Tick, Tick... BOOM!, a Netflix movie musical, masterfully upholds the legacy of musical theatre legend Jonathan Larson through the passionate efforts of the cast and crew.
Tick, Tick... Boom! The Netflix film that rocked my view of the movie musical adaptation world was released on Nov. 12, 2021. Directed by Lin-Manuel Miranda (known for In the Heights and Hamilton), the...
review Riley Higgins | art Mary Barone
Every weekend from June 20 to Aug. 9 in 2020 was marked by the opening chords of "Sketch Book" by Janet Suhh. Capturing attention from K-Drama lovers from around...
story Ianni Acapulco | art Mary Barone
In the soft light of the cave, two young girls made their way past the grand stone doors, their newfound friendship a precarious alliance founded upon the shared...
review by rebecca holst | photography fair use
A little over a year ago, Detective Comics (DC) and Warner Brothers showcased “Justice League” directed by Zack Snyder. That was the first time that...
review by megan finke | photography fair use
Picture this; an old, creeky bookstore, the young-hip manager lurking throughout the scattered shelves while placing books on aged shelves, dust flies. His...
As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride by Cary Elwes with Joe Layden
Published by Simon and Schuster, Inc.
259 pages, $14.92 hardcover, $9.98 paperback, $11.99 on...
Review by Abby Bammerlin | Art by Bryce Forren
When aliens touch down on our flag-loving soil, we expect a declaration of war, mind-numbing explosions and unnecessary deaths to follow. However, director...
Review by Isis Summerlin | Photo Used with Permission
Silence speaks louder than words. In the movie “A Quiet Place,” Director John Krasinski allows the silence to stretch on for what seems like forever—but...
Review by Alanna Schlaeger | Photo Fair Use
Everybody deserves a perfect love story but for Simon Spier (Nick Robinson), a huge secret gets in the way - nobody knows he is gay.
The new romantic...
Review by Ruth Elendu | Art by Bryce Forren
“Black Panther” takes place after the death of T’Chaka (John Kani), T’Challa’s father, in “Captain America: Civil War” in the fictional African...
Review by Bryce Forren | Art by Bryce Forren
Rocker Jack White’s time in the public image has undoubtedly been spent in a balancing act of the unconventional and the traditional. White is incredibly...
Review by Bryce Forren | Art by Bryce Forren
Released 50 years ago on April 3, 1968, “2001: A Space Odyssey” continued legendary director Stanley Kubrick’s streak of incorporating unmatched imagination...
