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The Trial of the Chicago 7 Where to Watch: Netflix Rating: 3.5/5 Before I start this review, I have a bit of a confession to make. Aaron Sorkin is not my favorite filmmaker working today. I find his dialogue unnatural and it often insists on its cleverness. With all this said, I went into his latest film, […]
I had the honor of attending a virtual event with Madeline Miller, author of The Song of Achilles and Circe. This was an event that was part of Attleboro’s 1ABC program in partnership with the Attleboro Public Library and BSU. Dr. Kevin Kalish, Associate Professor of English at BSU, hosted the discussion. The main topic was Miller’s technique of writing characters from Greek mythology that don’t […]
By: Lexi Ray Staff Writer Many people have something they like to follow on TV, sports, news, and the like. I follow the reality competition show The Masked Singer, as it appeals to my love of dramatic costumes and preforming. Now in its 4th season, The Masked Singer has reached new heights that the past two seasons weren’t able to. Seasons 2 and 3 were […]
This past weekend, from January 31st to February 2nd, I experienced, firsthand, the widely talked about sorority recruitment process. After each day, I recorded what happened so I could relay it to others who might be wondering what the recruitment process is like so they can decide for themselves whether or not they would like […]
Bells, sugar cookies, and holiday ads are the new telltale signs that tell everyone, “Hey, it’s December!” Another thing that’s recently become a popular December trend? Holiday ad controversy. A recent holiday ad by Apple has caused quite a stir. No, not the heartwrenching one where the kids give an iPad to their grandpa with […]
I went into Urinetown completely blind. I didn’t listen to the soundtrack, watch any clips from other productions, or do any in-depth research, and I’m glad I didn’t. I was taken for a ride with this impressive production. I was completely enthralled and on the edge of my seat from the moment the curtain went […]
I am not a person who sees horror movies in their theatrical runs. The silent atmosphere of movie theatres and jump-scares don’t mix well with me, but It: Chapter 2 is an exception. I enjoyed the first installment of New Line Cinema’s cinematic adaptation of the iconic horror novel by Stephen King, and I was […]
