And with all this, I bid a fond adieu to The Heights and all those I’ve worked with to promote and review art on campus. It’s been a blast.
Arts, Column
When Stars Fall out of Their Constellation
Some of Hollywood’s brightest stars of olde are barely even visible anymore. What extinguishes some of these bright flares into oblivion.
Arts, Movies, Featured Column, Column
Batfleck Begins
While ‘Batman v Superman’ wasn’t all fans had hoped it would be, the film set the stage for what could be the finest Batman iteration to date.
Arts, Column
Dropping the Funny Face
Late-night political comedians continue to pop in larger numbers by the day, but in’t it about time they take on the role of being activists first and comedians second?
Arts, Column
Reminiscent of the Theaters of Ole
While the nations theaters continue to “upgrade” over the year, qualities of the older generation theaters are lost to movie-goers over time.
Featured Column, Column, Arts
The Fuller Picture Evolves
While I’ve enjoyed writing my pieces on ‘Star Wars,’ ‘Game of Thrones, and funk music, it’s time for me to focus more on what really matters at BC.
Arts, Column
Tarantino & The NAPO: An Unnecessary Clash
After the director attended a Rise Up October last week, several police departments around the country have asked for a boycott of Tarantino’s films.
Arts, Column
Trailers And Tickets, Fear And Hope For ‘The Force Awakens’
Tickets and the trailer for ‘The Force Awakens’ were released this week, but fans continue to wade in a pool intermingled with apprehension and excitement.
Arts, Movies, Column
An Attack On The Academy Awards’ Authority
The Oscars’ reign supreme in the slew of award shows, but does the Academy’s opinion on the best films really matter in the long run?
Arts, Television, Column
Trevor Noah Valiantly Carries On Jon Stewart’s War
The South African comedian took over ‘The Daily Show’ for the 16 year veteran last week. How’s he looking so far?
