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...

Review by Abby Bammerlin | Photo Fair Use Today, the news industries that provide us with everything we know about the world are being corrupted by fear. Fear coming from finger pointing, name calling...

Review by Bryce Forren | Art by Bryce Forren Actress Greta Gerwig’s astonishing solo directorial debut “Lady Bird” has undoubtedly set the bar higher than ever for the teen film genre. In the film,...

Review by Bryce Forren | Art by Bryce Forren Thanks to his incredibly vivid imagination, Mexican-born director Guillermo Del Toro has long been making waves in the world of cinema. Del Toro uses his knack...

Review by Bryce Forren | Photography Fair Use Endless excitement, striking visuals and a nod to nostalgia have become not only staples but expectations of each new installment of the ever-popular Star...

By Rebecca Holst | Photography Fair Use Five years ago, Marvel Comics came out with the movie “Avengers” that revolved around superheroes, such as Captain America and Thor, which was universally popular...

By Bryce Forren | Photography Fair Use From the day that the new adaptation of Stephen King’s 1986 masterpiece was announced in March, IT was highly anticipated on an unexpectedly large scale. The movie...

Written by Leah Boehner | Photography by Anna Mullins *prices may vary This is not fake news. Chipotle now has queso. Released September 12 across the United States, Mexican food chain Chipotle...

By Caroline Bumgarner | Photography Fair Use Taylor Swift has awoken from the dead (quite literally) in her new single, “Look What You Made Me Do”. It is a major switch from the innocent girl next...

  By Caroline Bumgarner | Photography Fair Use Country artist Brett Eldredge hits it out of the ball park with his fourth album “Brett Eldredge” continuing the theme of releasing albums that...