Review: Chicago At The Broward Center
BY SARAH SHARPE Who would’ve thought that a tale of murder, sin, corruption, and greed could turn into such an enjoyable night at the theater? That’s exactly what I had when I went to see the opening night of Chicago: The Musical at the Broward Center for the Performing... Read more
Classics Revisted: Amélie
BY BLUE KAUFMAN Romantic comedies seldom make it on to anyone’s favorite lists, as they are often held back by their own specific expectations. However, Amélie might be the exception to this rule. Breathing life into a usually predictable genre, Amélie conveys romance in a way that you typically... Read more
Movie Sequels Are Not Equal
BY ADAM SHLOMI Sequels are often seen as inevitable successes in the film industry. They make money, present little risk, and don’t take a long time to cast or script. We, the audience, have watched Hollywood churn them out one after another. However, beneath the surface, many sequels are... Read more
Here We Are, Now Entertain Us: Miley Cyrus
BY OLIVIA PASCALE-WONG In popular culture, Miley Cyrus is debatably the most controversial and talked about name in entertainment today. Many would say she has lost her mind, others would say that her new bad girl persona is her smartest move yet. With her outrageous performances and revealing music... Read more
Lana Del Rey Transitions To The Big Screen With Tropico
BY CAMILA SOSA Year after year the same artists make it to the top of the summer playlists. This summer, though, an unexpected artist broke into the top ten in America. Breakthrough singer Lana Del Rey found her popularity at an all time high, with her music conquering pop... Read more
Classics Revisited: The Replacements – Let It Be
BY JEREMY HAAS As a teenager, I’ve gone through the many phases of musical interest; the generic core-core bands, the punk rock, the metal, the straightened hair, the skinny jeans, the monochrome clothing, and so on.  However, with all the music I’ve listened to and identified with, there’s still so much... Read more
Review: Kings Of Leon – Mechanical Bull
BY KATIE LERNER Over a decade ago, the four brothers that make up the Kings Of Leon, started as a simple southern rock band from Nashville, Tennessee that made their way to the top of the charts and Grammy wins. Everything was going fine until July of 2011 when... Read more
Edgar Wright Brings New Flavors To Genre Films
BY JACOB FERREIRA You’ve probably heard the name before, but you might not know where you heard it. Edgar Wright, British filmmaker extraordinaire, is most famous for directing and co-writing the Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy, (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and The World’s End) which star Simon Pegg... Read more
Game On: League Of Legends
BY DANIEL LEIBOWITZ Cheers and the screams echoed around the entire stadium. Thousands of fans simultaneously screamed “TSM” while countless more pushed the enemy base and won the game. While this might sound like a football or basketball game, in reality it is League of Legends, an eSport game... Read more
Issues Solved: DC Comics Marriage Ban
BY CHRISTINA RIVERO Marriage is an agreement made between two people who love each other and vow to never leave the other’s side.  This is how it has been for DC comics long before the time boom of Flashpoint and even dating back to the Silver Age. However, in... Read more