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
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
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
Review: The Book Of Mormon At The Broward Center
BY A.J. KURZMAN Musical theatre and satirical comedy don’t usually go together.  With rigid customs and older audience that are typically associated with the theatre, raunchy language and themes are not something that can be tolerated, right?  Well with South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone as well... Read more
Review: Frozen
BY HANNAH RAMESAR In a year of weak animated features such as Planes and Free Birds, Frozen manages to break away from the pack by stunning audiences around the globe. Loosely based on the novel The Snow Queen, Frozen is credited with being the coolest comedy-adventure to hit the big... Read more
Review: Ravenswood
BY HANNAH RAMESAR Within the first few minutes of the pilot episode, Pretty Little Liars spinoff Ravenswood, breaks away from the formula of its parent show and dips its toes into “psychologically thrilling” waters. Ravenswood depicts a town soaked in death and comes across as more of a drama/horror thriller. The... Read more
Review: Ender’s Game
BY RACHEL CALLAHAN Enders Game was an action packed film, which included a brilliant cast, with names like Harrison Ford, Asa Butterfield, Hailee Steinfield, and Abigail Breslin.  The film was based off Orson Scott Card’s novel of the same name, and it follows young Andrew “Ender” Wiggin, as he... Read more
Review: Allegiant
BY MELANIE SMITH If someone were to make a list of all of humanity’s flaws, the list would never end.  We harm others, cause wars, steal, and numerous other things.  However, what is the root of these flaws? Is it a single factor or many? Is it something we... Read more
Review: Lorde – Pure Heroine
BY RACHEL GAMBACH If you haven’t heard of Lorde, get ready because she is the next big thing in music. The sixteen year old New Zealand native topped charts with her song “Royals” and has just released her album Pure Heroine. Her take on music is fresh and irresistibly rich.... Read more