Space in a Synth Pop Rocket Ship
MGMT’s cosmic ‘Little Dark Age’ explores universal questions about life on earth with space age synth pop beats and flares of their signature sarcasm.
Review, Arts, Movies
Oscar Nominated ‘A Fantastic Woman’ Explores Identity and Empathy
Sebastian Lelio’s ‘A Fantastic Woman,’ an Oscar nominated Chilean film, follows a transgender woman’s vivid experiences with love, discrimination, and empathy.
Arts, On Campus
Cao Jun Gives Modern Twist to Traditional Artistry
Cao Jun’s exhibit ‘Hymns of Nature’ illustrates different natural landscapes in a modern way.
Arts, Music
Marian Hill, BlockBoy JB, and James Bay in New Singles This Week
James Bay, BlockBoy JB, and Marian Hill all contribute new singles this week.
Arts, Music, Review
Franz Ferdinand’s ‘Always Ascending’ Falls to Mediocrity
Franz Ferdinand’s recently released album ‘Always Ascending’ falls short of glitzy dance pop with slow tracks that drag rather than dazzle.
Music, Review, Arts
Justin Timberlake “Says Something” In New Music Video
With the help of Chris Stapleton, Justin Timberlake creates an elegant, acoustic atmosphere on his new music video, “Say Something.”
