Pro/Con Review: The Hunger Games:Catching Fire
BY RACHEL CALLAHAN & SARAH SHARPE Susan Collins’ The Hunger Games was a fantastic series, and because of many fans’ passion and love for the books, there was a fear that the movies had wouldn’t live up to expectations. The initial Hunger Games was cool, but it lacked action... Read more
Review: Her
BY JEREMY HAAS Imagine our country 30 years from now, perhaps even as little as 20. What will things look like?  Will we still be obsessed with our smart phones? How much more realistic will our video games be? Maybe in this not-so-far-off future, our technology will be even... Read more
Game On: Zelda A Link Between Worlds
BY JACOB FERREIRA The Legend of Zelda has been one of the most beloved video game series for over 25 years, and for good reason. Despite the fact that the general plot of most Legend of Zelda games usually involves Link collecting special artifacts throughout the game in order... Read more
Review: Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Wizard Of Oz At The Broward Center
BY SARAH SHARPE Whatever mode of transportation you prefer (twister, horse of a different color, broomstick, bubble, or simply following the Yellow Brick Road), make your way down to the Broward Center for the Performing Arts to go see Andrew Lloyd Webber’s adaptation of the classic musical, The Wizard... Read more
The Best Of Wes: Ranking Wes Anderson’s Films
BY JEREMY HAAS We’ve all got our favorite directors, those who defy time with their films, who create works of art, rather than mere movies.  Wes Anderson has been that director for a while now, and it seems that with each film he makes, his style becomes all the... Read more
Review: Inside Llewyn Davis
BY BLUE KAUFMAN In the strange mixed-up world of the Coen brothers, one never really knows what to expect. There’s just something about their knack for storytelling, their ability to create new universes for each of their characters somehow detached from the rest of the world that makes their... Read more
Bring On The Bad Guys:The Best Movie Villains
BY BLUE KAUFMAN Sure, they initially make us cringe. And let’s face it…it’s human nature to want to cheer for the good guy. Yet, every once in a while a villain will slither onto the big screen and linger in our minds long after the credits roll. Their disturbed... Read more
Finding The Satire In Grand Theft Auto
BY ADAM SHLOMI Grand Theft Auto Five is a violent, destructive game, but also a beautiful satire. It is remarkably self-aware, and no other game has ever come close to showcasing the problems in our society with such accuracy. That is, however, due to the fact that GTAV is... Read more
Review: The Legend Of Korra Season 2
BY JACOB FERREIRA Millions watched and loved Avatar: The Last Airbender when it first aired, and nearly all of them tuned in for Season one ofThe Legend of Korra, a continuation or sequel of sorts, that takes place in the same universe. While the first season had its fair share... Read more
Review: Katy Perry – Prism
BY LOUIS DENNIN It’s charming. You’re probably hoping to hear that Katy Perry’s Prism will greet you with a flurry of new material and send you bouncing off the walls with surprises, but regrettably it does not. While the new album is far from insufferable and certainly has the Katy... Read more