Interview: Stephen Chbosky on why ‘Wonder’ is “a healing experience”
The writer and director discusses the film’s importance in today’s political climate.
LASTING IMPACT: Mel Brooks and the greatest comedy of our time
“Piss on you, I’m working for Mel Brooks!”
“Talking Black in America” documentary teaches language diversity, not shame
The documentary, which aired at Stamp Student Union, celebrates African-American Vernacular English.
On episode ten of The Dive, things come to an end
Three stories of reflection in our final episode of the year.
Review: Netflix’s ‘The Most Hated Woman in America’ is missing something
The new tells the story of controversial atheist, Madalyn Murray O’Hair.
The drama behind Best Picture
The debate over who should win at this year’s Oscars is as heated as the current political climate.
Review: Despite its stars, ‘Collateral Beauty’ is very bad
Will Smith and company can’t stop this ship from sinking.
Review: ‘One Nation Under Stress’ investigates the struggle to keep Americans alive
American society was built on stressed-out workers. Now, stress is breaking us.
Review: ‘The Edge of Seventeen’ tackles tough subjects with lighthearted ease
The film gives a nuanced depiction of a teenager struggling with depression.
Review: ‘The Crimes of Grindelwald’ is a crime against ‘Harry Potter’ fans
Why are they making three more of these?