Review: Moana inspires self-confidence
Following an unlikely heroine’s journey to beat all odds and save the world, Disney’s Moana serves as a beautiful, empowering story of a non-princess that can inspire people to reach…
Review: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
For the last decade, J.K. Rowling mesmerized fans with the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. After a six-year break from magic, her new prequel to the Harry Potter series, Fantastic…
Review: The Atheist Delusion denies the obvious
In his latest evangelical documentary, The Atheist Delusion, Ray Comfort manages to condense staggering amounts of logical fallacies and outright falsehoods into one hour. The film consists mostly of man-on-the-street…
Review: Buffering brings light to pain
In Buffering: Unshared Tales of a Life Fully Loaded, YouTuber Hannah Hart shares deeply personal and emotional stories of her broken childhood. Her stories not only tear at one’s heart…
Review: iPhone 7 and 7 Plus pioneer new ideas
One month ago, Apple launched their latest creations: the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus. While they may look similar to Apple’s last two phone series, they come with striking differences.…
Review: Designated Survivor shows potential
Designated Survivor delivered on its hype during its premiere, and the second episode proved that writers David Guggenheim and John Harmon Feldman do not plan to stop. The show centers…
Jazzercise: More than leg warmers and 80’s music
“Our only throwback is our right hook,” a poster advertises outside the Jazzercise Mills 50 location. Today’s Jazzercise defies it’s stereotype of old woman dancing in leotards as it continues…
Review: Sully takes flight
Tom Hanks might have bad luck when it comes to air travel. We’ve seen him survive a plane crash in Castaway, not make it past Customs in The Terminal and,…
Van’s Warped Tour 2016 Review
Showcasing talent from the full spectrum of modern rock music, Van’s Warped Tour 2016 offered participants an enthralling and entertaining experience not soon forgotten. Hosted at Tinker Field next to…
Review: “I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it”
After making a name for themselves in 2013 with their self-titled album, British alternative band, The 1975, released their sophomore album, “I Like it When You Sleep, for you are…