Andy Samberg proves there are many ways to sleuth as his absurd manner of policing surmounts itself in the latest season of ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine.’
Arts, Movies
Like an Old Wives’ Tale, ‘Storks’ Delivers a Familiar Package
In a quaint and sometimes amusing fashion, ‘Storks’ takes the classic adage and births it on the big screen.
Arts, Movies, On Campus
‘Tell the Prime Minister’ Discusses Shifting Attitudes Toward Nuclear Energy
‘Tell the Prime Minister’ chronicles the shifting public opinion regarding the safety of nuclear energy, in the wake of the Fukushima nuclear meltdown in 2011.
Arts, Music
Usher Forgoes Sympathy Through Honest Album ‘Hard II Love’
Usher gives R&B a front seat in the aptly titled ‘Hard II Love,’ as he explores sentiments from the misguided to the admirable.
Arts, Music
Trainor Delves into Dark Realm of Substance Abuse in “Better”
Parting ways from the bubbly and light-hearted, Meghan Trainor strikes darker tones as she tackles the woes of substance abuse in her “Better” music video.
Arts, Music
Mac Miller Follows Emotional Threads in ‘The Divine Feminine,’ But Fails to Tug at Them
Much of ‘The Divine Feminine’s’ lyrical content is a testament to Mac Miller’s creative investigations, but with little to no follow through, the album is left roundly superficial and unsupported.
Arts, Music
Frank Pole Does “Anything,” While Calvin Harris Asks “Don’t Be A Fool” in Singles This Week
Calvin Harris drones on in a contrived, boring revenge piece “My Way,” while Frank Pole remains fun, upbeat, and decadent with strong lyrics in “Anything.”
Arts, Television
Internet Heavy Hitter ‘High Maintenance’ Starts to Deal on HBO
This stoner romp captivates its audience as it documents the daily lives of dealers and users in NYC. The cycle of weed, money, love proves to be a toxic undertaking for all parties involved.
Arts, Featured Column, Column
Cursive: An Unconventional Art Form
Eventually, I began to favor simplicity over style. Admittedly, I got lazy. For a while, I forgot to appreciate cursive the way my grandfather did—as an unconventional avenue for artistic expression.
Arts, On Campus, Featured Story
BC SLAM! Conjures Up Words for a Breadth of Emotions
Words are one of the few mediums through which we can attempt to understand those sitting across from us. BC SLAM!, BC’s spoken word poetry group, seeks to find and free words that would otherwise remain in the recesses of our minds.
